Give your child a strong start with the Quran without the evening rush to a madrasa. In live one-to-one classes, a patient, qualified teacher takes your child from the Arabic letters to fluent reading with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic manners, while you stay close by at home.
Between school, homework and clubs, traditional evening classes can be hard for UK families. Online lessons happen at home, at a time you choose, with no travel and no group of 20 children waiting for a turn.
Every child starts with a free assessment and follows a clear plan at their own pace.
Arabic letters, sounds and vowel signs through games and repetition. About Noorani Qaida.
Moving from the Qaida to the Mushaf, reading short Surahs smoothly and correctly.
Correct pronunciation and rules for beautiful recitation, following our Tajweed course levels.
Memorising Surahs for Salah and beyond with our Hifz programme, plus Quranic Arabic basics.
Alongside the Quran, children learn daily duas, how to make Wudu and pray, stories of the Prophets and Islamic manners through our Islamic Studies lessons.
Letter games, colour-coded Tajweed and short challenges keep children excited to learn.
The Qaida and Mushaf are shared on screen so the child follows every word.
Stars, praise and small rewards for every milestone keep children motivated.
Teachers experienced with children, who never rush or shame mistakes.
Girls and young children can learn with a female Quran teacher.
After school, early evening and weekend slots, on UK time. See weekend classes.
Classes are online, so children anywhere in the UK can join. Popular cities include:
Most children can begin from the age of 4 to 5. Lessons are adjusted to the child's age, attention span and learning ability.
Yes. Every class is live and one-to-one with the same qualified teacher.
Yes. Parents are welcome to sit in or listen nearby, and receive regular progress updates.
Yes. Female and male teachers are available, and you can choose.
Lessons usually last 30 minutes, and can run up to 60 minutes depending on the child's age and plan, 3, 4 or 5 days a week.
A stable internet connection and a laptop, tablet or smartphone with audio and video is enough, plus a quiet place to sit.
Yes. Book a free trial so your child can meet the teacher before you enrol.
Yes. Many children combine Quran with short Islamic Studies lessons covering duas, Salah and manners.
Book a free one-to-one class and meet your child's 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.