Online Quran Classes for Kids & Adults

Salam Campus is an online Quran academy. It has taught kids and adults online since 2016. Kids can start from age 4. A standard class is live, 1-on-1 and 30 minutes long. Male and female tutors teach 9 courses, from Noorani Qaida to Tajweed, Hifz and Tafsir. Families in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia and other countries choose class times 24/7. Our office is in Islamabad, Pakistan. The first class is free. Some families write our name as Salaam Campus or SalamCampus. It is the same academy.

First, you book a free trial. You meet a tutor on a live video call. If you are happy, you choose a weekly plan. Each class is a private 30-minute lesson. It takes place at a fixed time in your own time zone. You have the same teacher each time.

You need a laptop, tablet or phone with good internet. You also need a quiet place to sit. We send you the class link. Your tutor shows each page on screen, so there is nothing to buy or print.

Fill in the free trial form, or email us. Tell us the student's age, level and best times. We will confirm a trial lesson, most often within 24 hours.

At Salam Campus, 2 classes a week cost USD 28, GBP 20, CAD 36 or AUD 31 a month. That is about USD 3.50 a class. Plans for 3, 4 or 5 classes a week cost more, up to USD 62 a month. The Hifz plan is USD 123 a month. Every plan is 30% off now. A standard class is 30 minutes, live and 1-on-1. There is no fee to sign up, and the first class is free.

Yes. Sisters and girls can ask for a female tutor when they book the trial. Our female teachers are fully trained, and they teach every course we offer. Classes run 24/7. Tell us your times, and we match you with a male or female teacher.

Yes. Classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and that includes weekends. You pick a fixed time each week. If you need to move a class, just tell us before it starts.

Adults are welcome at any level. Many of our students are parents, working people and new Muslims. Some start from the very first letter. The teacher sets the pace to suit each adult.

A typical Qaida plan is 4 to 6 months for a child and about 3 months for an adult, at 3 classes a week. Then students move on to reading the Quran with Tajweed. Every student is different, and your tutor gives you a real estimate after the first 2 or 3 lessons. Daily practice between classes helps the most.

It is a live Quran lesson on a video call. The teacher and the student see the same page on screen. The student reads aloud, and the teacher fixes each mistake on the spot. At Salam Campus, every class is 1-on-1. A standard class is 30 minutes long, and Hifz classes run 30 to 60 minutes.

Learn in order: the letters first, then reading, then the Tajweed rules. Take 2 or 3 short live classes a week with a teacher who hears you read. Practise for about 10 minutes on the other days. Apps help between classes, but a teacher catches the mistakes you cannot hear.

Free tools can take you a long way. Listen to a slow reciter and repeat after them. Use a free Noorani Qaida for the letters. Then book our free 30-minute trial class, so a teacher can check your level. We never ask for card details.

Pick a quiet corner and a fixed time. Join a short live class from a laptop, tablet or phone. Between classes, read for a few minutes each day. The teacher sets small homework, often 1 line read a few times, and checks it in the next class.

No. The trial is free, and we do not ask for card details. You only pay if you choose a plan after the trial.

Yes. Ask within 7 days of paying, and we refund every class you have not taken. You can also pause or stop with 1 week's notice. There is no contract.

Tell us. Before you pay, ask us about a trial with a different teacher. After you enrol, ask for a new teacher at any time, at no extra cost. We set up a trial with the new teacher within a week, and your child's progress record moves too.

Yes. Each child has their own class and their own teacher. The second and third child pay a lower fee. Ask for a family price when you book.

It can be, when the rules are clear and a parent stays close. Here is what we do. Each class is live on video, with one teacher and one student. The teacher's camera is on. Parents may join any class without telling us first. We ask families to keep the device in a shared room. Classes are recorded. Only our quality team and coordinators can see the recordings. Every teacher passes our 5-step hiring check. It includes an interview about how they treat children. Our Child Safeguarding page, linked in the footer, lists each step and how to tell us about a worry.