Frequently Asked Questions

We offer five programs: Kids Quran (ages 5–12), Teen Quran (ages 13–17), Adult Quran, Sisters Quran (women-only with female teachers), and Hifz (memorisation). Each program covers Quran recitation, Tajweed rules, and basic Islamic studies.

It depends on the student's starting level, age, and session frequency. A beginner learning to read Arabic script typically reaches confident recitation in 6–12 months. Full Hifz (memorising the entire Quran) takes 2–4 years with consistent daily sessions.

Yes — all programs include foundational Islamic studies woven into the curriculum: names of Surahs, their meanings, basic beliefs (Aqeedah), and age-appropriate Seerah (Prophet's biography). This is not a standalone Islamic studies course, but context is always taught.

We accept students from age 4 for our Early Learners track (part of Kids Quran). Younger children follow a play-based introduction to Arabic letters and short Surahs.

Absolutely. Our Adult Quran program begins with the Arabic alphabet (Noorani Qaida method), progresses to connected letter recognition, then full Quran recitation with Tajweed. Many adults reach fluent recitation within 12–18 months.

Both. One-on-one sessions offer the fastest progress and full teacher attention. Small group classes (2–4 students) are available at a lower per-student rate — ideal for siblings or friends learning together.

Yes. Our kids curriculum is designed in 25–30 minute sessions with interactive elements — digital flashcards, repetition games, colouring sheets for younger children, and reward stickers for milestones. Teachers are trained specifically in child engagement.

No. We start from the very beginning — Arabic alphabet, letter sounds, and short vowels — using the Noorani Qaida method, which is the most widely used introductory curriculum for children.

We recommend parents sit in on the first 2–3 sessions. After that, most children (age 6+) are comfortable learning independently. For children under 6, parent presence is encouraged throughout.

Teachers use visual aids, call-and-response repetition, short games, and regular praise milestones. Sessions are kept to 25–30 minutes for young children to match natural attention spans. Progress reports are sent to parents every month.

3–5 sessions per week produces the fastest progress. Daily short practice between sessions (5–10 minutes) is encouraged and reinforced with take-home revision sheets. Even 2 sessions per week produces steady, measurable progress.

Yes, exclusively. Our Sisters Quran program is designed for women and girls who prefer to learn with a female teacher. Every session — trial, regular, and makeup — is with a female Al-Azhar graduate.

Yes. When booking the free trial or enrolling, simply note your preference for a female teacher. We have female teachers across all age groups and levels.

Identical qualifications. All our female teachers hold Al-Azhar University degrees and Quranic Ijazah. Al-Azhar has a dedicated women's faculty (Kulliyyat al-Banaat) with the same rigorous curriculum.

Typically no. We maintain a dedicated pool of female teachers. In rare cases of high demand, the wait may be 1–2 days longer than for a male teacher. Contact us on WhatsApp if you have an urgent request.

With daily sessions of 45–60 minutes and consistent home revision, most students complete Hifz in 2–4 years. Children ages 7–14 typically memorise faster. Adults who maintain a strong revision routine can complete it in 3–5 years.

We use the traditional Al-Azhar method: new lesson (Sabaq) each session, same-week review (Sabaq Para), and monthly revision of previously memorised sections (Manzil). Teachers test new verses and correct any errors before moving forward.

Yes. Revision-only Hifz sessions are available for students who have memorised portions but need to strengthen and retain them. We'll design a structured Manzil (revision rotation) schedule alongside any new memorisation.

Most scholars and educators recommend starting between ages 6–10, once the child can read Arabic fluently. Starting too early (before fluent reading) can slow long-term progress. We'll assess readiness during the free trial.

Classes are held over Zoom. You'll receive a unique Zoom link for each session in your confirmation email. Teachers may also use a shared Google Whiteboard or digital Quran for screen sharing during lessons.

A device with a camera and microphone (laptop, tablet, or desktop), a stable internet connection, and a quiet learning space. Most modern smartphones work but a tablet or laptop gives the best experience for following along with text.

Just Zoom — free to download at zoom.us. No subscription is needed on your side. Zoom is available on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

A standard broadband connection (5 Mbps download / 2 Mbps upload) is sufficient. If you experience audio drops, turning off video on your end while keeping the teacher's video on usually resolves the issue.

Sessions are not recorded by default to protect student privacy. If you'd like a recording for revision purposes, let your teacher know in advance and they can enable it. Recordings are shared only with the parent/student.

Pricing depends on program, session frequency, and whether you choose one-on-one or small group. Contact us via WhatsApp or the free trial form and we'll provide a personalised quote based on your family's needs.

Yes — siblings enrolled together receive a 10% discount on the second child and 15% on the third. Contact us to set up a family plan.

We accept all major credit and debit cards, PayPal, and bank transfer. Billing is monthly. A full breakdown of payment options will be shared during enrollment.

If you are not satisfied after your first paid month, contact us within 7 days and we will issue a full refund — no questions asked. After the first month, cancellations take effect at the end of the current billing period with no further charges.