Questions parents ask us most

You book a time that suits your family, and your child joins a live one-on-one session with a qualified teacher. There's no obligation to continue — it's simply a chance to meet the teacher, see the teaching style, and let your child feel comfortable before enrolling.

A laptop, tablet, or smartphone with a stable internet connection, a quiet space, and a Mushaf or the Noorani Qa'idah for beginners. We'll confirm exact requirements when you book your trial.

Both options are available. One-on-one classes offer fully personalized pacing, while small group classes (2–4 students of similar level) are a more affordable option with peer motivation. You can choose what suits your child and budget.

Classes are typically 30 or 45 minutes, held 2–5 times per week depending on the plan you choose. Scheduling is flexible and built around your family's time zone.

We understand life happens. Each plan includes a set number of reschedules per month with 12 hours' notice, coordinated directly with your child's teacher.

All teachers are certified in Tajweed and Quran recitation with an ijazah or equivalent qualification, and are specifically trained in teaching children — with background checks and ongoing performance review.

Yes. We match your child with one teacher for continuity and only change teachers if you request it or if scheduling requires it.

Teachers submit a weekly progress report covering what was taught, mastery level, and homework, plus a monthly formal assessment. Parents can message teachers directly with any questions.

We offer monthly and quarterly plans across one-on-one and group formats. Quarterly plans include a discount. Full pricing is shared after your free trial based on the course and format you choose.

Yes. Students receive a certificate of completion for each course, and a special certificate for memorization milestones such as completing a juz' or the full Quran.