Online Quran Classes for Kids

A starting point that fits your child

A child who speaks Arabic may still need help reading it. A child who has memorized short surahs may need support connecting letters and reading unfamiliar words. Tell us about your child's experience so the teacher can identify what to work on first.

• Beginners: recognize Arabic letters, their sounds and vowel marks, then practise joining and reading words.
• Children who can read: practise Quran recitation, correct pronunciation and apply Tajweed gradually.
• Children working on memorization: combine new portions with revision and correction, according to their level.

Live lessons around school and family life

Lessons are one-to-one, giving the teacher time to listen and correct your child's recitation. A 30-minute lesson is one option to discuss when arranging a schedule. The pace and study goals should fit the child's level and ability to participate.

Families living abroad can share their country, time zone and preferred teaching language when booking. We will confirm teacher availability and a suitable time with you before regular lessons begin.

What happens in the free trial?

The teacher listens to what your child can read or recite and checks the foundations where needed. You can explain your goals, ask about the teaching approach and discuss what to practise next. There is no commitment to subscribe after the trial.

• Share your child's age, reading experience and learning goals.
• Choose a quiet place and check the device, sound and internet connection.
• After the trial, discuss the recommended level, lesson frequency and current fees.

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