Online Quran classes for kids
Short, live one-on-one lessons with one patient teacher, Muhammad Areeb, who gets to know your child. They learn to read the Quran correctly, step by step, and you get a note after lessons on what to practise at home.
- Free 30-minute first lesson
- The same teacher every lesson
- Ages 4 to adult
- 300+ students taught
What makes lessons work for young learners
Children learn best in short, warm, predictable lessons with the same adult every time. That is how every lesson is built.
- Lessons sized for young attention. 30-minute lessons broken into small parts: a quick review, something new, reading practice and a recap.
- The same teacher every week. Your child learns with Muhammad Areeb every lesson. No rotating tutors and no starting over with someone new.
- Correct sounds from day one. Each letter is taught from its exact point of articulation, so your child does not have to unlearn mistakes later.
- Parents always welcome. Sit in on any lesson. Messages and scheduling go through you, never directly to your child.
- Progress notes for you. After lessons you get a short note: what your child learned, what to practise and what comes next.
- Encouragement, not pressure. Mistakes are corrected gently and effort is praised, so the Quran feels like something your child can do.
From the first letter to reading the Mushaf
Most children follow these stages. The free lesson tells you where your child starts.
- Noorani Qaida Ages 4+ · often 3–6 months
The Arabic letters, their sounds, vowels and how letters join, taught with lots of repetition. - Reading from the Mushaf Often 6–12 months
Moving from the Qaida to real pages of the Quran, building fluency one line at a time. - Tajweed basics Alongside reading
Ghunnah, qalqalah, madd and the rules of noon sakinah, applied while reading. - Short surahs and Hifz When your child is ready
Memorizing Juz ʿAmma with a daily revision routine parents can support at home.
Meet Muhammad Areeb
- Hafiz of the whole Quran since 2013, grade Mumtaz
- Ijazah in the ten Qira'at, by Ash-Shatibiyyah and Ad-Durrah
- Takhassus fil Qira'at at Jamia Darul Uloom Karachi, first position
- Alamiyyah degree, recognised by HEC as an MA in Arabic and Islamic Studies
- MS/M.Phil coursework in Usool ud Deen, University of Karachi, CGPA 3.83
Muhammad AreebFounder and Quran teacher
I teach every lesson at Tarteel ul Quran myself. That is the whole idea: you learn with one teacher who knows your name, your level and the letter you found difficult last week.
“Correct one letter properly and the next hundred become easier. I would rather go slowly and get it right than rush and build habits we have to undo later.”
Muhammad Areeb
- Noorani Qaida and Quran reading
- Tajweed
- Hifz (memorization)
- Quranic Arabic
- Islamic studies
Is my child ready for online lessons?
Most children can start from age 4 if they can sit for 30-minute with a parent nearby. Younger children do best with a parent beside them for the first few lessons.
The free lesson is the easiest way to find out. Muhammad will tell you honestly whether to start now or wait a few months.
- A laptop or tablet with a camera
- A quiet table in a shared room, not a bedroom
- Headphones to help younger children focus
- A parent within earshot, especially at first
From first message to first lesson
- Request your free lesson. Tell us who is learning and when suits you. It takes about a minute.
- Agree a time. Muhammad replies within 24 hours and books a slot in your time zone.
- Meet on Zoom. A relaxed 30-minute lesson: a reading check, a real mini-lesson and honest feedback.
- Get your plan. Leave with your starting level and a recommended plan. Join only if it feels right.
Simple monthly plans. The first lesson is free.
Prices are per child. Every plan is one-on-one with Muhammad, with progress notes included.
Starter
2 lessons a week
- 8 live lessons a month, 30 minutes each
- Every lesson with Muhammad
- Monthly progress report
$39a month
Start with a free lessonStandard
Most chosen3 lessons a week
- 12 live lessons a month, 30 minutes each
- Every lesson with Muhammad
- Progress report every two weeks
- Flexible rescheduling
$55a month
Start with a free lessonIntensive
5 lessons a week
- 20 live lessons a month, 30 minutes each
- Every lesson with Muhammad
- Weekly progress report
- Priority time slots
$85a month
Start with a free lesson
- Free 30-minute first lesson
- No card or payment needed
- Monthly plans, no long-term contract
Prices are per learner and billed monthly. Change your plan, pause or stop before your next billing date. The first lesson is always free.
Questions from parents, answered honestly
Still unsure? Send us a message. Replies 7 days a week.
Who teaches the lessons?
Every lesson is taught by Muhammad Areeb, the founder of Tarteel ul Quran. He also teaches Islamic studies at university level. You will not be passed between different tutors.
Are the classes one-on-one?
Yes. Every lesson is live and one-on-one: one teacher and one learner. Siblings each have their own lessons, usually back to back, so every child gets full attention.
How do online Quran classes work?
You meet your teacher on Zoom for a live 30-minute lesson. The Qaida or Mushaf is shared on screen, your teacher listens as you read and corrects each sound as it happens, and you finish with a short note on what to practise.
Is the trial lesson really free?
Yes. The first 30-minute lesson is free and you do not need a card or any payment details to book it. You only pay if you decide to continue.
Which countries do you teach in?
Any country with a stable internet connection. Times are arranged in your own time zone, whether you are in the UK, the US, Canada, Europe, Australia or the Gulf.
What age can children start?
Many children start at 4. Younger learners need short lessons and a parent nearby. In the free lesson, Muhammad will tell you honestly whether your child is ready or would do better starting in a few months.
Can I sit in on my child’s lessons?
Yes, and you are encouraged to, especially in the first weeks. All messages about scheduling and progress go to parents, never directly to children.
How will I know my child is making progress?
You get short progress notes after lessons: what was covered, what to practise and what comes next. You can message Muhammad with questions at any time.
My child struggles to concentrate. Will online lessons work?
Usually, yes. Lessons are short and split into small activities, your child builds a relationship with one teacher, and a parent nearby helps a lot at the start. If online learning is not working for your child, you will be told honestly.
Do you have a female teacher?
Not at the moment. Every lesson is taught by Muhammad Areeb. Many families have girls and women learn with a family member nearby. If a female teacher is essential for you, mention it in the form and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Find the right starting point for your child
Not sure which course fits your child’s reading level? The placement guide explains the usual starting points for children in a few minutes. Or book a free trial and the teacher will check their reading in the lesson.
Free 30-minute first lesson. No card or payment needed. Monthly plans, no long-term contract.
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