Online Quran Classes in Toronto

Why Toronto Families Learn Quran Online

Toronto has one of the largest Muslim communities in North America. The city has lots of mosques and weekend schools. What parents do not have is time. After school, you may take the subway or drive the Gardiner across the city. Then you wait while the group lesson runs, and you drive home again. That can take the whole evening. In January, a snowstorm can cancel the trip.

Online classes fix the travel problem and keep the same high standard. The teacher meets your child on screen at a set time. For 30 minutes, the teacher listens to your child read and corrects each letter. Parents in Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke and downtown all get the same private lesson. Nobody has to leave the house.

Quran Classes for Kids in Toronto

Toronto schools finish at about 3:15 to 3:30 pm. That leaves good time for a Quran lesson before dinner. Our 30-minute class is made for this time. Young students start with Noorani Qaida (a first book for Arabic letters and sounds). They learn letters, vowels and how letters join. They work on short reading goals and repeat them often. As soon as they are ready, they start to read from the Quran itself.

Parents are welcome to sit in. After each lesson, the teacher sends you a short note. It says what your child learned and what to practise. Some children go on to Hifz (learning the Quran by heart). They keep the same teacher. The teacher writes down each verse your child learns and each verse they revise. So nothing is lost during exams or summer holidays.

Class Times for Toronto Students (Eastern Time)

Toronto is on Eastern time, and we plan our teachers around it. You can book after school from 4:00 pm, or at night up to 10:00 pm. Early mornings before work and weekend mornings are open too. You choose the days and the time when you book. We keep that slot for you each week.

Your week may change because of a new school term, Ramadan or a new work shift. Just tell us a few days ahead. We move your slot at no charge. Did you miss a class but tell us first? Then you can make it up in the same week.

Courses Toronto Students Choose Most

Most Toronto children follow the same path. They start with Noorani Qaida. Next they take Quran Reading with Tajweed. Then some families choose the Hifz programme. Adults most often start by fixing their Tajweed. Once they read with ease, they move on to Tafsir (the meaning of the verses) or Arabic. Children can also take Islamic studies, daily Duas (short prayers) and Salah (prayer) lessons. These give them a wider base next to their reading.

All courses are one-on-one. So a student can move from one course to the next with the same teacher and no gap. The links below give a full outline of each course.

How to Book Your First Class from Toronto

Fill in the free trial form. Tell us the student's age, their level and 2 or 3 Eastern-time slots that suit you. We reply with a teacher and a trial time, most often on the same day. The trial is free, and you do not need a card. You can take up to 2 trial lessons before you choose a plan. Students in Mississauga, Vancouver and all other Canadian cities use the same simple steps.

• Send the free trial form with the age, level and times.
• Get a teacher and a trial time, most often the same day.
• Take up to 2 free trial lessons.
• Choose a monthly plan in CAD and keep your slot.

Quran Class Fees in Toronto

The 3 classes / week plan costs $72 a month. That gives you 12 live 30-minute classes. We bill it each month in CAD. We also have plans with 2, 4 or 5 classes a week, and a Hifz plan. Your first class is free.

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