Every plan is one to one. How many lessons a week is entirely up to your schedule and budget, not ours. Most students follow this order — tell us where you're starting from.
Step 1For absolute beginners
Qaidah An-Nooraniyah
Starts at the letters and builds up. No shame in starting at zero — most students do.
30-minute lessons, however often suits your schedule and budget
Practice assignments to work through before each lesson
Progress tracked by reading speed and accuracy
What free content misses
Free apps teach the letters. They can't hear that you're mispronouncing a makhraj — you can repeat the same mistake for months before anyone catches it.
Monthly subscription
Step 2For reading beautifully
Qur'an Reading & Tajweed
The rules of tajweed drilled letter by letter, ayah by ayah, until they're automatic.
30-minute lessons, weekly or more — whatever fits your life
Weekly homework recording, reviewed and corrected
Before and after recordings, so you hear your own progress
What free content misses
Free Tajweed content is everywhere, and it can teach you the rule. It can't tell you that you personally aren't applying it — that gap only shows up when someone actually listens to you recite.
Monthly subscription
Step 3For memorising the Qur'an
Hifdh Coaching
Once your reading is solid, a personalised memorisation schedule, reviewed and adjusted with you every week.
30-minute lessons, weekly or more — whatever fits your life, plus a recorded correction
A clear revision schedule to follow between lessons
Monthly mastery test across everything memorised
What free content misses
Self-testing has a real, well-known blind spot — verses you half-know always feel more solid than they are until someone else tests you on them, not you.
Monthly subscription · together or separately with Arabic for Islamic Studies
Step 3For strong Qur'an readers, ready to go deeper
Arabic for Islamic Studies
Once your Qur'an reading is solid, we move into real classical Arabic — the same course taught at the Islamic University of Madinah, presented gently across 8 books instead of the original 3.
30-minute lessons, weekly or more — whatever fits your life, checkpoint by checkpoint
Madinah Arabic Reader, Book 1 through Book 8
Followed by A Commentary on al-Ājrūmiyyah, in English
What free content misses
A free course can teach you that the mudāf ilayh takes a kasra. It can't tell you that you specifically keep putting a fatḥah there instead — until that becomes the way you read, permanently.
For students who've memorised, and want to keep it — and read it fluently.
30-minute sessions, weekly or more, focused on revision technique
A clear Juz-by-Juz revision plan
Time-stamped corrections on your recordings
What free content misses
Practicing alone doesn't catch drift — the small errors that creep into memorised recitation over months without anyone there to notice they've crept in.
Monthly subscription
Most students take one path at a time — but if you'd like to combine two or more, we're happy to arrange a single personalised rate for both.
