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One-to-One Online Classes with Al-Azhar-Trained Teachers
The new school year is already building your child's routine — homework time, activities, a schedule. This is the easiest moment to add one more good habit to it: a few focused minutes of Qur'an, Arabic, or Tajweed each week, with a teacher who starts exactly where your child is.
Why now
Routines get built in the first few weeks of a school year, whether you plan them or not. Adding a weekly Qur'an or Arabic class now means it becomes part of that routine from day one — rather than something you try to squeeze in later, once the calendar's already full.
How it works
1- Free evaluation — a short session with a teacher to see where your child is starting from 2- Personalized plan — matched to a teacher and a track for the year: recitation, memorization, Arabic, or Islamic studies 3- One-to-one classes — live sessions scheduled around school, not competing with it 4- Progress updates — clear, regular updates so you can see the habit taking hold
Programs
* Qur'an Recitation & Tajweed — building an accurate, confident recitation from the ground up * Qur'an Memorization (Hifz) — structured memorization goals paced across the school year * Arabic Language — reading, writing, and comprehension fundamentals * Islamic Studies — core knowledge taught at an age-appropriate level
Who it's for
Children just learning their letters. Kids picking recitation back up after a summer off. Teens working toward a memorization goal. Parents who want to learn alongside their children rather than just enrol them. Every plan starts with actually finding that level, not assuming it.
FAQ
What age can my child start? Programs are matched by level and age from early readers through teens — the evaluation places them accurately. How long are classes? Session length is set during the evaluation to fit your child's age and attention span. What if they're just starting the Arabic alphabet? That's exactly what the Recitation & Tajweed track is built to start from. Can siblings share a teacher? Each child gets their own one-to-one teacher and plan, but scheduling can be coordinated across siblings.
Spots with teachers who work around school schedules fill up fastest in the first weeks of term. Book a free evaluation to find your child's right starting point.
Book a Free EvaluationNo cost, no obligation — just a conversation to find where to start.