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Ramadan Quran Classes Online for Kids and Adults

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Will your Quran classes stop in Ramadan? They do not have to. Classes at Salam Campus are live and one-on-one, and they run 24 hours a day in your own time zone. Keep your times, move them to after iftar, or pause. Plans start from $28 a month (30% off the regular $40). Your first class is a free trial.

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Ramadan Quran Classes Online for Kids and Adults

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

Can You Keep Your Quran Classes in Ramadan?

Yes. You can keep your Quran classes in Ramadan, move them to new times, or pause them. Classes at Salam Campus run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in your own time zone. So a class can go after iftar or at another time that suits you. Tell us what you want.

This page is for you if:

  • You learn with us now and wonder what to do in Ramadan.
  • You want your child to learn short surahs and duas in the month.
  • You are an adult who wants to read more Quran in Ramadan.
  • You do Hifz and want to use the month to revise.
  • You are new to us and want to start before Ramadan.

When Does Ramadan 1448 Start?

Ramadan 1448 is expected to start on Monday 8 February 2027. This is an expected date, not a final one. The moon decides the real first day. In some places it may be a day later.

Two sources give the same expected date. The timeanddate.com Ramadan page marks 8 February 2027 as a tentative date. The Wego Ramadan 2027 guide says the final dates depend on the new moon being seen after sunset on Sunday 7 February 2027.

Please ask your local mosque a few days before. We do not set the date. Ramadan has 29 or 30 days. The plans on this page count 8 February 2027 as day 1. If your mosque starts a day later, move every plan by one day.

Keep, Move or Pause: Your Three Choices

You do not need a new plan for Ramadan. Your class time stays yours. These are the three choices:

Keep, move or pause your Quran classes in Ramadan
ChoiceWhat it meansWhat to do
KeepYour classes stay on the same days and times. They are still live and one-on-one, with the same length.Nothing. Your plan carries on as it is.
MoveYour classes go to new times, for example after iftar. Classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in your own time zone.Tell us your new days and times at least 1 week before the change. We will try to help at shorter notice, but we cannot promise it.
PauseYou stop classes for a time and start again later.Give us 1 week's notice. See our refund policy for the details.

A weekend class costs the same as a weekday class, so a Saturday or Sunday time is a fair choice for the month. Changed your mind after paying? Ask within 7 days of paying, and we refund every class you have not taken.

Class-Time Ideas for Ramadan in Four Cities

Iftar is when you break your fast at sunset. Some families like a class after iftar. Others like a quiet class before suhoor, the meal before dawn. The table shows the expected sunset time in four cities on 8 February 2027, the expected first day. The times come from the sun tables on timeanddate.com for New York, Toronto, London and Sydney.

The class-time idea starts about an hour after iftar. That leaves time to break the fast, pray and eat first. It is an idea, not a fixed time and not a promise:

Expected iftar time and a class-time idea on 8 February 2027
CityExpected iftar (sunset)A class-time ideaOur office in Islamabad (PKT)
New York (Eastern Time)5:22 pm6:30 pm4:30 am the next day
Toronto (Eastern Time)5:38 pm6:45 pm4:45 am the next day
London (GMT)5:02 pm6:00 pm11:00 pm
Sydney (summer time, AEDT)7:55 pm9:00 pm3:00 pm

Sunset time changes a little every day, and the first day may change, so check your own timetable. Not in one of these cities? Look up sunset for your city, add about an hour, and tell us the time you would like. We will check it.

Classes run 24 hours a day, so any other time can work too, such as a weekend morning or a time before school. You are not limited to the ideas in this table.

Ramadan Goals for Each Kind of Learner

Pick one goal for each learner. A small goal that you keep is better than a big goal that you drop. Every goal below uses a course or a guide that is already on our site:

A Ramadan goal for each kind of learner, with the course or guide to use
LearnerA Ramadan goalCourse or guide
Kids who are starting outLearn one new short surah by heart in the month, and one new dua each week.Short surahs for kids, daily duas for kids and the Daily Duas course
Kids who are learning to readRead one Qaida lesson page a day, and listen to one short surah.Noorani Qaida course and Quran classes for kids
Adults who want to read moreRead a little after each prayer. Plan A is about 20 pages a day. Plan B is about 10 pages a day. Even 1 page after each prayer is a good start.How to finish the Quran in Ramadan, the Ramadan Quran reading planner and Quran classes for adults
Readers who want better TajweedRead part of your Ramadan pages in class. The tutor listens and fixes your sounds, so you read the rest with more care.Online Tajweed classes
Hifz studentsUse the month for revision. Ask your tutor if you should slow down the new lessons. Then give more time to sabqi (recent lessons) and manzil (older lessons).Hifz revision tracker, sabaq, sabqi and manzil and the Hifz course
New MuslimsBegin with prayer and the short surahs used in it. The tutor suggests a plan after your free class.Quran classes for new Muslims and Prayer Lessons

Not sure which goal fits? Book the free trial. The tutor listens to the learner and suggests a plan.

A Simple Plan to Get Ready

You do not need much time to get ready. Here is a simple order:

  • Step 1: Ask your local mosque for the date a few days before Ramadan. This page counts 8 February 2027 as day 1.
  • Step 2: Choose to keep, move or pause your classes.
  • Step 3: If you want new times, tell us at least 1 week before the change. For a change that starts on 8 February 2027, that means by about 1 February 2027.
  • Step 4: Pick one goal from the table above for each learner.
  • Step 5: Print the free planner or the kids' chart, and put it where you see it each day.
  • Step 6: After Eid, go back to your usual times or keep the new ones. Just tell us which.

Free Tools for Your Ramadan

These tools are free. You do not need to be a student to use them:

What We Do and Do Not Do in Ramadan

We are an online Quran academy. We teach Quran reading, Tajweed, Hifz and duas. We are not a mosque or a fatwa service.

  • We do not give rulings. For a question about fasting, prayer in Ramadan or any other religious rule, ask a qualified imam or scholar.
  • We do not decide the start of Ramadan. Your local mosque does.
  • We cannot promise that you will finish the Quran in one month. The plans on this page are guides.
  • The class times in the table are ideas. We cannot promise a time before we check it with you.

Fees and Your Free Trial Class

A plan of 2 classes a week costs Regular price $40, now $28 a month 30% off. A plan of 3 classes a week costs Regular price $54, now $38 a month 30% off. Each class on these plans is 30 minutes. We bill each month. There is no sign-up fee and no contract. You can pause or stop with 1 week's notice.

Live in another country? Ask us, and we will give you a price in your own currency. See every plan on our Quran learning fees page.

Your first class is a free 30-minute trial. We do not ask for card details. The tutor checks what you know and suggests a plan. You pay nothing until you choose to join.

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  • 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.
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  • 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

Yes. Your classes can stay at the same times. They are still live and one-on-one. If your usual time does not suit the month, you can move it.

Yes. Classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in your own time zone. Tell us at least 1 week before the change. We will try to help at shorter notice, but we cannot promise it.

Yes. You can pause or stop with 1 week's notice. There is no contract. If you paid for classes you did not take, ask within 7 days of paying, and we refund every class you have not taken.

Ramadan 1448 is expected to start on Monday 8 February 2027. This is an expected date. The moon decides the real first day, and it can differ by a day between places. Please check with your local mosque.

There is no one best time. Two ideas are a class about an hour after iftar, or a quiet class before suhoor. Others choose a weekend. Classes run 24 hours a day, so you choose the time that suits you.

Yes. A good goal is one new short surah in the month and one new dua each week. Our Daily Duas course teaches duas one by one, and our guides list short surahs in an easy order.

A teacher can hear you read, fix your sounds and help you pick a plan that fits. Finishing the Quran in one month is a goal, not a promise. Our free planner shows a plan of about 20 pages a day, and a slower plan.

No. We teach Quran reading, Tajweed, Hifz and duas. For a ruling, please ask a qualified imam or scholar.

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