Quran lesson times, shown on your own clock
Pick your time zone and see when Muhammad teaches, in your local time. Then choose a 30-minute slot your family can keep every week.
By Muhammad Areeb · Reviewed
Find your lesson times
Teaching hours are set in Pakistan time and converted here to the time zone you choose.
Times update for daylight saving automatically.
Teaching hours in London
- Mon
- 10am–6pm
- Tue
- 10am–6pm
- Wed
- 10am–6pm
- Thu
- 10am–6pm
- Fri
- 10am–6pm
- Sat
- 5am–5pm
- Sun
- 5am–5pm
How to read the planner
The planner shows two windows: one for Monday to Friday and one for Saturday and Sunday. Any 30-minute slot inside a window can be a lesson time, if it is free. A window can cross midnight on your clock. When that happens, the later part belongs to the next day. In Los Angeles, for example, the Saturday window starts at 9 pm on Friday in winter.
The planner shows hours the teacher works. It does not show which slots are already taken. Every lesson is taught by Muhammad Areeb, so the number of slots is limited. Choose your preferred time in the trial form, add exact times in the message box, and you will get a reply within 24 hours with what is free.
Choosing a slot you can keep
- Pick a time that comes after something fixed in your day, such as the end of school, dinner or Fajr.
- For children, avoid the first half hour after school and the hour before bed.
- Leave a gap before and after prayer times, which move through the year.
- Use the same days and times every week. Three fixed slots are easier to keep than three different ones.
What happens when your clocks change
Pakistan does not use daylight saving, so the teaching hours stay the same all year in Pakistan time. If your country changes its clocks, the teaching window moves by one hour on your clock on the day of the change.
Take London as an example. In winter, weekday teaching runs from 10:00 to 18:00 UK time. When UK clocks go forward in late March, it runs from 11:00 to 19:00. A lesson at 17:00 UK time still falls inside the window, though it is now an hour earlier in Pakistan, so check that the slot is still free. A lesson at 10:30 would fall outside the window and needs a new time.
| Where you live | Clocks change | Effect on lesson times |
|---|---|---|
| UK and most of Europe | Last Sunday in March and last Sunday in October | Window moves one hour later in summer |
| USA (except Arizona and Hawaii), Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada | Second Sunday in March and first Sunday in November | Window moves one hour later in summer |
| NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, ACT | First Sunday in October and first Sunday in April | Window moves one hour later during daylight saving |
| UAE and the rest of the Gulf, Yemen, Afghanistan, Queensland, Western Australia | No clock changes | Same times all year |
| British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba (since November 2026), Saskatchewan | No clock changes | Same times all year |
The planner converts the hours for you, so check it again after a clock change. In the week your clocks change, send Muhammad a short message to confirm your lesson time.
Questions about lesson times
Still unsure? Send us a message. Replies 7 days a week.
How do I choose the right lesson times?
Pick times you can keep every week without rearranging your day. For children, after a snack and a short break after school works well; for adults, before work or a fixed evening slot. Keep the same days each week so lessons become part of the routine.
We live in a different time zone. How does that work?
Lessons are arranged in your time zone. The lesson times on this site convert to your local time automatically. In the week your clocks change, check your lesson time with Muhammad, because countries change their clocks on different dates.
Can we change our regular lesson time later?
Usually, yes, if another slot is free. Message Muhammad with two or three times that would suit you, and the new time is agreed from the slots available.
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