3 Free Trial Classes
Three full sessions with a real teacher at no cost. No card details, no auto-renewal, no obligation to continue afterwards.
One-to-one online Qur’an and Islamic studies classes for families at home — children, adults and sisters. Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz and Tafsir, taught at your own pace by a teacher of your choosing.
30-minute classes, rolling monthly — you pay only for the classes you actually use.
We’d rather you judge the teaching than the sales page. Book the trial, sit in on the classes, and only then think about a plan.
Three full sessions with a real teacher at no cost. No card details, no auto-renewal, no obligation to continue afterwards.
Every class is a single student and a single teacher. Mistakes get corrected the moment they happen, not weeks later.
From a five-year-old starting Qaida to an adult who never got the chance to learn properly — both are taught from where they actually are.
Sisters, mothers and girls can request a female Qur’an teacher for every class. Just tell us when you book.
Tell us your time zone and we schedule around school hours, work and weekends — early mornings, afternoons and evenings, seven days a week.
Pay month to month for the classes you use. Pause, change your plan or stop whenever you need to — no contract, no exit fee.
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For most families the barrier was never willingness — it was the school run, the weather, the dark evenings and the drive. Online removes all of it, and gives the student something a crowded class rarely can: the teacher’s full attention.
Start with the letters or start with Tafsir — the first trial class tells us where you actually are, and the course is built from there.
Arabic letters, their correct sounds, joining, harakat and the rules that make reading the Qur’an possible. The starting point for children and adult beginners alike.
Fluent, accurate recitation with the rules of Tajweed applied as you read — not memorised as theory and forgotten.
A structured memorisation plan with daily sabaq, regular revision and realistic targets set around the student’s school or work week.
Meaning, context and reflection — moving from reciting the words to understanding what is being said and why it matters.
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Short, lively 30-minute classes designed for young attention spans — with patient teachers, plenty of encouragement and steady weekly progress you can see.
It is genuinely not too late. Adult beginners are taught privately and without embarrassment, at whatever pace the week allows.
Many families prefer a female teacher for their daughters, wives or themselves. Request one when you book and she’ll take every class — including the free trial.
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Taught alongside Qur’an classes or on their own — in English, at a level that suits the student’s age.
The essentials every Muslim child and adult should know, taught clearly and in order.
02The six Kalimas and the everyday supplications — with meanings, not just memorisation.
03Wudu, the steps of Salah, what is recited in each position, and the confidence to pray correctly.
04Practical rulings for daily life — purity, prayer, fasting, zakah and the questions that come up at home.
05The lives of the Prophets and the lessons in them — a favourite with younger students.
06The Seerah and the early generations, told as history rather than a list of dates.
07The foundations of belief explained simply and carefully, appropriate to the student’s age.
08Selected hadith with their meanings and how they apply to everyday life.
Both male and female teachers teach with us. Tell us your preference when you book — it applies from the free trial onwards, so you meet your teacher before you pay anything.
The teacher who takes your free trial keeps teaching you — same teacher, same time, every week.
Short 30-minute one-to-one lessons, with mistakes corrected the moment they happen — accuracy before speed.
Rules and meanings explained in English, so UK-born children and adults understand what they are reading.
Lessons happen at home, supervised by you — no travel, no waiting in the car, no crowded classroom.
Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz, Tafsir, Namaz and daily duas — from first letters to memorisation, at the student’s own pace.
Early mornings, after school, evenings and weekends — UK time, seven days a week.
Your choice. Tell us when you book and the same teacher takes every class, starting with the free trial.
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Most families message us on WhatsApp and are in their first class within a couple of days.
Send us the student’s age, what they want to learn, your preferred days and times, and whether you’d like a male or female teacher.
Three full sessions, completely free. The teacher assesses the current level and starts teaching properly from class one.
Happy? Pick 2, 3, 4 or 5 days a week and we’ll set the schedule. Not for you? Nothing to cancel and nothing to pay.
No card details, no automatic billing, no follow-up pressure. If the teaching isn’t right for your family, you simply don’t continue — and you’ve lost nothing.
WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach us — most trial bookings are confirmed the same day.
Book Your 3-Day Free Trial Chat on WhatsApp +44 7928 653153Every class is 30 minutes, one-to-one. Choose how many days a week suit you — the more regular the classes, the lower the hourly rate.
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Rolling monthly — pay only for what you use. There is no contract, no joining fee and no minimum term. Fees are charged month to month for the classes scheduled, and you can change your plan, pause or stop at any point. The three trial classes are free and are not charged for under any circumstances.
Pick how many days a week you’d like classes and see exactly what it comes to.
£40
1 student · 5 days a week · 20 classes a month
Indicative monthly fee. Confirmed with you before any classes are charged.
All of our classes are online, so where you live doesn’t matter — what matters is finding a time that genuinely works for your family. Tell us your time zone and the slots that suit you, and we’ll match a teacher to them.
Classes run seven days a week, from early morning through to late evening. Our registered office is in East Ham, London.
We’d rather show you our standards than a wall of five-star quotes. Judge us on the three free classes.
One student, one teacher. Nobody sits at the back of a group class quietly not understanding for a term.
Qaida before Nazra, Nazra before Hifz. Each course follows an order that builds, and every class has a stated aim.
If a letter needs three classes rather than one, it gets three. Accuracy first, speed later.
Male or female, a particular teaching style, a specific time slot — tell us and we match where availability allows.
Parents hear what is improving and what still isn’t. An accurate picture is more useful than a flattering one.
You won’t find invented student numbers, borrowed reviews or star ratings on this site. Everything published here, we can stand behind.
Tell us the student’s age and the times that work for you. We’ll confirm a teacher and your trial — usually the same day.
If your question isn’t here, WhatsApp us — we’ll give you a straight answer.
Yes. Three full classes at no cost, with no card details taken and nothing set up to auto-renew. If you decide not to continue, there is nothing to cancel and nothing to pay.
Yes, and many of our families do. Female teachers teach sisters, women and children, and your preference applies from the free trial onwards — the same teacher takes every class. Just mention it when you book.
All classes are 30 minutes, one-to-one, and priced by how many days a week you attend: £25/month for 2 days (8 classes), £30 for 3 days (12 classes), £35 for 4 days (16 classes) and £40 for 5 days (20 classes). At 5 days a week that works out at £4 per hour of teaching.
There is no joining fee and no contract. Fees are shown in pounds sterling (GBP).
Fees are charged month to month against the classes scheduled, rather than as a fixed annual contract. You can change the number of days, pause during holidays or stop altogether — just let us know in advance and the following month is adjusted accordingly.
Children can usually begin Qaida from around age four or five, provided they can sit for a short session. Because classes are 30 minutes and one-to-one, the teacher adjusts to the child rather than the other way round. Adults and complete beginners of any age are equally welcome.
A laptop, tablet or phone with a reasonable internet connection, and a quiet spot to sit. A headset helps with pronunciation but isn’t essential. We’ll send the joining details before the first trial class.
Classes run seven days a week, from early morning through to late evening. Tell us your time zone and the slots that suit your family, and we’ll confirm what’s available with a matching teacher.
Basic Qaida, Qur’an Recitation with Tajweed, Qur’an Memorization (Hifz) and Tafsir, alongside Islamic studies: Kalimas and daily duas, Namaz/Salah, Fiqh, Stories of the Prophets, Islamic History, Aqeedah and Hadith studies. Islamic studies can run alongside Qur’an classes or on their own.
Yes. You can state a preference for a male or female teacher when booking, and if a particular teacher isn’t the right fit for the student, tell us and we’ll arrange another. The teaching only works when the student is comfortable.
Yes — each student gets their own one-to-one classes and their own schedule, since siblings are rarely at the same level. Use the calculator above to see the total for more than one student, and mention all of them when you enquire.
If you’re happy after the three free classes, tell us how many days a week you’d like and we’ll confirm the schedule, the teacher and the monthly fee before anything is charged. Classes then continue on a rolling monthly basis.
Fill in the form and we’ll come back to you with a teacher and available times — usually the same day. Prefer to talk first? WhatsApp is fastest.
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