Nazra Quran Classes Online, One-to-One

Nazra (also written Nazrah or Nazira) is the word many families from Pakistan, India and Bangladesh use for reading the Quran by looking at it — as opposed to Hifz, reciting it from memory. A child who has finished the Noorani Qaida moves on to Nazra, starting with the short surahs and working through the mushaf.

The goal of Nazra is simple: to read any page of the Quran correctly and smoothly, with the right sounds and the basic Tajweed rules applied. It is the step that comes before memorisation, and many families also call finishing it a child's first khatam.

Most children follow the same path. Your teacher places your child at the right step in the first free class.

Each class is a live 30-minute one-to-one lesson over Zoom, Google Meet or Skype. The teacher shares the page on screen and your child reads aloud for most of the lesson. Every wrong letter, missed madd or rushed stop is heard and corrected straight away, so mistakes do not settle into habits — the main risk when a child reads alone or in a busy group.

At the end of the lesson the teacher tells you what was covered and what to practise, so a few minutes of reading at home before the next class keeps the progress steady.

Lessons are taught in English, which most children growing up in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and Europe follow best. If your child (or a grandparent sitting in) is more comfortable in Urdu, ask when you book and we will try to arrange an Urdu-speaking teacher.

It depends on where your child starts, their age and how many classes a week they take. We do not promise a finishing date before hearing your child read. After the free classes, the teacher gives you an honest estimate based on your child's pace.

Book 3 free trial classes with a male or female teacher. No card is needed, and you only choose a plan if you want to carry on.