Live one-to-one Qur'an classes
A qualified teacher, just for your child (or for you), on a video call. Learn the Qaida, read the Qur'an with tajweed or start memorising, at times that suit your family.
Male and female teachers
Choose who teaches. Sisters and young girls can learn with a female teacher.
In your language
Lessons in English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Bengali and more.
Progress you can see
Your teacher uses the same lessons as this website, so you can practise between classes and follow the stars.
Fair for teachers
You pay your teacher directly, so the whole fee goes to them. Many of them live in India, Pakistan, Yemen and other countries where this is a real livelihood.
Example plan: $50 a month for 30-minute lessons, 4 days a week.
You agree the plan and the fee with your teacher after the free trial class, and pay them directly. The website takes nothing from what you pay.
How it works
Tell us about the learner
Age, level, language, the days and times that suit you, and the teacher you prefer.
We match you with a teacher
We contact you by email or WhatsApp, usually within two days, to book a free trial class.
Learn and practise
Classes happen on a video call. Between classes, practise here for free, with every letter and word to tap and hear.
Questions and answers
How do online one-to-one Qur'an classes work?
You tell us the learner's age, level, language and the times that suit you. We match you with a qualified teacher and book a free trial class on a video call. After that, classes run on the days you choose.
Can my daughter or I learn with a female teacher?
Yes. You can choose a male or female teacher when you ask for a class.
Which languages are classes taught in?
English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Bengali, Tamil, Malayalam, French and more, depending on the teacher.
How much do classes cost?
For example: $50 a month for 30-minute lessons, 4 days a week. You agree the plan and the fee with your teacher after the free trial, and pay the teacher directly. Teachers pay the website a small fixed fee per student.
What age can children start?
Children usually start at 4 or 5. Adults of any age, including new Muslims, are welcome.