Frequently Asked Questions

Simply register on our website or contact us via WhatsApp. We will assess your current level and match you with the right teacher and course. You will receive a 3-day free trial before committing to any subscription.

Yes. Every new student receives a 3-day free trial with no credit card required. This allows you to meet your teacher, assess your level, and experience our teaching method before making any commitment.

You need a device (computer, tablet, or smartphone) with a microphone and a stable internet connection. A webcam is recommended but not required. We use Zoom or Skype for live sessions.

We teach students of all ages — children from age 4, teenagers, and adults of any age. We have specialist teachers for each age group using age-appropriate teaching methods.

Absolutely. Most of our students start as complete beginners. We have dedicated beginner courses (Noorani Qaida / Quran Reading) designed specifically for those who cannot read Arabic at all.

We offer: Quran Reading (Noorani Qaida), Tajweed, Quran Memorization (Hifz), Quran Tafseer, Arabic Reading, 5 Pillars of Islam, Prophets' Stories, 10 Qiraat, and Quran Recitation & Voice Improvement.

Most students complete the foundational Tajweed rules within 6–12 months attending 3–5 classes per week. Progress depends on individual dedication and consistency.

Full Quran memorization typically takes 2–4 years. Children aged 7–14 often complete it in 2–3 years, while adults may take 3–4 years. Daily consistent practice is the most important factor.

Yes. Children aged 5 and above can begin the Hifz program. Young children memorize faster due to brain plasticity, and our specialist children's Hifz teachers use engaging, age-appropriate methods.

Yes. Our Noorani Qaida / Quran Reading course is designed for non-Arabic speakers who need to learn Arabic script from scratch before progressing to full Quran recitation.

Yes. We have dedicated female teachers for sisters and children. You can request a female teacher during registration or at any time afterward. All female teachers are qualified, certified, and verified.

Yes. All our teachers hold formal Islamic education qualifications, including Ijazah (chains of transmission) for Quran teaching. They are background-checked, trained in online teaching methodology, and regularly reviewed.

Yes. If you are not fully comfortable with your assigned teacher for any reason, we will reassign you to another teacher at no extra charge. Student satisfaction is our priority.

Our teachers communicate in English, Arabic, and Urdu. Many also speak French, Bengali, and other languages. We match teachers to students based on language preference when possible.

Yes. Our senior Quran teachers — particularly for Tajweed, Hifz, and 10 Qiraat — hold Ijazah with unbroken chains traceable to the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ). This is the highest credential in Quranic teaching.

All classes are conducted live via Zoom or Skype in a 1-on-1 format. The teacher and student interact in real time, allowing immediate correction, personalised attention, and flexible communication.

Yes. We offer classes 7 days a week from early morning to late night to accommodate all time zones. You agree on a regular schedule with your teacher at the start, and changes can be made with notice.

Missed classes can be rescheduled. We ask for at least 24 hours' notice where possible. We understand that life gets busy and work flexibly to ensure you do not lose paid class time.

Standard classes are 30–45 minutes long. The Hifz program typically has 45–90 minute sessions. Class duration can be adjusted based on your plan and the course requirements.

Yes. Classes are available 7 days a week including Saturdays and Sundays. Many students prefer weekend-only schedules, which we fully accommodate.

Our plans start from $20/month (Iqra — 8 classes). ILM plan is $30/month (12 classes) and Hikmah is $40/month (20 classes). A Fi-Sabilillah free program is available for those who cannot afford tuition.

We accept major credit and debit cards, including Visa and Mastercard. Payment is taken securely online from your student account, and all fees are charged in US Dollars (USD). Your card details are handled by our payment provider and are never stored on our servers.

Yes. We offer a refund for unused classes if you cancel within the first month. After the first month, refunds are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please see our Refund Policy page for full details.

The Fi-Sabilillah program provides completely free Quran classes for students who genuinely cannot afford tuition. Applications are reviewed by our team. This is our way of ensuring no Muslim misses out on Quran education due to financial hardship.

Yes. There are no long-term contracts. You can cancel your subscription at any time with notice. Prepaid classes can be used until expiry.

We primarily use Zoom, which is free to download. Some teachers also use Skype. You will be informed of your teacher's preferred platform when you enroll. Both are free for students to use.

You need to download Zoom (or Skype) — both are free. No other special software is required. Your teacher will share any learning materials (PDFs, audio files) directly during the session.

If technical issues prevent a class from running properly, the class will be rescheduled at no charge. We recommend testing your audio and video before your first session.

Yes. You can attend classes from any smartphone, tablet, or computer using the Zoom or Skype app. Many students join from mobile devices, especially when travelling.