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Live 1-on-1 Qira’at classes on Zoom with qualified Egyptian Al-Azhar teachers. Learn a new riwayah such as Warsh or Qalun, or study the Ten Qira’at step by step, and earn an Ijazah with a connected chain (sanad) from teachers who hold one.
The Qira’at are the authentic ways the Quran has been recited since the time of the Prophet ﷺ, each passed down through a connected chain of teachers. Ten of them are accepted by the scholars, and each comes to us through two narrators, giving 20 riwayat.
Most Muslims in the West recite in Hafs ‘an ‘Asim. Learning another Qira’ah, such as Warsh ‘an Nafi‘, shows you how the same words have been recited in other parts of the Muslim world, with differences in Madd, Imalah, Hamzah and some letters.
Qira’at can only be learned properly by listening and reciting to a teacher. That is why every class is live and 1-on-1: your teacher hears every word and corrects it on the spot.
At the free trial, your teacher listens to your recitation and helps you pick the right track.
Every student starts from their current level. Your teacher sets the pace after the free trial.
A relaxed 30-minute class. Your teacher listens to your Hafs recitation and asks about your goal.
Polish Makharij, Sifat and the Tajweed rules in your current recitation.
Learn the usul of one riwayah, such as Warsh, and apply them passage by passage.
Study the seven readers through Ash-Shatibiyyah, comparing their readings verse by verse.
Add the three readers through Ad-Durrah and recite with all ten.
Qira’at build on Tajweed. Our four Tajweed levels make sure your recitation is solid before you add new readings.
Qira’at are learned by ear, from teacher to student. Live 1-on-1 classes make that possible from home.
Ijazah-holding teachersEgyptian Al-Azhar teachers who hold Ijazah in the Qira’at and grant Ijazah to their students.
Every word correctedYour teacher hears each word and fixes mistakes before they settle.
Classical textsLessons follow the recognised texts of the science, such as Ash-Shatibiyyah.
Monthly progress reportSee which passages and rules you covered and what comes next.
Your own paceSpend longer on difficult rules and move faster where you are confident.
Flexible schedulePick 2–5 classes a week at times that suit you. Reschedule with 24 hours’ notice.
Every teacher is an Egyptian Al-Azhar graduate. A few of our Quran recitation specialists:
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
The Qira’at are for students who already read the Quran well and want to go deeper.
Pay monthly. No setup fees, no contracts, cancel any time. Prices below are for 30-minute 1-on-1 classes.
A gentle pace alongside work or school.
Steady progress through one riwayah.
The pace most Qira’at students choose.
For intensive, focused study.
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| Super Muslim 1-on-1 | Group class | Recordings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Correction | Every word you recite | Shared with the class | None |
| Teacher | Al-Azhar recitation specialist | Varies | None |
| Pace | Set around you | Set for the group | Self-paced |
| Schedule | Any time, 24/7 | Fixed times | Any time |
| Progress reports | Monthly | Rarely | None |
| Cost | From $5 per class | Varies | Often free |
The Ten Qira’at are the ten authentic ways of reciting the Quran accepted by the scholars, each named after a famous reader: Nafi‘, Ibn Kathir, Abu ‘Amr, Ibn ‘Amir, ‘Asim, Hamzah, Al-Kisa’i, Abu Ja‘far, Ya‘qub and Khalaf. Each reading is passed down through two narrators, giving 20 riwayat.
A Qira’ah is the reading of one of the ten readers. A riwayah is the version of that reading passed down by one of his two narrators. For example, Hafs is a riwayah of the Qira’ah of ‘Asim.
Yes. You should read the Quran fluently in Arabic with good Tajweed. If you are not there yet, start with our Tajweed course, or read our guide to Tajweed rules of the Quran.
No. Memorization helps, but many students learn a new riwayah while reading from the Mushaf.
Yes. Our Qira’at teachers hold Ijazah with a connected chain (sanad) and grant Ijazah to students who complete a riwayah, or the Qira’at, to the required standard. Your teacher will tell you at the free trial what the Ijazah path looks like for your goal.
Many students start with Warsh or Qalun ‘an Nafi‘, as they are widely recited in North and West Africa. Your teacher will suggest the best choice for your goal at the free trial.
It depends on your level and pace. Learning one riwayah takes much less time than all ten, which is long-term study over several years. Your teacher gives you a realistic plan at the trial.
Students can start from age 10, the age at which we begin advanced study such as Ijazah, as long as they already read the Quran well with Tajweed.
Yes. Sisters can ask for a female teacher when they book.
Plans start at $40 a month for 2 classes a week, which is $5 per 30-minute class. Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee. See all plans.
Fill in the booking form and our advisor contacts you on WhatsApp within 24 hours. We match you with a teacher, and you meet on Zoom for a free 30-minute class. If you are happy, you subscribe. No credit card is needed to book.
Book a free 30-minute class with an Al-Azhar recitation specialist. We’ll listen to your recitation and suggest the right riwayah and a plan toward your Ijazah.
