For new Muslims and first-time learners
Just embraced Islam, or never had the chance to learn to read the Quran? Start from the Arabic letters with a patient teacher in live, one-to-one lessons from home, at your own pace and with no assumptions about what you already know.
Begin at the very first step: the Arabic letters and their sounds. There is no assumed background and no pressure to keep up with anyone else.
Many born Muslims also missed learning to read Arabic as children. You can start now, privately, in a one-to-one lesson.
Female Quran teachers are available for women, so you can learn in a setting you are comfortable with.
Pair Quran reading with our Islamic Studies course, which covers essential beliefs, worship and manners at a level that suits you.
Arabic letters, sounds and joining words. This is where complete beginners start.
Move on to reading verses, with the rules of Tajweed explained step by step.
Essential beliefs, daily worship, manners and the life of the Prophet ﷺ, taught gently and clearly.
When you are ready, begin learning short passages by heart with regular revision.
Lessons are online, so you can join from anywhere in the UK or USA, and from other countries too. All you need is a phone, tablet or computer and an internet connection.
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No. Complete beginners start with the Arabic letters and their sounds through Noorani Qaida. Your teacher will assess your level in the free trial.
It depends on how often you practise and how quickly you progress. After your free trial, your teacher can give you an idea of what to expect for your level.
Yes. Every lesson is one student with one teacher on live video.
Yes. Female Quran teachers are available for women. You can mention your preference when you book your free trial.
Yes. Once you can read the letters and words, you can move on to reading with Tajweed.
Yes. Our Islamic Studies course covers essential beliefs, worship and manners, and it can be taken alongside Quran reading.
Yes. You can book a free trial to meet a teacher and see how the lessons work before choosing a plan.
Take the first step. Book a free trial lesson and meet a patient teacher.
