Learn with Ijazah-holding Al-Azhar teachers. Your first 30-minute lesson is free.
Have you decided to start online Quran classes? Good news: registration takes a few minutes. Here are the steps, what to prepare and what happens next, so your first lesson goes smoothly.
Registration steps
- Book the free trial lesson with the booking button: name, WhatsApp number with country code, who will study, the subject and your preferred time.
- Confirmation on WhatsApp: we contact you to set the day and time of the trial lesson.
- The trial lesson (30 minutes): the teacher assesses the level and suggests a plan.
- Choosing the teacher and times: if the teacher does not suit you, a second trial with another teacher is free.
- Monthly subscription: payment in US dollars by Visa, Mastercard, PayPal or bank transfer, then regular lessons begin.
What to prepare
- A computer, tablet or phone with Zoom or Google Meet.
- Headphones with a microphone and a quiet place.
- A mushaf (or the Qaida book for beginners), a notebook and a pen.
- For a child: a parent present during the first lessons.
Useful information to give
- The student’s age and current level.
- The goal: reading, tajweed, memorization, ijazah or Arabic.
- The preferred language of explanation (English, Arabic, French or German).
- For boys: a preference for a male or female teacher. Women and girls study with female teachers only.
After registration
Your teacher follows a clear plan adapted to the level, and parents of young students receive progress reports. You can increase the number or length of lessons at any time. See our FAQ.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Do I have to pay to book the trial lesson?
No. The 30-minute trial lesson is free and with no commitment.
How long before the first lesson?
Once the trial lesson is done and the times are chosen, regular lessons can begin.
Can I register several children?
Yes. Each child has their own one-to-one lessons with a plan adapted to their level.
Ready to start? Book your free 30-minute trial lesson now.
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