Live, one-to-one online Quran classes for kids with patient, Ijazah-certified male and female teachers. Your child starts with the Arabic letters (Noorani Qaida or Noor Al-Bayan), then moves on to fluent reading, Tajweed and memorising short surahs — at times that suit families in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. Your first 2 classes are free.
Lessons run on Zoom or Google Meet from your home, so a parent can always be nearby and listen in.
Short, Engaging Classes
Younger children usually start with 30-minute lessons that mix reading, repetition and praise to keep them focused.
COURSE OVERVIEW
What Your Child Will Learn
Lessons follow a clear path from the first letter to fluent reading. In the free trial, the teacher checks your child’s level and places them at the right stage — nobody repeats what they already know.
Arabic Letters & Noorani Qaida
Letter shapes, sounds and joining, taught with Noorani Qaida or Noor Al-Bayan.
Reading the Quran Fluently
Moving from the Qaida to reading the Mushaf with correct vowels and confidence.
Tajweed for Kids
Simple rules — makharij, qalqalah, noon and meem sakinah, madd — explained with examples from short surahs.
Memorising Short Surahs
Juz ʿAmma surahs and daily duas, with a revision routine so they are not forgotten.
SUITABLE FOR
Who Are These Quran Classes for Kids For?
These classes suit children starting from zero as well as children who already read but need fluency, Tajweed or a hifz routine.
Complete beginners who don’t know the letters yet
Children who read slowly or make many mistakes
Kids getting ready to start hifz
Families with no madrasah nearby, or who want 1-to-1 attention
Not Sure Which Level?
Book a free trial. The teacher will listen to your child read and recommend a starting stage and schedule — with no commitment.
Children learn best in short, focused sessions with a teacher who knows them. Because every class is one-to-one, the teacher hears every word your child reads.
One Teacher, One Child
All the teacher’s attention is on your child for the whole lesson.
Correction on the Spot
Pronunciation mistakes are fixed straight away, before they become habits.
Encouragement & Rewards
Praise, small rewards and clear goals keep young learners motivated.
10 Minutes of Practice a Day
A short daily task between lessons that parents can follow easily.
STEP BY STEP
How to Start Online Quran Classes for Your Child
Getting started takes a few minutes.
01
Book 2 free trial classes
Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form with your child’s age, level and country.
02
Meet the teacher and check the level
The teacher assesses your child’s reading and agrees a plan with you.
03
Choose a schedule and start
Pick the number of classes per week and times that suit your time zone.
PROGRESS
What Parents Can Expect
Every child moves at their own pace. This is the usual order of stages in our kids programme:
Stage 1: Letters
Recognising and pronouncing the Arabic letters and short vowels.
Stage 2: Joining & Reading
Joining letters, long vowels, sukoon and shaddah — reading words and short verses.
Stage 3: Fluency & Tajweed
Reading directly from the Mushaf with the basic Tajweed rules.
Stage 4: Memorisation
Memorising Juz ʿAmma surahs with daily revision.
WHY QURAN OASIS
Why Parents Choose Quran Oasis
Quran Teachers for Kids
Patient teachers, most of them Al-Azhar graduates, experienced with children. Meet them on our tutors page.
Lessons in Your Time Zone
Evening and weekend slots for the UK, USA, Canada and Australia.
Female Teachers Available
Girls and boys can learn with a female teacher on request.
Flexible Plans
Choose 30- or 60-minute lessons and change your schedule when you need to — see pricing.
Most children can start once they can sit and focus for about 20–30 minutes, often around age 4 or 5. The teacher adapts the pace to your child in the free trial.
Teachers who are patient, keep the child reciting for most of the lesson and report progress to parents. Your child keeps the same teacher, and you can ask for a male or female teacher.
Start with the Arabic letters, keep lessons short and regular, and let your child recite to a teacher who corrects gently. Our teachers follow this order with Noor Al-Bayan.