Quran Classes That Fit Your Homeschool Day

Most Quran classes are built around the school day, so they start after 4 pm when children are tired and every evening slot is in demand. A home-educated child does not have that problem. Because our classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, you can put Quran at 9 or 10 in the morning, right where it belongs in your own timetable.

Each class is a live 30-minute video lesson between your child and one teacher, over Zoom, Google Meet or Skype. It works like any other subject block in your day: a fixed time, the same teacher every week, and a clear piece of work to practise before the next lesson.

Many home-educating parents want more than recitation. The same teacher can take your child from Noorani Qaida to fluent reading with Tajweed, and add Islamic Studies — Salah and wudu, daily duas, the Seerah, stories of the Prophets, beliefs and good manners — so faith is part of the week rather than an extra on Sundays.

Older children can go further, with Hifz, Quranic Arabic or Tafseer. You decide the balance; the teacher plans lessons around it.

Families build this differently, but a common pattern for a 7–10 year old looks like this:

Homeschooling families often have several children at different stages. Each child gets their own one-to-one class, so a beginner on the Qaida is never held back by an older sibling, or rushed by one. We can schedule classes back to back so it is one Quran block in your day, and a 10% family discount applies from the second child.

Choose a male or female teacher when you book; the fee is the same, and you can change teacher at any time for free. Many families pick a female teacher for daughters and younger children.

Book 3 free trial classes at the time you would actually use. No card is taken, and you only choose a plan if the classes work for your family.