Courses Built Around Your Child

Six one-to-one programmes taught in fluent English by qualified female and male Al‑Azhar teachers — from a child’s very first Arabic letter to a full recitation of the Qur’an, all from the safety of home.

Courses

Our online Qur'an and Arabic courses

Pick the path that fits your child. Start with reading through Learn to Read Qur’an, perfect their recitation with Tajweed (the rules of correct Qur’anic pronunciation), work towards memorisation with Hifz, build understanding through Islamic Studies, or learn the language itself with Arabic. Every course is one-to-one and tailored to your child’s level.

A mother and her son taking an online Hifz classes on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher, an open Qur'an on the desk

A structured memorisation plan built on the traditional cycle — new lines each day, recent revision, and older revision kept alive. Your teacher sets a target that is realistic for your child’s age and the lessons you take, and reports on it every month, whether that’s Juz Amma or the full Mushaf.

A mother and son reading the Qur'an together in an online recitation lesson on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher

Reading the Mushaf fluently and correctly, with every letter corrected as it is read. For students who can already manage the Arabic script and want their recitation to become smooth, accurate and confident.

A mother and daughter in an Online Tajweed course for beginners on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher showing the Arabic letters on screen

The rules of correct recitation, introduced one at a time and applied straight away: makharij — where each letter is produced — the basic madd, and the noon and meem rules. Nothing is learned as theory before it is used.

A mother and daughter in an online Advanced Tajweed course on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher showing Tajweed rules on screen

The finer rules and the distinctions between them, with the fluency and control expected of a strong reciter. For students who already recite well and want to recite properly.

Mother and daughter attending an online Noorani Qaida class with a Quran teacher through Zoom

The classic first book. Letters, their shapes and sounds, joining them together, and the vowel marks — the foundation everything else rests on. Most children work through it in a few months.

A young girl attending a virtual Noor Al-Bayaan Online Course from home, while her mother follows the online session and supports her learning.

A modern, carefully sequenced alternative to the Qaida, taking a student from single letters to reading connected Arabic text, with a great deal of built-in practice. Often the better fit for younger children.

Mother supporting her daughter during an online Arabic Language class with her teacher

Reading, writing, speaking and understanding Arabic, from the alphabet upwards. Children follow a paced curriculum with visuals and games; adult beginners start from absolute zero; and an intensive schedule of four or five lessons a week is there if you want to move quickly.

A mother and daughter in an Online Tafseer Course on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher explaining the meanings of Quranic verses on screen

The meaning behind the words: what a surah is saying, the circumstances it came down in, and what it asks of the reader. Taught at the student’s level, starting with the short surahs your child already recites.

A mother and daughter in an Online Seerah Course on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher showing the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ on screen

The life of the Prophet (peace be upon him), told in order and in context — Makkah, the migration, Madinah — with the character behind the events drawn out. The course children tend to enjoy most.

A mother and daughter in an online Aqeedah lesson on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher explaining the articles of Islamic faith on screen

The core beliefs, taught clearly and simply: what we believe about Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers and the hereafter — and why each of them matters.

A mother and daughter in an online Islamic History course on Zoom with an Al-Azhar teacher showing key topics on screen

What came after: the rightly-guided caliphs, the scholars, the spread of Islam and the civilisation that grew from it. Taught as history — people, places and dates — not as a list of names to memorise.

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