Frequently asked questions

Practical answers before you begin

Find clear information about trial lessons, teachers, schedules, technology and student progress.

Find clear information about trial lessons, teachers, schedules, technology and student progress.

What age can my child start online Quran classes?

Children can begin from age four. Younger learners usually start with Noorani Qaida in short, engaging one-to-one lessons.

Is the first Quran class really free?

Yes. The first 20–30 minute trial class is free and no payment card is required.

Can I choose a female Quran teacher online?

Yes. Female tutors are available for sisters and children on request, at any hour of the day.

Which languages are available?

The current programme offers teaching in English and Urdu.

What do I need for class?

You need a laptop, tablet or phone, a stable internet connection, and Zoom, Google Meet or Skype.

What happens if we miss a class?

Classes can be rescheduled with at least 24 hours’ notice, subject to the teacher’s availability.

How is progress tracked?

Teachers keep a lesson log and provide parents with a written monthly progress report.

Are classes one-to-one?

Yes. Standard lessons are live and one-to-one so the teacher can correct each learner personally.

What times are classes available?

Teachers are available 24/7. You choose the day and hour that fits your school, work or family schedule — including early mornings and late nights in your own time zone.

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