Online Quran Classes Taught One-to-One at Times That Suit Your Family
Online Quran classes at Learning Quran Online are live lessons where a single Ijazah-qualified teacher works with you or your child for the whole class.
Choose a course, pick weekday or weekend slots, and start with a free week before you pay anything.
- Live one-to-one classes
- Ijazah-qualified teachers
- Male and female teachers
- 1-week free trial
Ages 4 and up
Kids, adults and beginners
50+ Ijazah teachers
Teaching since 2008
Who It Is For
Who Can Join Our Quran Online Classes?
Every class is matched to the student’s age and level, so a 5-year-old and a grandparent can both start with us.
New Muslims
Patient first lessons in Al-Fatiha, Salah and the Arabic letters. Classes for new Muslims
Courses by Goal
Which Course Should You Take in Your Classes?
Pick the course that matches your goal today. Your teacher moves you to the next one when you are ready.
| Your Goal | Course to Start |
|---|---|
| Recognise and sound out Arabic letters | Noorani Qaida |
| Read the Quran from the Mushaf | Quran Reading (Nazra) |
| Recite each letter and rule correctly | Quran With Tajweed |
| Memorize surahs or the whole Quran | Quran Memorization (Hifz) |
| Understand what the verses mean | Translation, then Tafseer |
| Learn Salah, wudu and the basics of Islam | Islamic Studies |
A Typical Lesson
What Happens in a Typical Online Quran Lesson?
Our Quran lessons online follow the same four steps, so students always know what comes next.
01
Revision
You read the previous lesson aloud while your teacher listens for any letter, vowel or rule that has slipped.
02
New Lesson
Your teacher reads the new line or page first, then you repeat it until every word sounds clear and steady.
03
Correction
Mistakes are fixed on the spot, often by pointing to the exact letter on a shared screen of the Mushaf.
04
Home Practice
You get a short task for the next class, such as one Qaida page, a few verses or new lines for Hifz.
Schedules and Plans
When Are Classes Held and How Much Do They Cost?
Families looking for Quran classes online from Texas, London or Toronto book slots in their own time zone, before school, after work or at the weekend.
Every Weekday
Monday to Friday, 20 classes a month. It suits Hifz and steady daily reading.
Three Days a Week
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 12 classes a month, with a rest day between classes.
Weekends Only
Saturday and Sunday, 8 classes a month, in 30 or 45-minute lessons.
Plans cost $30 to $65 a month, which works out at $3.25 to $5 per one-to-one class.
What You Need
What Do You Need to Join a Class?
Very little. Most students join from home with equipment they already own.
- A laptop, tablet or smartphone with a working camera
- A headset with a microphone, so your teacher hears each letter
- A steady home internet connection
- A quiet corner where you will not be interrupted
Comparison
One-to-One or Group Online Quran Classes: Which Suits You?
A group online class puts several students with one teacher on the same video call.
| Question | One-to-One Class | Group Class |
|---|---|---|
| How long do you read aloud? | Most of the lesson | A few minutes while others wait |
| Who gets corrected? | You, on every mistake | Whoever the teacher hears |
| Speed | Set by your own progress | Set by the group average |
| Timing | A slot chosen for you | One fixed time for everyone |
| Fee | Higher per class | Lower per class |
Group classes cost less and can feel social. For reading and Tajweed, though, the time spent reading aloud to a teacher is what builds accuracy.
Questions
What Do Families Ask Before Joining?
Still have a question? Our team answers on WhatsApp and will help you pick the right course and time.
Can you really learn the Quran properly online?
Yes. Recitation is learned by listening and repeating, and a clear audio connection lets your teacher hear every vowel. Students who practise between classes progress just as they would with a teacher in the room.
Do I need a special app for online Quran lessons?
No special Quran app is needed. We send you a link to a video call before each class, and your teacher shares the Mushaf or Qaida page on screen during the lesson.
How many classes a week should I take?
Take as many as you can keep up with. Daily classes suit memorization, three a week suits most readers, and weekend plans suit busy school or work weeks with practice on other days.
Is a 30-minute class long enough?
For Qaida and reading, 30 focused minutes is usually enough, especially for children. Older students and Hifz students who want more reading time often choose the 45-minute weekend plan.
Can I learn with a teacher from Pakistan if I only speak English?
Yes. Our teachers explain every lesson in English and recite in Arabic, so you never need Urdu. Many families in North America and Britain learn with them for exactly this mix.
How do I choose the best online Quran classes for my family?
Look for a teacher who listens to you one-to-one, holds an Ijazah and explains in clear English. Then compare the real cost per class and take a free trial before paying.
Get started
Where Can You Book Online Quran Classes With a Free Week?
Send us the course, level and times you want through the form, and our team arranges your first class with a matched teacher.
Call our US line
Request your free week
It takes under a minute. We will message you on WhatsApp to arrange your first class.
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