Online Quran Classes for Kids Your Child Will Actually Enjoy

Each class is a live 30-minute video lesson between your child and their own teacher, over Zoom, Google Meet or Jitsi Meet. The teacher shares the lesson page on screen, listens to your child read, and corrects each letter and sound as it happens. Nobody else is in the class, so there is nowhere to hide a mistake and no waiting for a turn.

Beginners start with Noorani Qaida (letters and sounds), move on to reading the Quran with Tajweed, and can continue to memorisation. Most families choose two or three classes a week at a fixed time after school or at the weekend.

Teaching a six-year-old is a different skill from teaching an adult. Children are placed with teachers who have experience with young learners and who know when to slow down, repeat, or simply encourage. Every teacher is interviewed and assessed before teaching, and all of them teach in clear English.

Prefer a female teacher for your daughter? Just say so when you book and we will match her from the very first class. The price is the same for male and female teachers.

Your child is taught by one of our named teachers, not an anonymous tutor. Usman is an Aalim and Hafiz-e-Quran. Rahat is a Hafiza and Aalima with a BSc in Islamic Studies from the University of the Punjab. Sadia is a Hafiza and Aalima with an MPhil in Islamic Studies from the University of the Punjab. Qari Awais is a Hafiz-e-Quran with an MPhil in Islamic Studies from the University of the Punjab who teaches Tajweed.

Usman, Rahat and Sadia teach Quran reading with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic Studies one-to-one. Rahat and Sadia teach girls and young children whose parents prefer a female teacher, and you can ask for any teacher by name when you book your free trial.

One mother enrolled three of her children together, all starting on the Qaidah. In her review she said the classes were arranged around the family's own availability and that the teachers were caring and connected well with her kids. That is the experience we aim for with every family: one-to-one lessons for each child, scheduled back to back, with a 10% family discount from the second child.

You are welcome to sit in on any class, any time, without notice. After lessons the teacher shares short feedback on what was covered and what to practise, and you receive regular progress updates as your child completes each stage of the curriculum.

If something is not working — the pace, the time slot, the teacher — tell us and we adjust. We would rather change the plan than lose your child's momentum.

Because our teachers work across time zones, after-school, evening and weekend slots are available for families in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia. Your slot stays fixed each week, and if a class clashes with an exam or a trip, let us know in advance and we will reschedule it.

Many parents want their child to learn more than reading. Our Islamic Studies for Kids course covers daily duas, how to pray, basic beliefs, stories of the Prophets and good manners, and can be taken alongside Quran reading or on alternate days.

Short classes work for children because every minute is used. A typical lesson for a young reader runs like this:

Children are kept reading aloud for most of the lesson, which holds attention far better than watching or listening. Teachers use the shared screen to point at each letter, switch activities every few minutes, and praise effort, not just results.

If your child is having an off day, the teacher shortens the new work and spends more time on revision and a story, so the lesson still ends on a good note.

Every child moves at their own pace, so we do not promise dates. What you will see is a clear order of stages, and the teacher tells you which one your child is on:

The easiest way to know whether this suits your child is to try it. Book 3 free trial classes — no card, no obligation. The teacher will check your child's level, teach a short first lesson, and you can decide from there.