New to Islam? Start the Qurʼan gently.
From the very first letter, with a teacher who expects first questions — one-to-one, unhurried, in English.
A different starting line, honoured properly
A revert's first Qurʼan class carries more than letters: unfamiliar sounds, new etiquette, and questions a childhood Muslim never had to ask. Our teachers teach in English, expect those questions, and treat them as part of the lesson — because for you, they are.
Where we begin
- The short sūrahs you need for prayer, learned by ear alongside the letters — so ṣalāh works from week one
- The Qaida, at whatever pace suits you, until the script is yours
- Reading, then tajweed, in the same one-to-one classroom as every other course
Private, patient, unpressured
One teacher, one student. Lessons are yours alone; nobody else hears you learn. You can request a female teacher, schedule around shift work, and pause whenever life demands — your record and progress wait for you.
Questions parents ask
I don't know any Arabic at all. Is that a problem?
It is the normal starting point for our revert students. The Qaida assumes nothing, and your teacher explains everything in English.
Can you help me with the prayers, not just reading?
Yes — teachers routinely help new Muslims learn the short sūrahs and the words of ṣalāh by ear while reading skills are still building.
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.
Book the free trial