بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
Saani Quran Academy teaches the Quran online through private lessons with a dedicated teacher. Begin with the very first letter in Noorani Qaida, or build on what you already know with Quran reading, Tajweed and memorization.
Every course is taught one-to-one, so lessons start where the student is today, whether that is learning the Arabic letters for the first time or polishing recitation with Tajweed.
Noorani Qaida
Letters, sounds and the basics of joined reading.
Quran Reading
Reading the mushaf fluently, page by page.
Tajweed
Applying the rules of recitation with care.
Memorization
Committing surahs, or the whole Quran, to memory.
Young children and complete beginners of any age
The starting point for reading the Quran. Students learn to recognise and pronounce every Arabic letter, then build up to joined letters, short and long vowels, and their first complete words.
Students who know the letters and want to read the Quran smoothly
Guided reading from the mushaf, page by page, with the teacher listening and correcting as you go. The goal is steady, accurate recitation without stopping to work out each word.
Children and adults who can read and want to recite correctly
Tajweed is taught through recitation, not only theory. Each rule is explained in plain English and then practised in real verses until it becomes natural.
Students memorising selected surahs, a juz, or the whole Quran
A structured memorisation plan built around new lessons, recent revision and long-term revision, so that what is memorised stays memorised. Plans range from short surahs for salah to full Hifz.
Teens and adults who want to understand what they recite
Word-by-word and verse meanings in English, starting with the surahs recited most often in daily prayer, so that recitation is connected to understanding.
Children and new learners building everyday Islamic knowledge
Age-appropriate lessons on the practical foundations of a Muslim's daily life, taught alongside Quran classes or on their own.
Students who already read well can start at whichever stage fits, and Translation or Islamic Studies can be taken alongside any of them.
Children learn the Quran at home with their own teacher, without the travel and fixed hours of an evening madrasa. Most begin with Noorani Qaida and move on to reading the Quran once they can join letters with confidence.
It is never too late to learn. Many adults come to us having never been taught to read Arabic, or wanting to correct how they recite. Private lessons mean you learn at your own pace, with a teacher's full attention.
Use the form below or message us. Tell us who the classes are for and what they would like to learn.
We have a short conversation about the student's current reading and goals, then recommend where to start.
Choose the number of classes per week, the class length and the days and times that suit you.
Meet your teacher and start learning, with each lesson building on the one before.
Learning the Quran is a skill built through listening, reciting and correcting. Our lessons are organised around that, with one teacher giving one student their full attention.
Answers to what parents and adult learners ask most before they start. If your question is not here, send it to us.
Each lesson is a live video class between the student and their teacher. The teacher listens to the student read, corrects mistakes as they happen, and sets the next lesson.
Before regular classes begin, we talk with you about the student's current level and goals and agree on a course, a class length and a weekly schedule.
A laptop, tablet or phone with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet place to sit. Headphones help, especially for younger children. We share the video-call details when classes are arranged.
Many children are ready to begin Noorani Qaida at around four to five years old, when they can sit and focus for a short lesson. Younger children usually do best with shorter classes and a parent nearby.
If you are unsure whether your child is ready, contact us and we will talk it through with you.
Yes. Adult beginners start with Noorani Qaida just like children, but the pace and explanations are adjusted for adult learners. Lessons are private, so you can learn at your own pace without feeling rushed.
Yes. Each class has one student and one teacher, so the whole lesson is spent on that student's reading, questions and progress.
Class times are agreed with you when you enrol. Tell us your country and the days and times that work for your family, and we will arrange a schedule around them.
It depends on the student's age, how many classes they take each week and how much they practise between lessons. Some students move from Qaida to reading the mushaf within months; others take longer, and that is fine.
We would rather give you an honest picture of your progress than promise a fixed timeline.
Parents are welcome to sit in on lessons. The teacher can also share what was covered and what the child should practise before the next class.
Fees depend on the course, the length of each class and how many classes you take each week. Send us an enquiry and we will share the current fees for the schedule you have in mind.
Fill in the enquiry form on this page or message us directly. We will reply to arrange a short conversation about the student's level and goals, then set up the first class.
Tell us about the student and what they would like to learn, and we will reply with suitable class options and fees.
Enquiries open soon
Our enquiry form and contact details are being set up. Please check back shortly.