Online Quran Academy FAQs
About Our Academy & Courses
Welcome to the Online Quran Academy01 help centre. Below you will find honest, complete answers to the questions families ask us most — about our courses, our certified male and female teachers, monthly fees, free trial classes, class timings and the technology you need.
We teach online Quran classes for kids and adults in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia and worldwide, with one-on-one live lessons over Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet. Every plan starts with a free assessment and free trial classes — no card details, no contract, no pressure.
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What is Online Quran Academy01 and where are you based?
Online Quran Academy01 is an online Quran academy that teaches children and adults over the internet. We have students in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Europe and the Gulf, and our head office is in Mansehra, KPK, Pakistan.
Every lesson is a live, one-on-one class with a certified male or female tutor who is fluent in English, Urdu and Arabic. Our academy has around five years of teaching experience, and most of our new students join through recommendations from existing families.
How do I start learning Quran online with your academy?
Getting started takes three simple steps:
- Step 1 — Fill in the “Book Free Trial” form on our website with your name, email, country and preferred time.
- Step 2 — One of our advisors contacts you, usually within a few hours, to arrange a free assessment and your free trial classes.
- Step 3 — After the trial you choose a plan (3, 4 or 5 days per week), a teacher and a fixed time slot, and classes begin.
Do I get a free trial class before I pay anything?
Yes. We offer a free assessment plus free trial classes so you can meet the teacher and experience our teaching style before enrolling. The 3-days-per-week plan includes 1 free class, the 4-days plan includes 2 free classes and the 5-days plan includes 3 free classes.
You do not need to enter card details to book a trial, and there is no obligation to continue afterwards. Book your free trial class here.
Can a complete beginner join, even if I cannot read Arabic at all?
Absolutely — most of our students start with zero Arabic reading ability. Beginners begin with Noorani Qaida, which teaches Arabic letters, their correct sounds and joining rules one small step at a time.
You then move on to Nazra Quran (fluent reading) and later add Tajweed. Lessons are paced to the student, so adults and children can both start comfortably from the very beginning.
Are your online Quran classes only for children, or can adults join too?
Both. We teach kids from about 5 years old right through to adults and senior learners, in separate age-appropriate tracks. Children’s lessons use gentle repetition, encouragement and short 30-minute sessions; adult lessons focus on correct recitation, Tajweed and understanding.
Many adult students come to us because they never had the chance to learn properly as a child. Our teachers are patient and private — no one else hears your mistakes.
It is designed for young children and is usually taught alongside Noorani Qaida or Nazra so that a student learns both the Quran and the practical basics of Islam.
What courses do you offer at Online Quran Academy01?
We offer six core programmes, all taught one-on-one by certified tutors:
- Basic Noorani Qaida — Arabic letters, pronunciation and reading foundations
- Nazra Quran & Tajweed Quran — fluent recitation with correct rules of Tajweed
- Hifz Quran Online — structured Quran memorisation with revision planning
- Tarjuma & Tafseer Quran — word-by-word translation and explanation
- Six Kalamas, Supplications & Basic Islamic Education — daily duas, Namaz and Islamic manners
- Basic Arabic Grammar — the language tools needed to understand the Quran
Students can take one course at a time or combine two in the same week.
What is Noorani Qaida and who should take it?
Noorani Qaida is the standard beginner’s book for learning to read the Arabic script of the Quran. It covers individual letters, letter shapes, short vowels (harakat), joining letters, sukoon, madd and shaddah in a carefully graded order.
It is the right course for anyone who cannot yet read Arabic — young children, new Muslims and adults who want to correct their recitation from scratch. Depending on age and practice, most students finish Qaida in two to four months.
Do you teach Quran recitation with Tajweed rules?
Yes. Tajweed is built into our Nazra and Tajweed courses from the start rather than added later. Students learn Makharij (correct articulation points), Noon and Meem Mushaddad, Ghunnah, Idgham, Ikhfa, Iqlab, Qalqalah, Madd rules and Waqf (stopping) rules.
Your teacher listens to you recite every class and corrects pronunciation immediately, which is the fastest way to improve. By the end you are able to recite the Quran smoothly and accurately on your own.
How long does the Hifz (Quran memorisation) programme take?
Memorisation timelines vary greatly with age, memory and daily practice — there is no honest one-size answer. As a guide, with five 30-minute classes per week plus daily self-revision, a motivated child typically memorises around one page a week and can complete one Juz in roughly 6–8 months.
Our Hifz teachers divide the Quran into Juz-by-Juz milestones, test new Sabaq every class, and protect old memorisation with regular Sabqi and Manzil revision so nothing is forgotten.
Do you teach Tarjuma and Tafseer of the Quran?
Yes. Our Tarjuma & Tafseer course takes students beyond recitation into meaning. You read the Arabic, learn word-by-word translation in English or Urdu, and study the reason for revelation (Shan-e-Nuzool), context and lessons of the verses.
This course is popular with teenagers and adults who want to understand what they recite in Salah and connect it to everyday life.
Do you offer Islamic studies for kids, such as the Six Kalamas and duas?
Yes. Our Basic Islamic Education course covers the Six Kalimas, the meanings of daily supplications, Wudu, Namaz (Salah) with correct positions, the 99 names of Allah, Prophets’ stories, and Islamic manners and etiquette.
It is designed for young children and is usually taught alongside Noorani Qaida or Nazra so that a student learns both the Quran and the practical basics of Islam.
Can I learn basic Arabic grammar to understand the Quran?
Yes — our Basic Arabic Grammar course is written specifically for Quran students rather than general Arabic conversation. You learn the parts of speech, noun cases, verb forms, pronouns, prepositions and sentence structure using real Quranic examples.
Within a few months, students can often identify words and simple structures in the verses they recite, which makes Tafseer study far easier.
How do you decide which course is right for my child?
We start with a free assessment class. Your teacher listens to the student read, checks letter recognition and fluency, and asks a few questions about their previous learning. You then receive a recommendation on the right starting course and a realistic study plan.
If you are unsure, simply mention your goal on the trial form — reading fluently, memorising, understanding meaning or learning Islamic basics — and we will place the student correctly.
Are the classes one-on-one or in groups?
Every class is one-on-one — one student, one teacher, live. There are no group classes and no shared screens.
This means the teacher’s full attention is on your child for the entire session: correcting pronunciation in real time, adjusting the pace, and covering more material than a group setting allows. It is the single biggest reason our students progress quickly.
Do you have female Quran teachers for sisters and young girls?
Yes. We have certified female Quran teachers available for female students of all ages, including young girls learning Noorani Qaida. Families can request a female tutor at the time of booking and we will match you accordingly.
All our tutors, male and female, are qualified in Quran recitation, Tajweed or Hifz and are selected after a teaching test.
Are your Quran tutors qualified and verified?
Every tutor holds formal Quranic qualifications — Qirat, Tajweed or Hifz certification from recognised institutions — and passes a practical teaching demonstration before joining. We also check references and identity documents.
Teachers are then monitored through student progress reports and parent feedback, so quality is reviewed continuously rather than assumed. Read more about our qualified Quran tutors.
Which languages can the teachers speak?
Our teachers are fluent in English, Urdu and Arabic, so instruction is always in the language the student is most comfortable with. Children growing up in the USA, UK, Canada or Australia are usually taught in English, while many families prefer Urdu for conversation and explanation.
Tell us your preferred language on the trial form and we will assign a suitable teacher.
How long is each class and how many days per week?
Standard classes are 30 minutes of live teaching, which is the ideal length for focus and retention, especially for children. You can choose 3, 4 or 5 days per week depending on your schedule and budget.
Longer 45- or 60-minute sessions can be arranged on request for older students working on Hifz or Tafseer. See our pricing plans.
Can parents sit in and monitor their child’s lesson?
Yes, always. Parents are welcome to sit beside their child, listen in, or check the session at any time without telling us in advance. Many parents of young beginners stay for the first few classes to help with the device or app.
We also send progress feedback so you always know what was covered and what to practise before the next class.
What if my child does not get along with the assigned teacher?
Teacher–student rapport matters a great deal with children, so changing teacher is always free and never a problem. Just message our support team and we will assign a different tutor, usually within 24 hours, without losing your time slot.
We would always rather you tell us than have a student lose interest in Quran learning.
How much do your online Quran classes cost per month?
We keep our fees simple and affordable, with three monthly plans per student:
- 3 days per week — $20 per month (1 free trial class)
- 4 days per week — $25 per month (2 free trial classes)
- 5 days per week — $30 per month (3 free trial classes)
Each plan includes 30-minute live one-on-one sessions, a qualified teacher and monthly progress reporting. There is no admission fee and no registration charge.
What exactly is included in the monthly fee?
Your monthly fee covers live one-on-one teaching for the number of days you selected, your assigned certified tutor, class scheduling across your time zone, progress updates for parents, and eligibility for a digital completion certificate.
All course materials and teacher guidance are included — you only need an internet connection and a device. There are no extra per-class or per-material charges.
Do you offer sibling or family discounts?
Yes. Families enrolling more than one student receive a sibling discount of 10% and 15%, depending on the number of students enrolled. Many of our students are brothers and sisters learning together in back-to-back time slots.
Mention the number of students on the free trial form or to your advisor and the discount will be applied to your monthly fee.
Are there any hidden charges or long-term contracts?
None. Fees are charged month to month and you may pause or stop at the end of any month. There is no lock-in contract, no cancellation penalty and no automatic long-term commitment.
The price you are quoted at enrolment is the price you pay — we do not add surprise charges later.
How do I pay, and which payment methods do you accept?
Fees are paid monthly. We accept international bank transfer, and online transfer services such as Remitly and Taptap along with other common methods depending on your country. Local Pakistani families can pay by bank transfer or mobile wallet.
Your advisor will send full payment instructions after your trial classes, along with a receipt for every payment. Contact us if you would like to confirm the options available for your country.
What is the class schedule and do you cover my time zone?
We teach around the clock, seven days a week, because our students live in different countries. We regularly schedule classes in ET, CT, PT, GMT/BST, CET, AEST and Gulf time, and you simply pick the time that suits your family.
Teachers are available before school, after school, in the evening and late at night. Choose a fixed slot and it stays yours every week.
Can I reschedule or pause my classes?
Yes. You can reschedule a class any time with prior notice — simply message your teacher or our support team before the session. We also allow students to pause classes for holidays, exams, travel or Ramadan and resume the same time slot afterwards.
We understand that families travel and routines change, so flexibility is built into how we work rather than treated as an exception.
What happens if I miss a class?
If you inform us in advance, we arrange a make-up class at no extra cost, usually within the same week. If a class is missed without any notice, it is counted as delivered because the teacher had reserved that slot for you.
Technical problems on our teacher’s side are always rescheduled free of charge.
Can I take a break during Ramadan or school holidays?
Yes. You can reduce your days per week, pause completely and restart later, or do the opposite and switch to an intensive daily schedule during Ramadan and summer holidays.
Many families use the summer break to push forward with Hifz or complete Noorani Qaida. Just tell your advisor what you want and we will adjust the plan.
Can I book classes more than five days a week?
Yes, on request. Students preparing for Hifz or aiming to complete a course quickly often take six days per week or longer sessions of 45–60 minutes. Custom schedules are arranged individually, so contact our team with your goal and available time.
What technology or equipment do I need for the classes?
Very little. All you need is:
- A stable internet connection (broadband or good 4G/5G)
- A computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone
- Headphones or earphones for clear audio
- The free Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet app
Nothing needs to be installed beyond that — we send you a meeting link before each class and you simply tap it. Your teacher shares the Quran or Qaida page on screen during the lesson.
Which platform do you use — Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet?
We use all three and will use whichever app you prefer. Teams, Zoom and Google Meet are the most popular with families because they are free, easy for children and work on any device.
If you are not sure which to pick, tell us which device your child uses and we will recommend the simplest option.
Do you provide a certificate after completing a course?
Yes. On successful completion of certain courses we issue a digital certificate as recognition of the student’s achievement, showing the course completed and the level reached.
Certificates are commonly requested for Noorani Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed and Hifz completion, and they can be printed at home or shared digitally with family and schools.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. Fees are paid monthly and refunds are considered on a pro-rata basis for classes not yet delivered in the current month. Full details of eligibility, timelines and how to submit a request are set out in our Terms and Conditions.
If something has gone wrong, please contact our support team first — in most cases we can resolve the issue or adjust your plan quickly.
What if my internet connection drops during a lesson?
Reconnect and try to rejoin the same meeting link — in most cases the teacher will still be waiting in the room. If the outage lasts more than a few minutes, message us and the remaining teaching time is rescheduled free of charge.
For unstable connections we can also switch to an audio-only call or a phone-based lesson so the class is not lost.
How do you keep children safe during online Quran classes?
Student safety is a condition of working with us. All tutors are verified before teaching, lessons are booked through our office rather than privately, and teachers are not permitted to contact students outside the academy’s scheduling system.
Parents may sit in on any lesson without notice, and we encourage keeping classes in a shared family space. Sessions are not recorded. Any concerns can be raised directly with management and are investigated immediately.
How do I contact Online Quran Academy01?
You can reach us any time through the following:
- Phone / WhatsApp: +92 348 910 8215
- Email: info@onlinequranacademy01.com
- Office: Mansehra, KPK, Pakistan
We reply to messages within a few hours, and you can also book your free trial class directly from our website.