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Books we teach from

The books our teachers use

From the first Qaida page to Hifz, Arabic and Islamic Studies: the books your child will learn from, stage by stage. All learning materials are included, so there is nothing extra to buy.

Read the Quran by para (juz)

Tap a para to read it right here on our site, in clear Uthmani Arabic (Madinah Mushaf) with page numbers. Use “Guide” for a short summary of what that para covers, or browse by surah.

Free printable worksheets

Made by our academy for children to use at home. Download, print and share them with family and friends. Each is a free A4 PDF.

  • ا ب ت

    Arabic letters tracing

    All 29 letters of the Noorani Qaida to say, trace and write. 3 pages.

    Download free PDF
  • لَا إِلٰهَ إِلَّا اللّٰهُ

    The six Kalimas

    Arabic, transliteration and simple meaning, with a tick box for each. 2 pages.

    Download free PDF
  • بِسْمِ اللّٰهِ

    Daily duas for kids

    15 everyday duas from the Quran and Sunnah, with meanings. 2 pages.

    Download free PDF
  • رَمَضَان

    My Ramadan chart

    30 days of fasting, salah, Quran, duas and kindness to colour in. 1 page.

    Download free PDF

First steps: the Qaida

For complete beginners, usually from age 4. Most children finish in 6–12 months.

Noorani Qaida course

Reading the Quran with Tajweed

Once the Qaida is done, children move on to the Mushaf itself.

  • The Mushaf (Indo-Pak or Uthmani script)

    We use the script your child will see at home or at the masjid, usually the 13/15/16-line Indo-Pak style or the Madinah (Uthmani) Mushaf.

  • Colour-coded Tajweed Quran

    Rules like ghunnah and madd are shown in colour on the page, so children spot them while they read.

  • Short surahs (Juz Amma)

    The bridge from Qaida to Quran, and the surahs children need for salah.

Quran with Tajweed course

Memorisation (Hifz)

45-minute classes for children who read fluently and want to memorise.

  • One fixed Mushaf

    Hifz is done from one copy only, so the page layout stays in the child's memory.

Online Hifz course

Understanding the meaning

For older children, teenagers and parents.

  • Quran with English translation

    Arabic text with a clear English meaning beside it.

  • Quran with Urdu translation

    For families who prefer Urdu; the teacher can explain in Urdu too.

Tafseer course

Learning Arabic

For children and adults who want to understand Quranic Arabic.

  • Madinah Arabic books 1–3

    A well-known step-by-step Arabic grammar course, taught with its English key.

Arabic course

Learning Urdu

For children who want to read and write Urdu.

  • Urdu for beginners (parts 1 and 2)

    Letters, joining and simple words, then short reading.

Urdu course

Islamic Studies, salah, kalimas and duas

Taught alongside the Quran, a few minutes in each class or as its own course.

  • Taleem ul Islam (English or Urdu)

    The classic step-by-step book on belief, wudu, salah and good character, in the language your child reads best.

  • The six kalimas

    With meanings, learned one at a time.

  • Daily duas

    Duas for eating, sleeping, leaving home, travel and more, from the Quran and Sunnah.

    Open 40 Masnoon Duas

  • Salah and wudu guide

    Each step of wudu and prayer, and what to recite in each position.

Islamic Studies for kids

Translation and audio

The Arabic Quran is on our site above. For translations and recitation audio, this free source is reliable. For the other books, your child's teacher shares the pages in class.

Not sure which book your child should be on? Take the free one-minute Quran level test, or read our guide on choosing a Noorani Qaida book. You can also browse our juz-by-juz reading guides.

Questions about the books

Do I need to buy any books?
No. All learning materials are included in the monthly fee. Your child's teacher tells you which book and page to use, and you are welcome to use a printed copy you already have at home.
Which book does a beginner start with?
Our teachers prefer Noorani Qaida for complete beginners. If your child has already started Madani Qaida or Qaida Usmani, the teacher can continue with that book instead.
Can you teach from the book my child uses at the masjid?
Yes. Tell us the book and the page your child has reached, and the teacher will carry on from there. The free trial classes are a good time to confirm where to start.
Which Mushaf do you use: Indo-Pak or Uthmani?
Either. Most families from South Asia use the Indo-Pak script, and many others use the Madinah (Uthmani) Mushaf. We teach in the script your child will read at home.
Are the classes taught in English or Urdu?
Both. Teachers explain in English or Urdu, whichever your child understands best.

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