Online Qur'an classes for kids, in a classroom made for them
A child does not learn the Qur'an from a video call. She learns it from a teacher who can point at the word, hear the letter, mark the slip and praise the page — and from a parent who can see, every month, exactly what happened. That is what the school is built for.
Ages 4–6 · First letters
The Noorani Qaidah on the takhti board: big coloured letters, gold marks, thirty-minute lessons, a great deal of repetition and praise. Duas and kalimas alongside, so a child prays before she reads fluently.
Ages 7–10 · Reading the Qur'an
Nazirah from al-Fātiḥah, page by page, tajwīd corrected on the word. The years in which most children complete their first khatm — and the years the monthly report matters most, because progress is measured in pages.
Ages 11–16 · Hifz, or understanding
Memorisation on the sabaq / sabqī / manzil cycle, with revision scheduled by the Hifz Engine so nothing is lost — or Tarjuma & Tafseer, for a teenager who wants to know what the words mean.
A female teacher for your daughter
Fixed on the record at booking, never overridden by availability.
Every lesson recorded, and yours to watch
From the family portal, any recording of your own child, any time.
A supervised classroom
The coordinator can enter any live lesson, as a head teacher walks the corridor.
A report every month
Attendance, pages, corrections, accuracy trend, recitation clips — written by the classroom.
After-school hours, your timezone
The timetable is built around school and bedtime, and kept by the coordinator.
The Scholars Programme
Merit and Distinction awards decided from the record — a child who works is rewarded with more of the school.
Evidence, every month
Attendance, pages, the words corrected, the accuracy trend and recitation clips — written by the classroom during the lesson, delivered to you. What the report contains →
Questions parents ask
Are lessons one-to-one or in groups?
Both, and you choose. A group class is up to ten students of the same level with one examined teacher, on the same curriculum and the same shared mushaf, at half the one-to-one fee — it is what most families start with. One-to-one is a single teacher and a single student for the whole lesson. Ask at the free trial which suits your child; you can change at any month.
What happens in an online Qur'an lesson?
Teacher and student share one live mushaf on screen. The teacher's pointer moves word by word; the student recites; every slip is marked on the word itself and re-read. The page turns only when it is read correctly. For Hifz, the revision for the day is already listed when the lesson opens. At the end, what was covered — sūrah, āyāt, page — is written to the record that becomes your monthly report.
Can a female student have a female teacher?
Yes. Tell us when you book and the requirement is fixed on the record — the school never assigns a male teacher to a student whose family has asked for a female one.
Are lessons recorded?
Every lesson involving a student under eighteen is recorded, and a guardian may view any recording of their own child from the family portal.
What information do you collect about my child?
The minimum: a first name, an age, and whether a female or male teacher is required. No home address, no school, no photograph.
How does the demo work?
You choose a course, a time and the kind of teacher you prefer, and enter a card to secure the slot. A trained teacher then gives a ten-minute lesson in the real online classroom, followed by ten minutes for your questions. At the end the teacher offers admission if the fit is right. If you accept, the admission fee is charged to the saved card; if you decline, nothing is charged and the card is released.
Book a free trial lesson for your child
Ten minutes of teaching in the real classroom, ten minutes for your questions. Nothing is charged unless you enrol.
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Ask before you book
A real person on the admissions desk answers — the courses, the fees, a time that suits your family.
WhatsApp +92 345 1821772 →Look inside the classroom
The shared mushaf, the pointer on the word, the recitation floor, and the record it writes as it goes.
See every feature →Read the safeguarding policy
Vetted teachers, a supervised floor, every lesson with a child recorded and available to you.
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