Busy weekdays leave little time for Quran lessons. Our weekend classes give children and adults focused, one-to-one lessons on Saturdays and Sundays, at morning, afternoon or evening times that suit your family.
Weekday slots are also available; see our fee plans.
Lessons run on UK time and your exact slot is agreed with your teacher. These are the weekend times families book most:
| Who | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|
| Young children | Morning, after breakfast | Morning or early afternoon |
| Teenagers | Late morning or afternoon | Afternoon, before the school week |
| Adults | Early morning or evening | Morning or evening |
| Siblings | Back-to-back lessons, one after the other | |
have busy school evenings with homework, clubs and sport; want calmer, unrushed lessons; or want one or two longer study sessions a week alongside short revision on weekdays.
want to move quickly, are memorising and need daily contact with a teacher, or prefer short lessons spread across the week. Many students mix weekday and weekend lessons.
Learning only at the weekend works well when the days between lessons are not empty. Teachers set a few minutes of simple practice for weekdays, such as reading one line of Qaida or revising a short Surah, so the next weekend lesson builds on the last one.
Start with Noorani Qaida.
Step by step with our Tajweed course.
Weekend memorisation with a revision plan.
Understand the meaning: Tafseer.
Salah, duas and manners: Islamic Studies.
With female teachers: classes for ladies.
A calm weekend routine with the Quran. Kids classes
Focused lessons without the weekday rush. Adult classes
Back-to-back lessons for brothers and sisters.
Yes. Beginners start with Noorani Qaida and move at their own pace.
Yes. Saturday and Sunday slots are popular with children because they are fresher than after school.
Yes. Adults can choose morning, afternoon or evening weekend slots.
Yes. Qualified female teachers are available at weekends.
Lessons are usually 30 minutes. Your teacher will advise on the best length for your plan.
Yes. Book a free trial at the weekend to meet your teacher.
Yes. You can book lessons on one weekend day or both, depending on your plan and your family's schedule.
Yes. Brothers and sisters can have back-to-back one-to-one lessons with the same or different teachers, so the whole family finishes together.
It can be, especially with a few minutes of practice on weekdays. Students who want faster progress, or who are memorising, often add one or two weekday lessons.
Book a free weekend Quran class for your child or yourself.
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.