Noorani Qaida
For complete beginners learning Arabic letters, joining, sounds and pronunciation.
Live one-to-one Quran classes
Start at the learner’s real level.
Online Quran teaching for children and adults, from first Arabic letters through Quran reading, Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic Studies. Tell us the learner’s level, goal and schedule; the academy uses that information to arrange the next step.
You do not need to choose the perfect course before you start. The trial form includes a “Not sure — please assess” option.
Live 1-to-1 teaching
Kids and adults
Male or female teacher preference
Timezone-based scheduling details
Courses
Five clear starting paths.
Each course begins from the learner’s current ability. If the right starting point is unclear, request an assessment instead of guessing.
Quran Reading
For learners building smoother, more accurate reading with live teacher correction.
Tajweed
For reciters working on Makharij, pronunciation and Tajweed rules during live lessons.
Hifz
For memorisation with new lesson, revision and a pace suited to the learner.
Islamic Studies
For guided learning around essential beliefs, manners, duas and age-appropriate Islamic knowledge.
Not sure where to begin? Choose “Not sure — please assess” in the trial form.
Request an assessmentWho is learning?
Different learners need different pacing.
For children
Young beginners may need repetition, slower pacing and clear correction before moving on. Parents can state the child’s current level and learning goal in the trial request.
- Noorani Qaida and Quran reading
- Tajweed and pronunciation support
- Hifz and revision guidance
For adults
Adults can begin from any level, including the Arabic alphabet. The request form lets you explain previous learning, current difficulties and the goal you want to work toward.
- Beginner-friendly reading
- Tajweed and recitation correction
- Hifz support and steady revision
Teacher matching starts with useful information.
Instead of asking you to browse a wall of teacher profiles, the trial request collects the practical details needed to make a relevant match.
Teacher preference can be requested. Final matching depends on schedule, course requirements and teacher availability.
- Current level
- Where the learner can genuinely begin.
- Learning goal
- Qaida, Quran reading, Tajweed, Hifz or Islamic Studies.
- Teacher preference
- A male or female teacher preference can be requested.
- Country & timezone
- Used to make scheduling practical across locations.
- Preferred schedule
- Weekday, weekend or flexible availability.
- Contact method
- Email or WhatsApp — one is enough for the request.
How it works
Three steps. No invented complexity.
- 01Tell us about the learnerShare the current level, goal and teacher preference.
- 02Add schedule and contact detailsCountry, timezone and preferred schedule help the academy arrange a practical time.
- 03Confirm the trialThe academy reviews the request, contacts you and arranges the lesson.
Questions people usually need answered before starting.
Can a complete beginner start here?
Yes. A learner can begin from Arabic letters and Noorani Qaida if that is their real starting point.
Are classes for both children and adults?
Yes. The academy accepts children and adult learners, including complete beginners.
Can I request a male or female teacher?
Yes. You can state a preference in the trial request. Matching still depends on schedule, course requirements and teacher availability.
Do I need to know which course to choose?
No. The form includes a ‘Not sure — please assess’ option so you can start with the learner’s current level and goal.
What device do I need?
A phone, tablet or computer with a stable internet connection, microphone and audio is generally sufficient for online lessons.
What happens after I submit the trial request?
The academy reviews the learner information, contacts you to confirm the schedule and then arranges the trial lesson.
Start with the learner’s actual level, not a sales promise.
Send the trial request and give the academy enough information to recommend the next step.