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Whether you are beginning with Arabic letters or returning after years away, you deserve teaching that meets you with patience — not pressure.
Find your starting point →One clear journey. No random lessons and no wondering whether you are improving.
A friendly 30-minute session to hear you read, understand your goals, and identify your level.
30 MINUTESMeet a patient teacher selected for your level, schedule, language, and learning style.
PERSONALISEDLearn live, practise together, and receive small, achievable tasks between sessions.
1-TO-1 ONLINEVoice-note feedback and weekly reports show what improved and what to focus on next.
EVERY WEEK✦Your whole learning plan starts with one relaxed conversation.
Start with a free diagnosticEach week builds one dependable layer, so reading becomes recognition — not guesswork.
Learn to recognise and pronounce the core Arabic letter shapes with calm, guided repetition.
YOUR OUTCOMERecognise letters without guessing
Every class has purpose. You review, learn one new idea, practise it with your teacher, then leave knowing exactly what to do next.
More than qualifications, a great teacher helps you feel comfortable enough to try, make mistakes, and keep going.
VERIFIEDYamen · 3 years teaching
Mansoor Hasan Ali Shokla is a Hafiz of the Qur’an and a certified Tajwid teacher with an Ijazah in Hafs ‘an ‘Asim. He has over nine years of experience leading Taraweeh prayers and teaching Qur’an and Tajwid in Yemen and Malaysia, including at Al-Noor Institute and Albukhary International University. He has also earned top placements in the university’s Qur’an competitions.
VERIFIEDYamen · 4 years teaching
عبدالمجيد عبدالله العامري حافظٌ للقرآن الكريم برواية حفص عن عاصم، ولديه خبرة تزيد على اربع سنوات في إمامة التراويح وتعليم القرآن والتجويد في ماليزيا. عمل مدرسًا للقرآن الكريم في جامعة برليس يونيماب، وحقق مراكز متقدمة في مسابقات القرآن الكريم بالجامعة و مركز النور للقرآن الكريم. Abdulmajid Abdullah Alameri is a memorizer of the Holy Quran, specializing in narration of Hafs ‘an ‘Asim. He has four years of experience leading Taraweeh, reciting the Quran, and teaching Tajweed in Malaysia. He has worked with teaching students the Holy Quran at Perlis University (UNIMAP) and has achieved high rankings in Quran competitions at the university and the Al-Noor Center for the Holy Quran.
VERIFIEDYamen · 5 years teaching
عبد الله أحمد الفقيه حافظٌ للقرآن الكريم، ويتمتع بخبرة في تعليم القرآن الكريم والتجويد وإمامة صلاة التراويح. عمل مدرسًا للقرآن الكريم في مدرسة دار الحفاظ الماليزية وايضا مركز البيان، كما شارك في تعليم القرآن ضمن نادي القرآن الكريم بجامعة البخاري الدولية، إلى جانب خبرته في إمامة صلاة التراويح. Abdullah Ahmed Al-Fakih is a Hafiz of the Qur’an with experience in teaching Qur’an and Tajwid and leading Taraweeh prayers. He has taught Qur’an at Dar Al-Huffaz School in Malaysia and Al-Bayan Center, and has also been involved in Qur’an education through the Qur’an Club at Albukhary International University, in addition to his experience leading Taraweeh prayers.
VERIFIEDSudan · 4 years teaching
المنذر حامد سَرّاي عبد الله، من السودان، حافظٌ للقرآن الكريم منذ سن السادسة عشرة، ودرس التجويد المتقدم ومخارج الحروف وأحكام التلاوة. يتمتع بخبرة في تعليم القرآن الكريم والتجويد، حيث درّس الأطفال في معهدٍ للتعليم القرآني بمدينة عطبرة في السودان، إلى جانب خبرة أربع سنوات في إمامة صلاة التراويح في السودان وماليزيا. وهو مجازٌ في حفظ وتجويد وتلاوة سورتي البقرة وآل عمران، وله مشاركات متعددة في تعليم القرآن الكريم والتجويد. Almonzer Hamid Sarray Abdallah, from Sudan, is a Hafiz of the Qur’an, having completed his memorization at the age of sixteen. He has studied advanced Tajwid, Makharij al-Huruf (articulation points), and the principles of Qur’anic recitation. He has experience teaching Qur’an and Tajwid, including teaching children at a Qur’anic education institute in Atbara, Sudan, as well as four years of experience leading Taraweeh prayers in Sudan and Malaysia. He also holds an Ijazah in the memorization, Tajwid, and recitation of Surah Al-Baqarah and Surah Aal ‘Imran.
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“I had carried embarrassment for years because I could not read. My teacher never rushed me. By week nine, I was sounding out verses I used to avoid. That feeling is difficult to describe.
“The roadmap made the difference. My son knew exactly what he was working toward, and the weekly voice feedback kept him engaged between lessons without adding pressure.
“I had tried apps, videos, and several tutors. This was the first time the lessons felt connected. I can see my mistakes, practise them, and hear the improvement week by week.
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