Live one-to-one online learning
Study one-to-one with qualified teachers in live online sessions — from first letters and fluent recitation to Tajweed, Hifz, Quranic Arabic and Islamic Studies. Choose the times that fit your week, wherever you are in the world.
Tell us what you would like to learn. We will confirm a suitable teacher and time by email or WhatsApp.
Why learners stay
Group classes move at the speed of the group. One-to-one lessons move at the speed of the learner — which is why correction, confidence and progress happen faster.
Every session is taught one-to-one, so pace, correction and encouragement are shaped around the learner rather than a shared timetable.
Courses follow defined stages, so you always know what is being learned now and what comes next.
Recitation, subject knowledge and teaching ability are assessed before a teacher joins, and reviewed through ongoing learner feedback.
Morning, evening and weekend slots across time zones, with straightforward rescheduling when something changes.
Course catalog
Begin where you are. Each course lists its level and the learners it is designed for, so you can choose with confidence — or ask us and we will recommend a starting point.
Featured pathway
The most common starting point for children and adult beginners. Four connected stages, taught one-to-one and adjusted to the learner's pace.
Build accurate pronunciation of Arabic letters, letter joining and vowel sounds before reading full words.
Read the Quran fluently with steady rhythm and correct pauses, with gentle correction throughout.
The core rules of Tajweed — articulation points, Noon and Meem rules, Madd and Waqf — applied directly in recitation.
Refine breath control, rhythm and tone so that recitation becomes smooth, measured and confident.
Memorise with a teacher-set plan, realistic daily targets and revision built into every session.
For students who have memorised and need a disciplined revision cycle to keep it firm and fluent.
Understand the vocabulary and grammar of the verses you already recite, one word at a time.
Study explanation and context verse by verse, with space for questions and discussion.
Belief, prayer, stories of the prophets and good manners — taught at an age-appropriate level.
Practical rulings for purification, prayer, fasting and everyday life, explained clearly.
The life of the Prophet ﷺ and the history of the early Muslim community, studied in context.
Grammar and word structure taught through Quranic examples, building toward independent reading.
One-to-one lessons with female teachers for sisters and young children, in a comfortable setting.
Short intensive programmes for Ramadan and other seasons, designed around focused goals.
No courses match that filter yet. Ask us and we will recommend a starting point.
Learning pathways
Pathways connect individual courses into a sequence, so study has direction rather than drifting from one topic to the next.
From recognising letters to reading the Quran independently, with pronunciation corrected from the very first lesson.
For learners who can already read and want accuracy, control and a recitation they are proud of.
A structured memorisation plan with revision built in from the beginning — because retention matters as much as progress.
Why learn with us
We are built around the things that actually determine whether a learner continues: a teacher who understands them, a plan they can follow, and a schedule that fits their life.
Request Free TrialNo recordings standing in for teaching — every lesson is taught live by your teacher.
Choose the teacher arrangement that suits your family, including sisters-only classes.
Regular feedback on what has improved and what needs work next.
Lessons adapted by age and level, from first letters to advanced study.
Book the slots that work for you and reschedule when life intervenes.
Classes delivered online, with times matched to your local time zone.
Teacher quality
A learner's experience depends almost entirely on the teacher. Our selection process exists to protect that experience — and it does not stop at hiring.
Any certification or qualification a teacher holds is stated on their individual profile, so you can see exactly who you are learning with.
We review each applicant's Quranic education, subject knowledge and relevant teaching experience.
Applicants recite live and are assessed on Tajweed accuracy, fluency and clarity of pronunciation.
Short teaching sessions are observed for clarity, patience and how well the teacher works with the age group they will teach.
Learner feedback and progress are reviewed so that standards hold over time, not only at hiring.
The process
Send the form with your goals and course interest. We reply by email or WhatsApp to arrange a suitable time.
We match you with a teacher suited to your level, goals and schedule, and you take a trial lesson.
Your teacher sets out the stages, materials and a realistic weekly rhythm you can keep up with.
Regular revision and progress check-ins keep momentum, with the plan adjusted as you advance.
Who we teach
A five-year-old, a teenager preparing for exams and an adult returning to reading need very different lessons. Each programme below is designed for its audience.
Short, encouraging lessons that build letter recognition, reading and a positive relationship with the Quran.
Learn more →Structured Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic Studies for secondary-age learners, with room for discussion.
Learn more →Flexible one-to-one classes for adults starting from the beginning or returning to study after years away.
Learn more →Female teachers available for sisters and young children, in a comfortable and private learning environment.
Learn more →Begin from the foundations at your own pace, with patient guidance on reading, prayer and practice.
Learn more →Arrange lessons for several learners in one household, with times coordinated around your week.
Learn more →Progress & support
Progress is not only about how fast a learner moves — it is about whether they keep going. Our support structure is designed to make continuation easy.
Regular progress feedback — so you know what has improved and what comes next.
Revision built into lessons — so earlier learning is not lost as new material is added.
Updates for parents — for younger learners, so families stay involved in the plan.
Teacher changes on request — if the fit is not right, we will arrange a different teacher.
A clear point of contact — for scheduling questions, rescheduling and anything else.
A typical learning cycle
The exact rhythm is agreed with your teacher and adjusted as the learner progresses.
Plans & pricing
Every plan is live, one-to-one and taught by a qualified teacher. Pick the number of classes that suits your routine — change, pause or cancel whenever you need to.
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8 classes per month
$35 / month
30 minutes per class · one-to-one
12 classes per month
$45 / month
30 minutes per class · one-to-one
16 classes per month
$55 / month
30 minutes per class · one-to-one
20 classes per month
$65 / month
30 minutes per class · one-to-one
8 weekend classes
$35 / month
30 minutes per class · one-to-one
20 sessions per month
$120 / month
45 minutes per session · dedicated teacher
Feedback
Questions
If your question is not answered here, send it with your trial request and we will reply directly.
Your teacher meets the learner, checks their current level and talks through goals. You will see how a normal lesson runs and receive a recommendation for a starting course and pace — with no obligation to continue.
Yes. Many of our learners start with no Arabic reading ability at all, including adults. The Foundations Pathway begins with recognising and pronouncing individual letters.
We match teachers to your local hours and coordinate a suitable time with you after receiving your trial request. Rescheduling is handled through your usual contact point.
Yes. Female teachers are available for sisters and for young children. Simply note your preference in the trial request form.
Lesson length and frequency are agreed with your teacher and usually reflect the learner's age, concentration and goals. Younger children typically have shorter, more frequent sessions; adults often prefer fewer, longer ones.
Select "Not sure yet — please advise" in the form. We will assess the learner's level in the trial class and recommend a course or pathway.
Yes. Many families combine a Quran course with Islamic Studies, either in the same lesson plan or in separate sessions. Your teacher will help you balance the two.
A device with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, and a quiet space. We will send you the class link and any materials before your first lesson.
Resources
Practical reading on building a study routine, understanding Tajweed and choosing the right course.
How short, consistent practice beats long, irregular sessions — and how parents can support without pressure.
Articulation points, Noon and Meem rules and Madd — explained in plain language before you meet them in class.
Questions to ask before committing to a memorisation programme, and signs that fluent reading should come first.
Begin
Tell us who is learning and what you would like to achieve. We will suggest a course, a teacher and a time that fits your week.