Learn to read the Quran, improve your Tajweed, memorize with a structured Hifz plan or prepare for Ijazah, all in private one-to-one lessons with male and female teachers who adjust every lesson to your level.
Start with the skill that needs to improve next. A learner who cannot yet read connected Quran text needs a reading course first. A fluent reader who keeps making the same pronunciation mistakes needs Tajweed. A student who reads well and wants to memorize needs a Hifz plan with regular revision.
Start here if you or your child are still learning Arabic letters, vowel marks and joining. Courses such as Learn to Read Quran, Noorani Qaida, Baghdadi Qaida and Noor Al Bayan take the learner from single letters to reading the Mushaf.
Choose Tajweed when you can already read but want clearer Makharij, correct rules and live correction of the mistakes that keep coming back. Tuhfat Al Atfal and Al Jazariyyah are available for learners who want to study the classical texts of Tajweed.
Memorization courses combine new Hifz with a fixed revision routine, so what you memorize stays strong. Juz Amma is a common starting point for children and adult beginners.
For advanced reciters who want to recite the whole Quran to a qualified teacher for Ijazah, or study the Ten Qira’at after mastering Hafs ‘an ‘Asim.
Share the learner’s age, current level and what you want to achieve.
A teacher checks the level and you experience the teaching style, with no card needed.
We recommend the right course, teacher and weekly schedule for you.
Start with Learn to Read Quran or Noorani Qaida. Both teach letters, vowel marks and joining before moving into the Mushaf. The free trial lesson confirms which one suits the learner.
Yes. Children can study reading, Tajweed and memorization with a teacher who adjusts pace and lesson length to their age. See Online Quran Classes for Kids.
Yes. You can request a male or female teacher when you book your free trial.
Lessons are 30, 45 or 60 minutes, from one to six sessions per week. You can compare plans on the Prices page.
Yes, if you are an advanced reciter. The Quran Ijazah course prepares you to recite the full Quran to a qualified teacher. The Ijazah is granted only when the teacher approves your recitation, not automatically at the end of a course.
Book a free trial lesson. The teacher checks your current level, discusses your goal and recommends the right course before you enroll.
Tell us the learner’s level and goal. The free trial lesson shows where to begin, and you don’t need to know the course name.
