Many students learned some Arabic reading as children and lost it, and many adults never had the chance at all. This course meets each student where they are. Beginners start with Noorani Qaida, the standard primer that introduces letters, vowels and joining. Students who already read move straight to the Quran itself.
Lessons are short and regular. The tutor reads a line, the student repeats, and mistakes are corrected on the spot. Every few lessons the earlier pages are revised so nothing is forgotten.
The goal is simple: read the Quran on your own, without hesitation, with the basic rules of pronunciation in place.
Quran Reading Outline
بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
What the course covers
Children from around five years old, adults returning to the Quran after a long gap, and new Muslims reading Arabic for the first time. No previous knowledge is needed.
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.
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.
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