Online Quran academy since 2008
Learn Quran online from home with Learning Quran Online (LQO), where one teacher works with one student in every live class. You read, and your teacher listens and corrects each letter as you go.
Our teachers are Ijazah-qualified and teach from Pakistan, and families in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia book classes in their own local time.
As a Quran academy founded in 2008, we now teach 500+ students with a team of 50+ teachers, and your first week of classes is free.

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50+ Ijazah teachers
Male and female teachers
2008
Teaching the Quran online since
500+
Students learning with us
50+
Ijazah-qualified teachers
1 week
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Our courses
Learn Al Quran online at your own level, from the first letter of the Arabic alphabet to the meaning of each verse. Most students start with Qaida and move up one course at a time.
Start with the 28 Arabic letters, the short vowels called harakat and joined letters, then read your first words.
Read straight from the Mushaf with your teacher, page by page, until you can recite whole surahs smoothly.
Learn where each letter is formed, when a sound is stretched and where to pause in a verse.
Memorize from the short surahs up to all 30 juz, with a new lesson each day and steady revision.
Understand the Quran word by word, so you know the meaning of what you recite in Salah.
Study the explanation of each verse, the context it was revealed in and the lessons it teaches.
Learn wudu, Salah, daily duas and the core beliefs of Islam in short, practical lessons.
Not sure where to start?
Your free first class includes a level check, so your teacher places you on the right course.
Who we teach
Whether you want to learn Quran online for yourself or for your child, our online Quran classes are open to every age and level, and each student gets a plan built around their age and starting point.
Children learn in short, lively lessons, and parents can sit nearby and hear their progress in every class.
Adults who want to learn Quran reading after years away start where they left off, at a pace that fits work.
Never read Arabic before? You begin with letters and sounds, and no step is skipped on the way to the Mushaf.
Women and girls can ask for a female teacher for any course, from Qaida to Tafseer, at a time that suits home life.
Reverts begin with Surah Al-Fatiha and the words of Salah, guided by a patient teacher and with no pressure.
Why learn online
Families in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia choose to learn Quran online for reasons that go well beyond convenience. The biggest difference is simple: in a one-to-one class, a teacher hears every word you read and corrects it straight away.

“The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.”
Sahih al-Bukhari 5027With one teacher for one student, nothing is missed. Mistakes in makharij, vowels and madd are fixed in the moment, before they become habits.
Pick slots before school, after work or at weekends in your own time zone. Your class stays at the same local time when the clocks change.
Sisters and daughters can learn with a female teacher for any course, from Noorani Qaida to Hifz and Tafseer.
Children learn at home, so parents can listen from the same room and hear progress in every lesson.
Students move step by step from the Arabic letters to fluent reading with Tajweed, then on to Hifz, translation or Tafseer.
Lessons continue during holidays, bad weather and busy seasons, because all you need is a laptop, tablet or phone.
Learning online does not replace your local masjid. Many families keep the mosque for community and Jumu’ah, and learn Quran online for the daily reading practice a group class cannot give. Read more about how our online Quran classes work.

How it works
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Fill in the short form or message us on WhatsApp with the course you want, your current level and the times that suit you.
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We match you with a teacher by level, age, preferred gender and time zone. Your first class checks exactly where you should start.
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Each lesson is a live video call on a laptop, tablet or phone. A headset helps your teacher hear every letter clearly.
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Your teacher sets a short reading or memorization task, and the next class begins by checking it before new work.
Where to start
Most students who learn Quran online with us follow the same path, starting from where they are today. Use this guide to find your first course, then your teacher confirms it in your free first class.
| If you are… | Start with | What you learn first | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|
| A child aged 4 to 7 who cannot read Arabic yet | Noorani Qaida for kids | Letters, short vowels and joined words through short, lively lessons | 6 to 12 months |
| A child who knows the letters but reads slowly | Quran reading (Nazra) | Reading from the Mushaf with growing fluency | Depends on practice |
| A child aged 7+ who reads fluently | Hifz for kids | Daily new lines, with recent and older revision | 3 to 6 years |
| An adult who cannot read Arabic | Noorani Qaida for adults | Letters and sounds, explained in English | 2 to 4 months |
| An adult who reads but makes mistakes | Quran with Tajweed | Makharij, ghunnah, madd and the rules of noon and meem | 3 to 6 months for the core rules |
| Someone who wants to understand the meaning | Translation or Tafseer | Word-by-word meaning and the context of each verse | Ongoing |
| A new Muslim | Classes for new Muslims | Surah Al-Fatiha, the words of Salah and reading basics | At your own pace |
Times are typical ranges with regular classes and daily practice; your teacher gives you an honest estimate after the free week. For more detail, see our guides to Tajweed for beginners and the Arabic alphabet.
Our teachers
Each teacher holds an Ijazah, a licence to teach Quran recitation passed down through a chain of teachers called a sanad. They teach the way they were taught, letter by letter.

Hafiz Muhammad Nadeem
Head Teacher

Hafiz Rafique
Quran Teacher

Hafiz Yaqoob
Quran Teacher
Tajweed from day one
Tajweed is the set of rules for reciting each letter correctly. The Quran itself asks for it in Surah Al-Muzzammil (73:4): “recite the Quran with measured recitation.”
Ibn al-Jazari, the classical Tajweed scholar, described 17 points in the throat and mouth where letters are formed, called makharij. Your teacher fixes these from the Qaida stage, so bad habits never settle in.
Later you add ghunnah, the nasal sound, madd, the stretched vowel, and qalqalah, the light echo on letters such as qaf and dal. That is how our students learn Quran online with Tajweed, one rule at a time.
If reading feels slow at first, take heart from the hadith in Sahih Muslim (798): the one who recites with difficulty receives a double reward.
وَرَتِّلِ الْقُرْآنَ تَرْتِيلًا
“Recite the Quran with measured recitation.”
Surah Al-Muzzammil 73:4
Simple monthly fees
Every plan is a simple monthly fee in US dollars for one-to-one classes. Standard is our most popular plan because it gives you a class every weekday.
$30 / month
$45 / month
Most popular
$65 / month
$40 / month
Hifz students usually do well on Standard, because memorization needs daily contact with the teacher. You can change your plan at any time by contacting our team.
Compare your options
A weekend class at your local masjid teaches a group of students together, usually on Saturday or Sunday mornings.
| Question | One-to-One Online Class | Weekend Mosque Class |
|---|---|---|
| Who hears your recitation? | Your teacher hears every verse you read | The teacher divides time across the group |
| Travel | None, you learn at home | A trip to the mosque each weekend |
| Class times | You pick the slot that fits your plan | Fixed by the mosque |
| Teacher choice | Male or female teacher on request | Whoever teaches the group |
| Pace | Moves on when you are ready | Follows the whole class |
A mosque class gives children friends and a community. Many families keep it and add online classes for daily reading practice.
Free guides
Between classes, these free guides from our teachers help you practise, revise and understand what you learn. They are written for beginners and parents, with Quran examples and simple drills.
Find more articles on Tajweed, Hifz, Tafseer and Quran translations on our blog.
Questions
Still have a question? Our team answers on WhatsApp and will help you pick the right course and time.
Most children are ready at about 4 or 5, once they can sit through a short class and repeat sounds. Younger children do better with playful lessons and a parent sitting beside them.
Yes. Reading the Quran begins with letters and sounds, not with speaking Arabic. Our teachers explain every lesson in English, so you never need to know Arabic before your first class.
It depends on how often you study and how much you practise between classes. A student with weekday classes moves much faster than a weekend student, and your teacher gives you an honest estimate after the free week.
Yes. Send our team a WhatsApp message and we will find a new slot with your teacher. Students often move their times around school exams, Ramadan or the clock changes in spring and autumn.
You choose the plan that fits your routine and carry on with the same teacher. If online learning is not right for you, you simply stop, and nothing is charged for the trial week.
Take a free trial with the actual teacher, ask about their Ijazah and their English, and compare the real monthly fee. A good academy also tells you clearly where you will start and what you will cover.
You can start with free resources such as Quran apps, recitation audio and our free guides, and you can take your first week of live one-to-one classes with us free, with no card details needed. Free resources are great for practice, but a teacher is what corrects your recitation.
Most children do well with three to five short classes a week, and most adults with two or three classes plus daily practice. Hifz students usually need a class every weekday, because memorisation depends on daily contact with the teacher.
Yes. Families in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia book slots in their own local time, and we adjust your class when the clocks change in spring and autumn.
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