Online Quran Classes for Kids
Short, lively one-to-one lessons that help children read the Quran correctly, love what they learn and remember it.
Online Quran Classes for Kids with Islamic Tuition Centre
Live one-to-one online Quran classes for kids aged 4+: Noorani Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed, Hifz, duas and namaz, with patient male and female teachers. Free trial class.
Why one-to-one works for children
In a group class a child may read for only a few minutes. In a one-to-one class the whole lesson belongs to your child: the teacher hears every letter, corrects it on the spot and moves at the pace your child can manage. Shy children speak up more easily, quick learners are not held back, and nothing is missed.
Lessons for young children are short — usually 30 minutes — and built on repetition, praise and small daily targets, so that the Quran becomes something they look forward to, not a chore.
What your child will learn
- Ages 4–6: Arabic letters and sounds with the Noorani Qaida, short surahs and first duas.
- Ages 6–10: joined letters, harakat and fluent Quran reading (Nazra), the kalimas, wudu and namaz.
- Ages 10 and above: Tajweed rules applied in recitation, Hifz for those ready to memorise, and Islamic studies.
Between classes, children can revise for free with our Makki Qaida, daily duas and the Islamic Questions Journey quiz.
Built for parents' peace of mind
- Choose a female teacher or a male teacher.
- Parents are welcome to sit in on any lesson.
- The same teacher continues each lesson, so trust and progress grow.
- You hear what was taught and what to practise at home.
- Class times in your own time zone, before or after school, weekdays or weekends.
Common questions
What is the best age for a child to start learning the Quran?
Many children start at four or five with the Arabic letters. Lessons for young children are kept short and playful; there is no upper age limit.
How long is each class for a child?
Usually 30 minutes, which suits a young child's attention. Older children and Hifz students may take longer lessons.
Can I sit with my child during the class?
Yes. Parents are welcome in any lesson, and for young children we encourage it.
What does my child need for an online Quran class?
A tablet, laptop or phone with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection and a quiet corner. Headphones help.
Begin with a free trial class
Meet the teacher, see how the lesson works, and decide with no obligation.