School of Qurʼanic StudiesSQURAN · live one-to-one classes

Online Qurʼan classes for kids

One child, one vetted teacher, one shared page — short, live lessons your child actually looks forward to, with everything visible to you.

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Why one-to-one, not a group

In a group class a shy seven-year-old recites for ninety seconds and waits fifteen minutes. In a one-to-one lesson every minute is theirs: reciting, being corrected kindly on the exact word, trying again. Children progress faster because nothing is diluted — and the teacher adapts each lesson to your child's pace, not a class average.

A classroom a child understands

Your child sees the same page of the mushaf as the teacher — the teacher's pointer moves under the words as they recite together, and the teacher's marks land on the words themselves. It feels like sitting beside a teacher with one book between them, because that is what we built.

What you see as a parent

Where children start

Most beginners start with Noorani Qaida, move to Nazra reading, then refine with tajweed — and families with bigger ambitions join the hifz programme. The teacher recommends the path after the trial lesson; you decide.

Questions parents ask

What age can my child start online Quran classes?

From around five, once a child can sit with a screen for twenty minutes. Young beginners start with Noorani Qaida in short lessons; the teacher sets the pace to the child, because every class is one-to-one.

Is it safe for my child to have lessons online?

Every lesson involving a child is recorded, and you can watch any recording of your own child whenever you wish, without asking anyone. There is no private messaging between teachers and children anywhere on the platform. Read the full safeguarding page for how teachers are vetted.

Can I sit in on my child's lesson?

Yes. Guardians can join any of their child's live lessons as a silent observer, invisible to the class, at any time.

Can I request a female teacher for my daughter?

Yes, and it is enforced by the system that assigns teachers — not left as a note on a file. If you set "female teachers only", no male teacher can ever be assigned to your daughter.

What if the teacher isn't a good fit?

Tell the registrar and we arrange a different teacher. The trial exists so you and your child can judge the fit before paying anything.

Start with a free trial class

One real lesson with a vetted teacher, no card required. See the classroom, meet the teacher, and decide with your child — not before.

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