From Glasgow and Edinburgh to Dundee and Aberdeen, Muslim families across Scotland are choosing one-to-one Quran lessons at home with qualified male and female teachers.
Scotland's Muslim community is concentrated in Glasgow and Edinburgh, with families also in Dundee, Aberdeen and many smaller towns where finding a Quran teacher is hard.
Online classes reach every part of Scotland, from the Central Belt to the Highlands, so every family can learn with a qualified teacher on UK time.
Hassaan Online Academy LTD is a UK-registered academy (Company No. 16444822) offering online Quran classes for children and adults across the country, with a free trial before you enrol.
Children anywhere in Scotland can learn after school with patient one-to-one teachers, from Noorani Qaida to Hifz.
Lessons are one-to-one and last around 30 minutes, which suits young children's attention span. Your child starts with Noorani Qaida, moves on to reading the Quran with Tajweed and can begin memorising short Surahs, while parents can sit in and receive regular progress updates.
Online Quran classes for kidsAdults and students across Scotland book private lessons around work and study, with female teachers available for sisters.
Lessons are private, so you can start from the letters, polish your Tajweed or memorise Surahs without feeling self-conscious. Early-morning, lunchtime and late-evening slots fit around work and family.
Outside Glasgow and Edinburgh, a Quran teacher in Scotland can be a long drive away, and in Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness or the Borders the choice is often very limited. Online, Scottish families choose a qualified male or female tutor for one-to-one lessons at home, on UK time.
The free trial class lets you meet your teacher first, hear their recitation and see how they correct mistakes, before you decide anything.
Many learners across Scotland read the Quran and want their recitation corrected by a qualified teacher. Tajweed lessons cover articulation, nasal sounds, elongation and stopping, with live correction ayah by ayah.
Tajweed course →Online Hifz gives children across Scotland a steady daily memorisation routine without long winter journeys. New lessons and revision are planned together. Adults memorise Juz Amma or chosen Surahs at their own pace.
Hifz programme →Scotland's larger mosques are in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen, with smaller communities spread across the country. If you are comparing a Quran academy in Scotland with online one-to-one classes, these are the differences families usually weigh up:
| What matters | Online one-to-one classes | Local group madrasah |
|---|---|---|
| Travel | None: learn at home in Scotland | A journey each way, often in the evening |
| Teacher's attention | The whole lesson is for one student | Shared across the group |
| Timings | After school, early morning, evenings or weekends | Fixed class times |
| Pace | Set around the student's level and goal | The group moves together |
| Female teacher | Available on request | Depends on the madrasah |
| Community | Learning happens at home | Meeting other local children and families |
A good local madrasah offers community that a screen cannot replace, and many Scotland families combine the two: the mosque for community, and one-to-one online lessons for steady, personal progress in reading, Tajweed and Hifz.
Because every class is live online, students anywhere in Scotland can join, including:
All lessons run on UK time, with after-school, weekend and evening slots.
We also teach families in nearby towns and cities:
Yes. Hassaan Online Academy teaches students across Scotland through live, one-to-one online Quran classes with qualified teachers, so there is no need to travel.
Yes. Hassaan Online Academy LTD is a UK-registered online Quran academy (Company No. 16444822). Students in Scotland join live one-to-one classes from home, with a free trial before enrolling.
Yes. Children in Scotland learn one-to-one with patient teachers, starting from Noorani Qaida and moving on to reading, Tajweed and Hifz. Parents can sit in and receive progress updates.
Yes. Adults in Scotland can take private lessons at early-morning, lunchtime, evening or weekend times, from complete beginner to Tajweed and Hifz.
Look for a teacher whose own recitation is strong, who teaches one-to-one, and who lets you take a trial lesson first. Every Scotland student can meet their teacher in a free trial class before enrolling.
Yes. Sisters and girls in Scotland can learn with qualified female teachers, and male teachers are also available.
Yes. Tajweed classes for Scotland students cover correct pronunciation of each letter, the rules of noon and meem sakinah, madd and stopping, with live correction from your teacher.
Yes. Children and adults in Scotland can memorise the Quran one-to-one, from short Surahs and Juz Amma up to full Hifz, with a daily plan for new lessons and revision.
Plans start from £30 a month for three 30-minute one-to-one classes a week. Classes are online, so there are no travel costs.
Yes. Classes are online, so families anywhere in Scotland, including the Highlands and islands, can join with a good internet connection.
Book a free one-to-one trial class with a qualified teacher.
Every plan includes live one-to-one classes with a qualified teacher, a free trial class and progress updates. No travel, no hidden costs.
Not sure which plan suits you? Book a free trial class and your teacher will recommend one. Full details on our fee page.
Tell us who the classes are for and when suits you. Our admissions team will match you with a male or female teacher and confirm your free class.