Courses
Private courses are adapted to each student’s current level, learning speed, and goals.
Suitable for complete beginners of all ages. The course builds a reliable foundation for reading Arabic and the Quran.
Arabic letters, letter forms, joining, vowels, sukoon, shaddah, madd, and clear pronunciation through guided examples.
Lessons begin at the student’s exact level. Short reading exercises, repetition, correction, and regular revision build confidence before Quran reading.
Suitable for learners who know the Arabic letters and want to read the Quran accurately and fluently.
Word recognition, connected reading, stopping and starting correctly, clear pronunciation, and increasingly fluent recitation.
The teacher selects passages at an appropriate level, assigns manageable practice, corrects errors, and revises earlier reading regularly.
Suitable for students who can read and want to improve the quality and accuracy of their recitation.
Makharij, letter qualities, noon and meem rules, madd, qalqalah, stopping rules, and practical Tajweed application.
Rules are introduced gradually and applied directly during recitation. Targeted practice and repeated correction turn knowledge into consistent reading habits.
Suitable for new and continuing memorization students who need a structured, realistic plan.
New memorization, accurate recitation, daily preparation, retention techniques, and a balanced revision routine.
Targets adapt to ability and available study time. Each lesson combines new work, recent revision, and long-term review with progress monitoring.
Suitable for children and adults learning essential daily worship and supplications.
Daily Masnoon Duas, the words and actions of Salah, essential remembrance, and practical worship guidance.
Content is taught in small sections with meaning, pronunciation practice, repetition, and regular recall until it can be used confidently.
Suitable for children, families, and beginners seeking clear, age-appropriate Islamic learning.
Essential beliefs, worship, prophetic manners, everyday conduct, and selected teachings relevant to the student’s age.
Lessons use clear explanations, discussion, review questions, and practical examples. Topics and pace are adapted to prior knowledge and learning goals.