Yes. The first class is free and you don’t need a card. If you want to continue, you pay monthly and can cancel anytime.

Yes. Book a free class for each child. You can then manage all of them from one family account.

Each class is 30 minutes, live and one-to-one. You choose how many classes a week, from 2 to 7.

Class times are always shown in your own time zone, so you never need to work out the difference.

Yes. Classes are online, so children and adults can join from home, wherever they live.

Tell us as early as you can and we’ll try to arrange another time. Every class, attended or missed, shows in your parent dashboard.

Yes. Routines change with school, holidays and Ramadan. Send us a message and we’ll move your classes, keeping the same teacher where we can.

Yes. Just tell us your preference when you book, for each child.

Every teacher is certified to teach the Quran and passes ID and reference checks before teaching.

Yes, and for younger children we encourage it. You can also read the teacher’s notes after every class.

Look for live one-to-one classes, a certified teacher and clear updates on progress. That’s how every Tajveed class works.

Yes. Beginners start with the Arabic letters and Noorani Qaida, then move on to reading the Quran. The free class shows where to start.

Yes. In one-to-one lessons your child learns the rules of recitation and practises them with the teacher.

Most children start with Nazra — Quran Reading. The teacher will suggest the right course after the free class.

Yes. Every course is one-to-one, so adults can learn at their own pace, at times that fit around work and family.

Yes. Every plan includes Islamic Studies: the Pillars of Islam, Salah, daily Duas and Azkaar, and stories of the Prophets.

Most children are ready from age 4–5, when they can sit for a 30-minute class. The free class will tell you if your child is ready. About Nazra

When your child reads well, they can move on to Tajveed to improve their recitation, or to Hifz to start memorizing. The teacher will suggest the next step.

It depends on where you start, how many classes you take and how much you practise. Your teacher will give you an estimate after the first class.

Yes. Hifz classes already correct recitation, and Tajveed classes add more focus on the rules. You can take one or both.

It’s different for every child. It depends on how much they memorize each day and how often they revise. Your teacher will set a plan that suits your child.

Yes. You can start with Juz Amma or the surahs used in Salah, and continue later if you wish.

Yes, in our Tafseer course. It can be taken alongside Nazra, Tajveed or Hifz.

It depends on how many classes a week you choose. You pay monthly, can cancel anytime, and the first class is free. See the current prices on our pricing page.

You can see all prices, and the currencies we accept, on our pricing page.

You pay monthly and can cancel anytime. Just send us a message through our contact page.

Your parent dashboard shows lesson notes, attendance and progress, plus a short weekly summary.

Yes. All your children’s classes are in one family account.