The Prophet, peace be upon him, taught short supplications for waking, eating, travelling, entering the home and dozens of other daily moments. Knowing them turns ordinary routine into remembrance of Allah.
Each lesson introduces one or two duas. The tutor recites, explains the meaning in simple words, and the student repeats until the pronunciation is right. Earlier duas are revised every lesson so they are not forgotten.
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.
Children from four years old, adults who want to build the habit, and new Muslims. No Arabic reading is required; everything is taught by listening and repeating.
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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.