Quran for Kids
Give your child a lifelong love for the Quran.
Patient teachers, playful methods and a clear plan. Your child learns to read, recite and memorize — one-on-one, from home, with progress you can actually see.
By the end of this course
- Read the Quran with correct pronunciation and basic Tajweed
- Memorize short surahs from Juz Amma
- Learn daily duas for eating, sleeping, travel and more
- Understand basic Islamic manners and beliefs
- Build a daily connection with the Quran
- Milestones and certificates that keep motivation high
Made for you if…
Short, playful lessons with lots of encouragement.
Steady reading progress and surah memorization.
Tajweed, deeper memorization and understanding.
Flexible times around school and activities.
Your roadmap, step by step.
Every student moves at their own pace — timings below are a typical guide with 3 classes a week.
Phase 1Letters made fun
Qaida foundations through games, colors and repetition.
- Arabic letters
- Sounds & makharij
- Letter games
- First short surah
Phase 2First words & surahs
Joining letters and memorizing the first surahs.
- Harakat
- Joined words
- Al-Fatiha
- Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas
Phase 3Reading the Quran
Moving from Qaida to real Quran pages.
- Tanween & shaddah
- Madd
- Reading Juz Amma
- Daily duas
Phase 4Tajweed for kids
Simple Tajweed rules taught with examples.
- Noon sakinah basics
- Qalqalah
- Ghunnah
- Stopping signs
Phase 5Memorize & understand
Growing Hifz and Islamic understanding.
- More of Juz Amma
- Meanings of surahs
- Stories of prophets
- Islamic manners
Choose your pace
Steady
A comfortable rhythm alongside a busy school or work schedule.
Balanced
The sweet spot for consistent, visible progress.
Intensive
Fastest progress — ideal for Hifz and ambitious goals.
About this course
What age can my child start?
From around 4 years old. Lessons for younger children are shorter and more playful.
How long is each class?
Usually 30 minutes for younger children and 30–45 minutes for older kids, depending on attention span and goals.
Can I sit in on the class?
Yes, parents are always welcome to watch, especially in the first lessons.
Will I know how my child is doing?
Yes. Your teacher shares regular progress updates on what your child has learned and what's next.
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