How we teach
Every class we run is a live one-to-one lesson with a certified tutor, scheduled around you. Whether the student is a five-year-old learning letters, an adult who never had the chance to learn, or a memoriser working through Hifz, the format does not change: one student, one tutor, and a plan that fits the person rather than a class timetable.
One-to-one, always
Every class is a single student with a single tutor. No group sessions and no recordings, because reciting aloud and being corrected in the moment is the whole method.
Male and female certified tutors
Our tutors are certified in Quranic sciences and teach both children and adults. Female tutors are available as standard, not as a special request.
Your schedule, your time zone
Students join from the UK, US, Canada, Australia, the Gulf and across Europe. You pick the days and times, and you can change them as commitments shift.
The same tutor every week
You keep the same tutor session to session, so nobody re-explains their level each week and the tutor learns where the student actually struggles.
Progress you can see
A short written note after every class covering what was covered and what to practise. For children, it gives parents something concrete to reinforce at home.
An honest free trial
A free 30-minute class with no card details taken. Its purpose is to assess the level and let you judge the fit. If it is not right, there is no pressure to continue.
What a first month looks like
The trial class establishes the student’s actual level, which is often not the level they assumed. From there your tutor recommends a starting point and a realistic pace, and you agree a schedule. The first few weeks are usually spent settling into a rhythm rather than moving fast, because consistency is what determines progress over a year, not the speed of the first fortnight.
A free 30-minute trial class to assess the level honestly
A recommended starting course and a realistic pace
A schedule that fits around school, work and time zone
The same tutor each week, so nothing is re-explained
A short written progress note after every class
What we teach
We start from where the student actually is rather than a fixed syllabus. These are the courses your tutor will recommend from:
Noorani Qaida — Noorani Qaida for Quran - This course focuses on building a strong foundation in Arabic reading and basic Quranic pronunciation.
Quran Recitation — Quran Recitation course focuses on teaching students how to recite the Quran correctly with proper Tajweed rules
Tajweed-ul-Quran — Tajweed-ul-Quran course focuses on teaching the rules of Tajweed to enhance Quranic recitation skills.
Quran Memorization (Hifz) — Quran Memorization (Hifz) course is designed for students who want to memorize the Quran with proper Tajweed and understanding.
Tafseer of the Quran — Tafseer of the Quran course provides a comprehensive understanding of Quranic verses and their meanings.
Hadith & Islamic Studies — Hadith & Islamic Studies course focuses on the study of authentic Hadiths, islamic rules and laws, understanding prayers, how to perform prayers and more
Fiqh — Comprehensive study of Islamic jurisprudence, covering essential rulings and the evidence behind them.
Frequently asked questions
How long is each class?
Typically 30 minutes for younger children and 45 minutes for adults. Attention span rather than content is usually the limiting factor, so shorter and more frequent works better than long sessions.
What do I need to join a class?
A phone, tablet or computer with a camera, and a reasonable internet connection. Nothing else. Your tutor shares any materials needed, and a physical Mushaf or Qaida is useful but not required to begin.
Can I request a female tutor?
Yes. Female tutors are available for female students and for children, and you can request one when booking. This is a standard arrangement rather than an exception.
What time zones do you teach in?
All of them. Our students are spread across the UK, North America, Europe, Australia and the Gulf. Tell us your available windows and we will match you with a tutor who can teach in them.
Can parents sit in on their child’s class?
Yes, and many do, particularly in the early weeks. It helps parents understand what is being taught so they can reinforce it at home, which makes a considerable difference to progress.
Is the free trial really free?
Yes, with no card details taken and no obligation. Its purpose is to assess the student’s level and let you judge whether the tutor is a good fit. If it is not right, you are under no pressure to book further classes.
