Every student gets their own tutor, their own schedule and their own pace. We teach from the very first letter of the alphabet up to fluent recitation with Tajweed, and we keep parents informed at every step.
Enrol two or more children from the same family and the second student gets a reduced rate. Paying quarterly or yearly in advance also lowers the monthly fee.
Our teachers hold formal Quran and Tajweed qualifications and are trained to teach online. Male and female tutors are available, and you can request a change at any time.
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No fixed syllabus for everyone. The tutor assesses the student in the first lesson and builds a plan around their current level, goals and available time.
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Every lesson is a live video call with screen sharing, so the tutor hears every word and corrects mistakes as they happen.
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A live video call, the page shared on screen, and a tutor who hears every word. This is what your child sees.
Large, clear text. The tutor points to each word as it is read, so nothing gets lost.
Mistakes are fixed the moment they happen, with the rule explained in plain words.
After the lesson you can read what was covered and what to practise before next time.
A fixed timetable builds the habit. Reschedule with a quick message when life gets in the way.
Pick a starting point that matches the student today. Your tutor will assess the first lesson and adjust the plan from there.
Start from the Arabic letters if you need to, or pick up where you left off, and work towards fluent reading of the Quran with basic Tajweed.
Learn the rules that govern how each letter and word of the Quran is pronounced, then apply them in your own recitation under the ear of a trained tutor.
Memorize part of the Quran or all of it with a Hafiz tutor who sets a realistic daily target and keeps earlier portions fresh through planned revision.
Getting started takes a few minutes. Fill in the short form, agree a time with our team, and join your first lesson.
Tell us who the lessons are for, the student's level and when you are usually free. It takes two minutes.
A coordinator contacts you to agree a time and match you with a suitable tutor.
Join the first lesson with the link we send you. If you are happy after the trial week, choose a plan and continue.
Choose how many days a week you want to study. Every plan is one-to-one, 30 minutes per lesson, and billed monthly with no long contract.
We want every Muslim family, wherever they live, to have access to a patient, qualified Quran teacher. Small classes, honest feedback and steady progress matter more to us than anything else.
These are included in every course and every plan, for every student.
Lessons run around the clock, so families in America, Europe, the Gulf and Australia all find slots that work for them.
Our coordinators answer WhatsApp and email every day, including weekends, for schedule changes and questions.
Students receive a certificate when they finish a course, signed by their tutor and the academy.
Pay monthly by card, PayPal or bank transfer. Invoices are issued from your student account.
There is no group class. It is only the student and the tutor for the whole session.
Parents get a short written report each month describing what was covered and what comes next.
See the class schedule, join links, invoices and tutor feedback in one place.
If your regular tutor is unavailable, a cover tutor takes the lesson so no class is lost.
Tutors explain in the language the student is most comfortable with.
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Quick answers to what most parents ask before booking. The full list is on the FAQ page.
Fill in the short form on any page, or press Start Now on the home page. We only need a name, an email or phone number, and who the lessons are for. A coordinator will contact you to agree a time for the free trial.
Yes. The first week of lessons costs nothing and you do not need to give card details. If you decide not to continue, simply tell us and nothing is charged.
Most children start between four and six, once they can sit and focus for twenty to thirty minutes. Younger children are welcome if a parent sits with them during the lesson.
A standard lesson is 30 minutes, one-to-one. You choose two, three, four or five days a week. Memorization and Arabic students can ask for 45 or 60 minute lessons.
A laptop, tablet or phone with a camera, a stable internet connection and a quiet corner. Lessons run on Zoom or Skype; the tutor shares the book on screen so you do not need to buy anything.
Have a question about a course, a schedule or a fee? Send us a message and a member of our team will reply within one working day.
Reach us by phone, WhatsApp or email, or use the form. We speak English, Urdu and Arabic.
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