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Online Quran Classes in South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore

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Salam Campus gives families in South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore live 1-on-1 Quran classes online. Singapore sits in South-East Asia, but its clock matches Hong Kong's. A male or female teacher meets you on Zoom or Google Meet, at an hour you pick. Plans start from $28 a month. Your first 30-minute class is free.

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Online Quran Classes in South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore

Special offer: 30% off every plan. The price you see is what you pay each month. Cancel or pause with 1 week's notice.

Class Times in Seoul, Hong Kong and Singapore

South Korea keeps Korea Standard Time (KST), which is UTC+9. Hong Kong and Singapore keep UTC+8. None of the three moves its clocks, so 4:00 pm is the same 4:00 pm in summer and in winter.

One table covers all three. Seoul is 1 hour ahead of Hong Kong and Singapore. Our office in Islamabad (PKT) is 4 hours behind Seoul and 3 hours behind the other two. Its clock never changes either. Classes run 24/7. You pick the hour that suits your home. The Islamabad column only converts clocks, and you always book in your own time zone.

Here are six sample times:

Sample class times in Seoul, Hong Kong and Singapore, and at our office in Islamabad
Seoul (KST, UTC+9)Hong Kong and Singapore (UTC+8)Our office in Islamabad (PKT)
6:45 am5:45 am2:45 am
1:15 pm12:15 pm9:15 am
3:45 pm2:45 pm11:45 am
5:15 pm4:15 pm1:15 pm
7:30 pm6:30 pm3:30 pm
9:45 pm8:45 pm5:45 pm

Online Quran Classes in Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore: Key Facts

Here are our main facts. Every price is in US dollars.

Salam Campus key facts, prices in USD
QuestionSalam Campus
What is it?Salam Campus is an online Quran academy for kids and adults. It has taught online since 2016.
OfficeIslamabad, Pakistan
Class formatLive 1-on-1 video class on Zoom or Google Meet. No group classes.
Class length30 minutes. Hifz classes run 30 to 60 minutes.
Who can join?Kids from age 4, teens, adults and new Muslims, from the first letter up.
TeachersMale or female, at the same fee. Each tutor is a Hafiz, Qari or Alim and passes our 5-step hiring check.
Class timesKorea Standard Time, or Hong Kong and Singapore time. Classes run 24/7. Weekends cost the same.
Monthly fee$28 to $62 a month for 2 to 5 classes a week. Hifz plan: $123 a month. Every plan is 30% off now.
Free trialOne 30-minute class. No card needed.
RefundsAsk within 7 days of paying, and we refund every class you have not taken. Pause or stop with 1 week's notice.
ProgressA note after each class, a report each month and a parent portal. Classes are recorded for quality checks.

South Korea: Muslim Families and the School Year

Muslim families are a small part of South Korea. The Pew Research Center puts the Muslim share at 0.3% in 2020, in a country of about 52 million people. Its 2010 figure was 0.2%. These are rounded estimates, so use them as a guide only.

Korean schools follow a national rule for the school year, and each school fills in the dates. The rules are in the Enforcement Decree of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The Ministry of Education looks after it. Read its article on days off too. Here is what they say:

How the school year works in South Korea, from the Enforcement Decree
RuleWhat it says
The school yearThe first term starts on 1 March. The second term ends on the last day of February.
The split in the middleEach school picks the day the first term ends. The second term starts the next day.
School daysA school needs at least 190 school days in a year.
Days offThe school sets them before the year starts. They must include Saturdays, public holidays, and summer and winter breaks.

So the exact dates differ from school to school. Ask your school for its calendar and send us the long breaks. Long breaks can fit an extra weekly class.

Classes for Families in Seoul

Salam Campus has no building in Seoul, Busan or Incheon. Your teacher joins you by live video, on a phone, tablet or laptop.

The rules above make Saturday a day off for Korean schools, so Saturday morning can hold a longer class. On school days, share your child's after-school hours, and we plan around them.

Hong Kong: Muslim Families and a Gap in the Numbers

Sources do not agree on how many Muslims live in Hong Kong. The Pew Research Center gives a share of 0.3% for 2020. The Hong Kong government fact sheet on religion, dated January 2026, says there are an estimated 300,000 Muslims. It takes that figure from a Muslim community body. It would be about 4% of the 7.4 million people in the 2021 census. The two numbers are far apart, and we cannot say which one is closer.

The census does not ask about faith, but it counts ethnic groups. Many people in these groups are Muslim, and many are not. So read the table as a hint, not as a count of Muslims. It comes from the 2021 census report on ethnic minorities:

People in Hong Kong by ethnic group, 2021 census (not a count of Muslims)
Ethnic groupPeople in 2021
Indonesian142,065
Indian42,569
Pakistani24,385
Other South Asian, including Bangladeshi5,314

The same report found that 87.6% of ethnic minority residents can read English, and 94.2% of Indian residents.

Hong Kong: School Year and Public Holidays

The Education Bureau sets the holiday rules for schools. Its example calendar for 2026/27 runs from September 2026 to August 2027. Each school makes its own calendar, so check yours. The bureau also lists the public holidays for the school year. Here are some in the months ahead:

Some public holidays in Hong Kong, December 2026 to July 2027, from the Education Bureau
DateWhat it is
25 and 26 December 2026Christmas Day and the day after
6, 8 and 9 February 2027Lunar New Year, days 1, 3 and 4
26, 27 and 29 March 2027Good Friday, the day after, and Easter Monday
5 April 2027Ching Ming Festival
13 May 2027The Birthday of the Buddha
1 July 2027Hong Kong SAR Establishment Day

Ramadan 2027 is expected to start on Monday 8 February, day 3 of Lunar New Year and a public holiday. The example calendar gives schools a break from 4 to 13 February. That may be a good week for a longer class.

Singapore: Muslim Residents and Ngaji Classes

Singapore has a large Muslim community. In the 2020 census, 539,251 residents aged 15 and over said they were Muslim. That is 15.6% of all residents in that age group. The SingStat census table splits them by ethnic group:

Muslim residents of Singapore aged 15 and over by ethnic group, census 2020
Ethnic groupMuslim residentsShare
Malay442,36882.0%
Indian69,96413.0%
Chinese11,9532.2%
Other14,9662.8%

Some families in Singapore search for an ngaji class. Many Malay speakers use the word ngaji for learning to read the Quran. Our classes are in English, Arabic or Urdu, and we do not teach in Malay. The Quran is read in Arabic in every class. So a child from a Malay-speaking home can join, if English works for the family.

Singapore: School Terms and Hari Raya in 2027

The Ministry of Education (MOE) sets one calendar for MOE primary and secondary schools. The 2027 school year starts on Monday 4 January and ends on Friday 19 November. Two public holidays are Muslim festivals, Hari Raya Puasa and Hari Raya Haji. The dates come from the MOE list for 2027. Junior colleges and other schools can differ. Here are the main dates:

Singapore school terms and Muslim festival holidays in 2027, from the MOE
Date in 2027What it is
4 January to 12 MarchTerm 1
Wednesday 10 MarchHari Raya Puasa, a public holiday
22 March to 28 MayTerm 2
Monday 17 MayHari Raya Haji, a public holiday
29 May to 27 JuneMid-year break
28 June to 3 SeptemberTerm 3
13 September to 19 NovemberTerm 4

The mid-year break lasts about 4 weeks. Tell us a week ahead if your family travels, and you can pause your plan.

Ramadan 2027: Expected Fasting Hours in Seoul, Hong Kong and Singapore

Wego expects Ramadan 2027 to run from Monday 8 February to Monday 8 March. The moon sighting decides the real days and can move them by one day.

The table uses a public prayer-time calculator. It uses the Muslim World League method for Seoul and Hong Kong. That method sets Fajr (dawn) when the sun is 18 degrees below the horizon. For Singapore it uses the local method, with 20 degrees. These are expected times, not final, and a community timetable may differ by a few minutes. Each cell shows Fajr, Maghrib (sunset) and the length of the fast:

Expected fasting times in Seoul, Hong Kong and Singapore on three days of Ramadan 2027
Date in 2027SeoulHong KongSingapore
8 February (day 1)6:01 am to 6:03 pm, 12 h 2 min5:43 am to 6:16 pm, 12 h 33 min5:57 am to 7:21 pm, 13 h 24 min
22 February (day 15)5:47 am to 6:18 pm, 12 h 31 min5:36 am to 6:24 pm, 12 h 48 min5:58 am to 7:21 pm, 13 h 23 min
8 March (day 29)5:28 am to 6:32 pm, 13 h 4 min5:25 am to 6:30 pm, 13 h 5 min5:56 am to 7:18 pm, 13 h 22 min

Singapore sits near the equator, so its fast stays near 13 hours 20 minutes all month. In Seoul it grows by about an hour. Share your Ramadan hours with us early, and your class moves to match.

Living in Japan? It Shares Seoul's Clock

Japan uses UTC+9 as well, just like Seoul, so Seoul's column in the first table fits Japan too. Our Japan page covers its school rules, public holidays and local facts.

Languages, Teachers and Classes for Girls and Ladies

Your teacher can explain in English, Arabic or Urdu, and you can tell us which one on the trial form. There are no Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin, Indonesian or Malay lessons, so please check this before you book.

A girl or woman can ask for a female teacher. The fee is the same, and so is the course list. Read how we check every teacher.

Children from age 4 are welcome. So are teens, adults and new Muslims. A parent may sit beside the child in any class, and you get a short note after each one. Our kids page says more.

Fees in US Dollars and How to Pay

All fees here are in US dollars. Live in another country? Ask us, and we will give you a price in your own currency. Pick 2, 3, 4 or 5 classes a week, or choose Hifz. Every plan is on our fees page. These are the plans:

Monthly Quran class fees in US Dollars
PlanClasses a monthMonthly fee (USD)
2 Classes / Week8Regular price $40, now $28 30% off
3 Classes / Week12Regular price $54, now $38 30% off
4 Classes / Week16Regular price $71, now $50 30% off
5 Classes / Week20Regular price $88, now $62 30% off
Hifz Classes20Regular price $175, now $123 30% off

Pay with PayPal, Western Union, Ria, Remitly, Taptap Send or bank transfer, whichever works where you live. Not sure? Message us and we will help.

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Book Your First Class in 4 Steps

It takes a few minutes to start. Here is the path for a family in Seoul, Hong Kong or Singapore:

  • Open the free trial form and tell us who will learn, their age and their level.
  • Choose 2 or 3 times in your local time, and say whether you want English, Arabic or Urdu.
  • A teacher and a trial time reach you, most often within 24 hours.
  • Take the free 30-minute class. Happy with it? Pick a monthly plan and pay in a way that works for you.

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  • The trial class is free. We never ask for card details to book it.
  • Not the right teacher? Ask us about a trial with a different teacher.
  • No sign-up fee and no contract. You pay one month at a time.
  • Changed your mind? Ask within 7 days of paying. We refund every class you have not taken.
  • Pause or stop with 1 week's notice. You do not pay for paused weeks.
  • If your teacher misses a class, you get it back, or a cover teacher takes it. This is free.
  • 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.
  • A female teacher or a weekend class costs the same.
  • Teaching more than one child? The second and third child pay a lower fee.

Frequently Asked Questions

For 2 classes a week you pay $28 a month (30% off the regular $40). For 5 classes a week the fee is $62 a month, and the Hifz plan is $123 a month. We show US dollars. Want won, Hong Kong dollars or Singapore dollars? Ask us. The first class is free.

Yes. We have no centre in Korea, so the class is a live video call. You can join from Seoul, Busan, Incheon or any other town. The sample times on this page are in Korea Standard Time.

You can meet one online. Tell us the student's age and level on the free trial form. We match a male or female teacher and set a trial time in Hong Kong time.

Yes. Adults, teens and new Muslims are welcome, from the first letter up. Beginners often start with Noorani Qaida. Every class is a live 30-minute lesson with one teacher.

We offer live 1-on-1 Quran reading classes online. The teacher explains in English, Arabic or Urdu. We do not teach in Malay. Try the free class to see if it suits your family.

No. We teach online only, so we have no school building in either place. A child keeps the usual school day and adds a 30-minute Quran class at home.

The Pew Research Center estimates a small rise. Its figure for the Muslim share was 0.2% in 2010 and 0.3% in 2020. These are rounded estimates and not a head count.

The free part is the trial, one 30-minute class with no card needed. If your family likes it, you pick a monthly plan. 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.

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