Recite the Quran correctly and beautifully in live 1-on-1 classes on Zoom. Your teacher listens to every word, corrects you on the spot, and follows a 4-level Tajweed curriculum we wrote for our students.
500+Al-Azhar certified teachers
200+Female teachers for sisters1-on-1Live classes on Zoom
24/7Classes in every time zoneTajweed is the set of rules for pronouncing every letter of the Quran correctly: where each sound comes from, how long to hold it, when to merge it and when to make it clear. Small mistakes can change the meaning of a word, which is why scholars teach Tajweed from teacher to student.
You cannot learn this from a chart alone. You need someone who hears you recite and tells you exactly what to fix. In our online Tajweed course, a certified teacher does that in every class, so the rules become part of how you read rather than theory you have to remember.
We focus on practical Tajweed. You learn a rule, see it in real verses, then apply it in your own recitation until it feels natural. Most students hear clearer pronunciation and feel more confident within their first 3–4 weeks of regular classes.
A real one-to-one Islamic Studies lesson on Zoom. Watch how the teacher helps her work out the answer on her own.
Every student gets a personal plan. Your teacher starts from your level and moves at your pace.
Fix habits you picked up years ago, or learn Tajweed properly for the first time, in classes that fit around work.
Learn with one of our 200+ female teachers. Just ask for a female teacher when you book.
Tajweed for sistersFrom age 4, with patient teachers and short, focused 30-minute classes. Parents get a monthly progress report.
Quran for kidsBuild correct recitation from the start, with a teacher who explains everything clearly in English.
New Muslim courseOur Tajweed course follows four levels, each with its own illustrated book written by our team. Your teacher decides when you’re ready to move up.
In your free 30-minute class, the teacher listens to your recitation, finds your strong points and the mistakes to fix first, and agrees a plan with you.
Isti’adhah and Basmalah, the rules of Noon Saakinah and Tanween (Idh-har, Idghaam, Iqlaab, Ikhfaa), Meem Saakinah, the solar and lunar Laam, and basic Tafkheem and Tarqeeq.
The types of Madd (Tabee’i, Muttasil, Munfasil, Laazim), Hamzat al-Wasl and Hamzat al-Qat’, and the Qalqalah letters.
The articulation point of every letter and its characteristics, with careful practice on letters that sound alike.
Where to stop, how to begin and resume, and how to avoid stopping in places that change the meaning.
Polish your recitation on longer Surahs. Dedicated students can prepare for an Ijazah with a qualified teacher, which usually takes 2–4 years of consistent study.
Every rule is taught with examples from the Quran, then practised in your own recitation.
Classes are live, one teacher with one student, so all of the time is spent on you.
Live correctionYou recite and your teacher corrects each mistake as it happens, then has you repeat until it’s right.
Our own Tajweed booksFour illustrated levels written for our students, included with your enrolment.
Practice between classesShort practice tasks on WhatsApp keep you improving between lessons.
Monthly progress reportSee completed milestones, what to work on next and your plan for the coming month.
Flexible schedulePick 2–5 classes a week, 30 or 60 minutes, at times that suit you. Reschedule with 24 hours’ notice.
Quizzes and certificatesWeekly quizzes check your progress, and you earn a certificate when you complete your course.
Every teacher is an Al-Azhar graduate, trained to teach students who don’t speak Arabic. Many hold an Ijazah in Quran recitation. A few of our Quran recitation specialists:
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Part of our library of 43 illustrated titles in Arabic, Islamic Studies and Tajweed. Each level builds on the one before.
Included with enrolment
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Save 40% on every plan. Your first class is free, and you only pay if you love it.
How many classes a week?
We start at 2 classes a week so you remember what you learn.
How long is each class?
12 classes a month, 30 minutes each
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Every plan includes
Family discount
Paying yearly? You get one month free.
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| Super Muslim 1-on-1 | Apps & videos | |
|---|---|---|
| Someone corrects your mistakes | Every word, live | No |
| Structured curriculum | 4 levels, our own books | Varies |
| Progress tracking | Monthly report + quizzes | Basic |
| Help when you get stuck | Your teacher, every class | None |
| Cost | From $5 per class | Often free |
You need to be able to read basic Arabic letters. If you’re a complete beginner, start with our Noorani Qaida course first, then move on to Tajweed.
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’re happy, you subscribe. No credit card is needed to 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, and families get discounts for each additional student. See all plans.
Most students notice clearer pronunciation and more confidence within the first 3–4 weeks of regular classes. How fast you move through the four levels depends on how many classes you take each week and how much you practise.
Yes, for dedicated students. Many of our teachers hold an Ijazah and can guide you through the process, which typically takes 2–4 years of consistent study.
Yes. We have 200+ certified female teachers. Mention that you’d like a female teacher when you book and we’ll match you.
Most students learn the Riwayah of Hafs ‘an ‘Asim, the most common worldwide. Advanced students interested in the ten Qira’at can be matched with a specialised teacher.
Theory teaches you the names and definitions of the rules. Practical Tajweed, which we focus on, builds the rules into your recitation so you apply them naturally. Knowing the theory alone won’t make you a better reciter.
Yes. We teach children from age 4 with patient teachers and short 30-minute classes, and parents receive a monthly progress report. See our Quran classes for kids.
A computer, tablet or smartphone with internet and the free Zoom app. You’ll also get access to our learning portal to track progress and manage your schedule.
Message our team and we’ll match you with another teacher at no cost.
Book your free 30-minute Tajweed class with a certified Al-Azhar teacher. We’ll assess your level and show you exactly what to work on first.