Online Quran classes for kids

Children can start with us from the age of five. At that age the goal is gentle: recognizing letters, building the right sounds, and getting comfortable with a teacher. Because every class is one to one, a young child is never rushed to keep up with a group, and the teacher sets the pace to match your child. Many parents start at five or six with the Noorani Qaida, which teaches reading and Tajweed together from the first lesson. If your child is older and already reads a little, that is completely fine too: the free demo lets the teacher hear where they are and start from exactly the right point.

Yes, and often more so than a crowded local class. In a one to one online lesson the teacher hears every letter your child reads and corrects it in real time, which is the single most important thing in learning to recite. There is no group to hide in and no waiting for a turn. You also get something an in person class rarely gives: every lesson is logged in our app with attendance and monthly reports, so you can see the progress rather than just hope for it. The format that does not work is pre recorded video, because nobody corrects mistakes. Our classes are always live.

Start with the free demo, because watching one real lesson tells you more than any description. In that class you can see how the teacher speaks to your child, whether your child is comfortable, and how mistakes are handled. Every teacher with us is certified and completes two months of training before their first class, much of it focused on teaching children. If you would prefer a female teacher for a daughter or a young child, simply say so when you book and we will match you. If the first teacher is not the right fit, tell us and we will change it, your child should look forward to the class.

Each class is 30 minutes, live and one to one. Within that, about 20 minutes is Quran, Qaida or recitation, and 10 minutes is Islamic Studies such as Duas, Salah and the Seerah. How many classes a week is up to you, and the schedule is flexible enough for families in India, the Gulf, the UK and beyond, including early or late timings across time zones. You pick a frequency that fits your week, and you can adjust it. The exact fee for your chosen plan is shared during the free demo, with no card needed to book.

Yes, female teachers are available for sisters and for young children, so everyone learns comfortably from home. Just mention your preference when you book the free demo and we will match you with a suitable teacher.

Classes run on Google Meet, so all your child needs is a phone, tablet or computer with internet and a quiet corner. When you book the free demo we send a link and a time; your child clicks it and meets their teacher. Everything else, attendance, lesson notes, reports and fees, lives in our app, so you can follow along after each class.

Very often, yes. Many children read fluently but without correct makharij, the articulation points of the letters, simply because no one ever corrected them one to one. In the free demo the teacher listens to your child recite and tells you honestly whether they would benefit from Tajweed correction or are ready to move straight into the Recitation course. You are never pushed into a longer track than your child needs.

The first demo class is free, with no card required to book. After that, you choose between a fixed monthly plan or pay as you go, and the exact fee for your chosen frequency is shared during the demo. We keep pricing simple and tell you the number before you commit. You can see how the plans are structured on our pricing page.