Qualified Female Quran Teachers, One-to-One Online

Some parents simply feel more comfortable with a female teacher for their daughter. Many women want to learn without a male stranger on the call, and young boys often settle faster with a female teacher too. Whatever the reason, you do not need to explain it — just tell us your preference when you book.

Our female teachers are qualified in Quran recitation and Tajweed, teach in clear English, and are interviewed and assessed before they take any class. They teach the same full curriculum as our male teachers: Noorani Qaida, Quran reading with Tajweed, memorisation, and Islamic Studies for kids.

Adult women learn one-to-one in a class that is entirely theirs — no group, no camera pressure if you prefer audio only, and a teacher who understands that a busy mother may need to start with just two classes a week. Whether you are a beginner, a revert, or brushing up your Tajweed, the pace is yours.

Female teachers are available across the day, including after-school hours in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia. Because demand is high for certain slots, tell us two or three preferred times when you book and we will confirm the closest match within 24 hours.

Many girls learn best with a woman they can relax with, especially as they get older. Our female teachers take daughters through the whole path: Noorani Qaida, reading with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic Studies — duas, Salah, the Seerah and good manners — with the same teacher every week.

Because both female teachers are Hafizas and Aalimas, a daughter who starts with the Qaida at five can stay with the same teacher all the way to memorisation.

Plenty of families choose a female teacher for boys aged four to eight, particularly shy children or those taking their first ever lesson. A gentle, patient start often builds the confidence a child needs. When your son is older you can move to a male teacher at any time, free.

It is never too late to start. Many mothers book their own class with a female teacher after seeing their children's progress — to read for the first time, to fix their Tajweed, or to memorise the surahs they pray with. Classes are private, and you can learn with your camera off.

A mother and daughter can each have their own one-to-one class with the same teacher, back to back, so the household keeps one Quran routine.

Beyond the teacher, a female supervisor checks every class for teaching quality — that the class starts on time, the teacher is attentive and mistakes are being corrected. You are also welcome to sit in on any lesson yourself, without telling us first.

Book 3 free trial classes with a female teacher. No card is required, you can sit in on your daughter's class, and you decide afterwards whether to continue.