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Our courses run from the Arabic alphabet all the way to Ijazah. Each one is taught live and one-on-one. A certified male or female tutor teaches you at a time you choose. Start where you are, and move up when you are ready.
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Nine live, one-on-one courses taught by certified male and female tutors. Open any course for its curriculum, duration and fees.
This is the first step to reading the Quran. Each live lesson is 30 minutes, one-on-one, with a kind and patient tutor. You can choose a male or female tutor. You start with the Arabic letters. You finish by reading full verses with basic Tajweed (the rules for saying each sound the right way).
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Read the Quran the way it was sent down to be read. Our live classes are 30 minutes long. They take you from slow, unsure reading to smooth reading that follows the rules. Your tutor hears each letter you say and fixes any mistake.
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This is a clear, step-by-step Hifz program (learning the whole Quran by heart). It is taught live, with 1 student and 1 tutor. You get daily lessons and a proven 3-part review system. Your tutor also fixes your Tajweed as you go. The program takes you from the first surah to the last.
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Understand the Quran you recite. Tafsir (the explanation of the Quran) shows you what each verse means. In our live one-on-one classes, a scholar explains each verse in plain words. You learn what it says, why it came down and what it asks of you.
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An advanced course for students who already read the Quran with good Tajweed (the rules of correct recitation). Learn the ten true readings of the Quran one-on-one. Your teacher is a certified Qari (expert reciter) with a chain of teachers that goes back to the Prophet.
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Go from the first letter to reading the Quran with understanding. Our live one-on-one Arabic classes are taught by native teachers from Egypt and Jordan. They are made for students of all ages who did not grow up speaking Arabic.
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Learn real duas from the Quran and Sunnah, with their meaning. Short live classes help children and adults use them every day.
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Your child learns faith, worship, good manners and the stories of the Prophets. A kind tutor teaches short live lessons, one level at a time.
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Learn wudu and the 5 daily prayers word by word and move by move. Live one-on-one classes help you pray correctly without a chart.
View CourseMany people who look for online Quran courses are not sure which one they need. That is normal. Our 9 courses are really one path split into stages. A few extra subjects run alongside it. Each student starts at a different point on the same path. A beginner starts with the first letters. A reader may need to fix their Tajweed (the rules of correct reading). A teenager may be ready to memorize. An adult may want to understand what they recite.
The format never changes. Each class is a private, live, 30-minute lesson. You have the same tutor every time. There are no recordings to watch and no group calls to sit through. The tutor listens, corrects and explains. You move to the next stage when your reading is ready, not when a calendar says so.
Ask one question first. Can the student open the Quran and read a line, even slowly? If not, start with Noorani Qaida (the first book for learning Arabic letters). If yes, but the reading is slow or the rules are unclear, start with Quran Reading with Tajweed. If the reading is already good, choose a goal. Pick Hifz (memorizing the Quran), Tafsir (learning its meaning) or Ten Qirat (advanced styles of recitation). Or pick Arabic to understand the language itself.
Still not sure? Book a free trial and let the tutor place the student. A short reading test in the first lesson tells us more than any form. And changing courses later costs nothing.
Noorani Qaida takes 3 to 6 months, with 2 or 3 classes a week. It covers letters, harakat (short vowel marks), joining and madd (long vowel sounds). It also covers the first Tajweed sounds. Quran Reading with Tajweed comes next. It usually takes a year or more. The goal is to read any page fluently and correctly, not just the surahs you already know.
After that, the path splits. Hifz students follow a daily routine. Each day has a new lesson, recent revision and old revision. The tutor tracks it all, so nothing memorized is lost. Other students go on to Tafsir, Arabic or Ten Qirat. Prayer Lessons, Daily Supplications and Islamic Studies for Kids can run alongside at any stage. They are often added to the same class time.
Children can start Qaida from age 4. Lessons are 25 to 30 minutes long. They use repetition, praise and short tasks. Our tutors are trained to keep a young child interested over video. They slow down when the child starts to lose focus. Parents can sit in. After each class, a note tells you what was covered and what to practice.
Older children add Quran reading, short surahs, daily duas (short prayers) and salah (the daily prayer). Teenagers can move into Hifz. They can also take Islamic studies that answer the questions teens really ask. See the full kids' program on our online Quran classes for kids page.
Adults are a large part of our students. Some are parents who never finished Qaida. Some are professionals who can read but want proper Tajweed. Others are new Muslims starting from the first letter. The one-on-one format matters most here. Nobody is watching you, and nobody rushes you. The tutor changes the pace and the examples to suit a grown learner.
Popular adult routes are Qaida then Tajweed, or Tafsir for those who can already read. Arabic suits anyone who wants to understand the Quran without a translation. We have evening and weekend classes in every time zone we serve.
Every course on this page is taught by female tutors as well as male tutors. Sisters and girls just ask for a female teacher when they book the trial. Our female tutors have the same qualifications as our male tutors. They follow the same course plan. The same quality team checks their classes.
Fees are the same for every course except Hifz. Hifz has its own plan. Each class is 30 minutes long. We bill monthly, and there is no registration fee. The list below shows the prices in US dollars. You can find prices in GBP, CAD and AUD on the fees page.
You choose fixed weekly class times in your local time, including weekends. You can change the number of classes, or pause, with 1 week's notice. Weekend classes cost the same as weekday classes.
A student who finishes a course and passes the final test gets a Salam Campus certificate for that course. Along the way, parents and adult students get a short written report each month. It comes from our quality team. It covers reading accuracy and Tajweed. For Hifz students, it also shows how much they have memorized and kept.
Some students reach a high level of recitation or complete Hifz. They can then join the Online Ijazah Course. There, an approved Sheikh listens to their full recitation. The Sheikh then gives them Ijazah (a certificate with an unbroken chain of teachers).
You join a video call at your fixed time. The tutor shows the Qaida or Quran page on screen. The tutor reads, and you repeat. Mistakes are fixed right away. In the last few minutes, the tutor goes over the lesson and sets a small practice task. Soon after, a lesson note appears in your student portal.
It is hard to choose a Quran teacher online. So we made the first step free. Every step after it is easy to undo.
Parents may join any class. You can listen in from the next chair.
Start with Noorani Qaida. It teaches the Arabic letters, the short vowel marks and how letters join. From there, the student moves straight on to reading the Quran with Tajweed. Children as young as 4 can start.
Yes. Many students take Quran reading with Daily Supplications or Islamic studies. Your tutor splits the class time, so both subjects move forward.
Yes. Each course has a track for children and a track for adults. What they learn is the same. The pace, the examples and the lesson length change to suit the student.
Yes. There are no recorded lectures. Each lesson is live and 1-on-1. The teacher listens, corrects and explains right away.
Tell us before the class, and we will move it to another time in the same month. A class missed with no warning still counts. So please let your teacher know early.
Yes. A student who finishes a course and passes the final test gets a certificate. Salam Campus gives one for each course.
Meet a certified male or female tutor in a live 1-on-1 class. Pick a time that suits you. No card details are needed, and you do not have to sign up.
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