How we teach —
and how you can check
Choosing someone to teach your child the Quran is not a small decision. You are handing a stranger an hour a week with your son or daughter, and the Book itself. This page sets out exactly who teaches, how those lessons are supervised, and how you will know whether it is working.
- 100+ Qari, Hafiz & Alima Teachers
- Supervised Teaching Centre
- Sit In Any Lesson
- Lessons Never Recorded
- Written Progress Reports
Meet your teacher and try the course before you pay anything.
See it for yourself
Everything on this page is checkable. The quickest way to judge the teaching is to watch it — book three free lessons, sit in on all of them, and decide afterwards. No card details, no obligation.
Every teacher is a Qari, Hafiz, Alim or Alima — and only 1 in 10 applicants get through
We have over 100 teachers, and every one holds at least one of these qualifications. Many hold more than one.
Hafiz or Hafiza
Has memorised the entire Quran — all 30 juz, by heart. It means your child's teacher has been through the exact process they are guiding your child through. Our Hifz programme is taught only by Hafiz and Hafiza teachers.
Qari
Trained in recitation with Tajweed applied properly. A Qari hears an error the moment it happens and fixes it there and then — which is the only way Tajweed has ever been taught.
Alim or Alima
Six to eight years of formal Islamic scholarship covering Quran, Arabic, Tajweed, Fiqh and Aqeedah. A great many of our female teachers hold it — so if you request a female teacher, an Alima is very often who you get.
1 in 10 get through
Credentials get a teacher through the door. What follows is our own testing on Tajweed and on whether they can hold an eight-year-old's attention after a full school day. Different skills, both assessed. Many teach in Urdu as well as English.
We built a teaching centre. Almost nobody else in this market has one.
Most online academies are a booking system with freelancers attached. We built our own centre instead — teachers work from it together, supervised, and every lesson leaves a record our team reviews.
A real teaching centre, not a network of front rooms
Most online Quran academies are a booking system with freelancers attached — tutors working alone from their own front rooms, in whatever country they happen to be in, accountable to nobody. That model is cheaper to run, which is why almost everyone uses it.
We built a teaching centre in Pakistan instead. Our teachers come to work, sit together, and teach with a member of our team present in the room. It costs us considerably more, and it is the reason we can tell you exactly where your child's teacher is and who is watching.
Every session is logged
Our platform logs when teacher and student join and leave, how long the lesson ran, and whether attention held. Our team reviews it — so a teacher who arrives late or drifts is caught quickly, not months later when a parent complains.
But nothing is recorded
We monitor that a lesson happened properly — not what was said inside it. No video, no audio, nothing stored. Accountability without putting a recording of your child on a server somewhere.
And you can sit in
Any lesson, any time, without arranging it first. No permission, no notice, no reason needed. Parents who sit in tend to stop after a few weeks — not because we discourage it, but because they have seen what they needed to see.
What a lesson actually looks like, from the moment your teacher calls
Thirty minutes, one-to-one, live. Never a group, never pre-recorded, and never a video your child watches alone.
Nothing to install
All you need is a phone, tablet or computer and an internet connection. Your teacher calls at the agreed time — there is nothing to install. Teacher and student share a screen with a digital Quran, so both are always on the same page and the same line.
Revision, new material, practice
Each session opens with a brief revision of last time, then new material, then something to practise before the next lesson. Thirty minutes is deliberate — long enough for real progress, short enough to hold a child's attention after a school day.
Your timings, and we move them
You choose the slot — weekday evenings, weekend mornings, or during the school holidays. If your circumstances change we move it rather than expecting you to drop out, because a rigid timetable is the most common reason children quietly stop attending.
Quran Lessons from £4/Hour — No Contracts
4 flexible Quran plans from £25–£40/month. Islamic Studies from £9.99/month. Bundle both and save £5/month. All plans include 3 free trial lessons.
How you'll know it's working — written reports, not reassurance
Learning the Quran is slow, and it is genuinely hard to tell from the outside whether a child is progressing or simply showing up. So we write to you about it, with specifics.
First report after one month
That timing is deliberate. One month is roughly when you will be wondering whether this is working — so that is when we tell you, in writing, with specifics.
What's in every report
Written by their own teacher
Every report ends with a note from the teacher who actually teaches your child — not a template, and not written by someone in an office who has never met them.
Take Quran + Islamic Studies — Save £5/Month
Enrol in both our Quran classes and Islamic Studies programme and receive £5 off your Quran plan every month. Two subjects, one trusted platform, maximum value for your family.
Ready to see it for yourself? Start with three free lessons
Three free lessons, no card details, no obligation. Or take a look at what we teach and what it costs before you decide.
3 free trial lessons
Register in two minutes with no payment details. Your teacher assesses where your child actually is and begins teaching from the first session — and you can sit in on all three.
Plans and pricing
Quran plans from £25–£40 a month — from around £4 an hour. Islamic Studies from £9.99. No contract, no registration fee, cancel any time. Bundle both and save £5 a month.
Islamic Studies
Islamic knowledge taught through English and mapped to the UK National Curriculum — Fiqh, Aqeedah, Seerah and Arabic, age-graded from 4 to 12. Taught by the same Alim and Alima teachers.
Female teachers
Hafiza and Alima teachers for girls, sisters and any family that prefers female instruction. Request one when you register — no extra charge, no explanation needed, and no difference to how quickly you can start.
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Questions parents ask before they book
Every one of our 100+ teachers is a Qari, Hafiz, Alim or Alima, and many hold more than one. Beyond the credential, only about 1 in 10 applicants pass our own testing and training on Tajweed and on teaching ability before they take a first lesson.
At our own teaching centre in Pakistan. That matters less than how they work: our teachers come to a workplace, sit together, and teach with a member of our team present in the room. Most online Quran academies run on freelancers teaching alone from their own homes, wherever in the world they happen to be, supervised by nobody — we built a centre instead, which costs us more and is the reason we can tell you exactly where your child's teacher is and who is watching. Many of our teachers also teach in Urdu as well as English.
No. We do not record lessons and no video or audio of your child is stored. Our teachers are supervised in person at our teaching centre instead, which is how we keep lessons accountable without recording your child.
Yes — any lesson, any time, without arranging it in advance. Sit in for the whole lesson or part of it, as often as you like. You do not need to tell us first.
Your first written report comes after one month, then every quarter. It covers attendance, engagement, understanding, homework and exactly how much Quran has been covered, with a note from your child's own teacher.
Yes. Many of our teachers are women, including a large number of Alima teachers. Ask when you book — no extra charge and no explanation needed.
Tell us and we will match them with someone else — no awkwardness, no charge, no questions. With over 100 teachers that is straightforward, and the right teacher makes more difference to a child's progress than anything else.
Plans start at £25 a month with no contract and no registration fee, and every new student gets 3 free trial lessons first with no card details. See <a href="/pricing/">full pricing</a> for the range. Bundling Quran with <a href="/islamic-studies-online/">Islamic Studies</a> saves £5 a month.
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