Noorani Qaida
The first step for beginners.
Ages 4+View course
Ages 4 to 14 · 3 free classes
What should your child learn at 4, 7 or 12? See our age-by-age Quran plan, from Noorani Qaida to Tajweed and Hifz, taught live one-on-one by patient, certified teachers.
Plans from $40/month · Cancel anytime
Age by age
Every child is different, but this is the plan our teachers follow for most students. The free trial confirms the right starting point.
| Age | Main focus | By the end of the stage |
|---|---|---|
| 4–6 | Noorani Qaida, letter sounds, short surahs by ear | Reads joined Arabic words; knows Al-Fatihah and 3–5 short surahs |
| 7–9 | Reading the Quran directly, basic Tajweed, daily duas | Reads slowly but correctly from the Mushaf; knows wudu and Salah steps |
| 10–14 | Fluent reading with Tajweed, Juz Amma, optional Hifz | Recites fluently; many students memorize Juz Amma or begin full Hifz |
Children who start later simply move faster through the early stages. Read more in our guide to the best age to start learning the Quran.
Why online
Between school, homework and activities, a weekly drive to the masjid is hard for many families, and finding a qualified Quran teacher nearby is even harder. With online Quran classes, a certified teacher comes to your living room at the time that suits you.
Because every lesson is one-on-one, the teacher hears every letter your child reads. Mistakes are corrected gently and right away, so good habits form from the very first lesson. You can sit beside your child, watch from the next room, or read the monthly progress report.
Learning path
Every child starts at their own level. The teacher checks the level in the free trial and builds a plan.
Arabic letters, their sounds, vowel marks and joining letters: the foundation for reading the Quran.
Reading the Quran fluently and correctly, applying the basic rules of Tajweed.
Memorizing Juz Amma, starting with the surahs used in daily Salah.
How to pray step by step, plus everyday duas for eating, sleeping and travel.
Stories of the Prophets, good character and the basics of faith in an age-right way.
Children who are ready can join our structured Hifz program.
Kid-friendly teaching
Children learn best when they feel safe, praised and a little challenged. Our teachers are trained to teach kids online: they use colourful digital Qaida pages, short revision games, star charts and lots of encouragement.
Lessons for younger children are shorter and more playful; older children get clear goals, like finishing a surah each week. Parents always know what was covered and what to practise.
FAQs
Most children can start at age 4 or 5 with Noorani Qaida. At this age lessons are short and playful. Older beginners simply move faster through the basics.
With 3 to 5 classes a week, most children finish Noorani Qaida in 3 to 6 months and begin reading the Quran directly. Reading fluently with Tajweed usually takes 1 to 2 years, depending on age and practice at home.
Yes. Choose "Female teacher" when you book, and we will match your daughter with a qualified female teacher.
Yes, and we encourage it. Parents can sit in on any class, and you will receive a progress report every month.
Our teachers keep lessons short and interactive, with praise, rewards and quick revision games. Because the class is one-on-one, the teacher adjusts the pace to your child every day.
Plans start at $40 per month (2 days a week). There is a family discount for siblings, and the first 3 classes are free. See fees and plans.
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