Learn to Read the Quran Correctly, from Home.
Live one-to-one classes with real, Ijazah-certified teachers, female and male, who explain every step in English. For children and adults, from the very first letter.
- Live classes
- 1-on-1
- Certified teachers
- Ijazah
- Per class
- 30 min
Trial class
Free
First class
Meet your teacher before you choose a plan.
For parents
Sit in
On any class
Watch live with cameras on, or ask for a recording.
One Teacher. One Student. Every Letter Heard.
The Quran has always been learned the same way: you listen to a teacher, recite back, and get corrected. Every Tilawora Quran student has live one-to-one classes with their own teacher, who sets the lesson, listens closely and corrects each letter until it’s right.
That attention is the whole point. In a busy class, small mistakes go unnoticed and slowly become habits. One-to-one, nothing slips past: the teacher hears each sound, fixes it while it’s fresh, and sets a short practice so the next lesson starts with progress, not repairs.
One-to-one, every class
No group lessons. The whole lesson is yours, at your own pace.
Female and male teachers
Ask for a female teacher for sisters and young children.
A plan for the days between
Every class ends with a short practice, so each lesson builds on the last.
Whoever Is Learning, There’s a Place to Start
- الأطفال
Children
Short, focused lessons that build a strong foundation from the first letter. Many children are ready to start between four and six.
- الكبار
Adults
It's never too late. Learn privately, one-to-one, at your own pace, with nobody else in the room.
- المسلمون الجدد
New Muslims
Begin your relationship with the Quran from alif, with a teacher who explains every step and every sound.
Start Your Journey, One Lesson at a Time
Two courses take you from the Arabic alphabet to confident, correct recitation. After your free trial class, your teacher will start you at the right stage.
Single Letters · Huroof Mufradat
Recognise and pronounce all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, each from its proper place in the mouth or throat.
What Your Teacher Listens For
See the Tajweed courseTajweed simply means reciting every letter correctly. Small slips change the sound of a word, and sometimes its meaning, so in every class the teacher follows your child word by word and corrects slips as they happen. Here are two of the most common, in the opening ayat of Surah Al-Fatihah.
بِسْمِٱللَّهِٱلرَّحْمَٰنِٱلرَّحِيمِ(ayah 1)
ٱلْحَمْدُلِلَّهِرَبِّٱلْعَٰلَمِينَ(ayah 2)
ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِٱلرَّحِيمِ(ayah 3)
مَٰلِكِيَوْمِٱلدِّينِ(ayah 4)
The Right Teacher for Your Family
Every Tilawora Quran teacher holds Ijazah and is a graduate of an Islamic university, and all of them teach in English. Tell us who is learning and what matters to you, and we’ll match you with the right teacher. If it isn’t the right fit, you can change at no cost.
How we teach
Female teachers
For sisters, mothers and young children who feel more at ease learning with a woman.
Male teachers
For brothers and older boys, or anyone who prefers to learn with a man.
Peace of Mind for Parents
Handing your child to a teacher online takes trust. Here is what every Tilawora Quran family can count on, from the very first class.
Sit in on any class
Parents are always welcome to watch a lesson, live.
Cameras on, on Google Meet
Every class is a live video call with the teacher's camera on.
Recordings on request
Ask for a recording of your child's classes at any time.
Regular progress updates
Know what your child has learned and what comes next.
Change teacher anytime
If it isn't the right fit, we'll match you with someone new, at no cost.
Cancel anytime
Plans run month to month. There's no long contract to sign.
طُمَأْنِينَةTuma’ninah: peace of mind
وَرَتِّلِ ٱلْقُرْءَانَ تَرْتِيلًا
“…and recite the Quran slowly, in measured tones.”
Your First Class Is Free. Here’s How to Start.
Book your free classSend us a message
Fill in the short booking form, or message us by email. Tell us who is learning and the times that suit you, and we'll reply within 24 hours.
Meet your teacher
Take a free trial class, live and one-to-one on Google Meet. You're welcome to sit in. The teacher listens to the student read and shows you where to begin.
Learn and practise
Pick a plan and settle into regular classes. Between lessons, do the short practice your teacher sets, so every class moves you forward.
Simple Monthly Plans
From $35 a month, month to month, and you can cancel anytime. Every plan includes the same live one-to-one teaching; you only choose how many days a week.
Compare the plans- Two days a week8 classes a month$35/ month
- Three days a weekRecommended12 classes a month$48/ month
- Five days a week20 classes a month$75/ month
Questions Parents Ask
The questions families ask us most before their first class. There are more answers on our FAQ page.
See all 15 questionsWho are the teachers?
Our teachers hold Ijazah, a certified chain of recitation passed from teacher to student, and are graduates of Islamic universities. They teach in English, so children raised outside the Arab world understand every explanation.
Can I watch my child's classes?
Yes. Parents are welcome to sit in on any class, and you can ask for a recording of your child's lessons at any time.
How does the free trial class work?
Use the booking form, or message us by email. We'll reply within 24 hours to arrange a time. In the trial, the teacher meets the student, listens to them read and recommends where to begin. There's nothing to pay and no commitment.
Can we cancel anytime?
Yes. Plans run month to month, with no long contract. You can stop whenever you like.
How are classes held?
Live on Google Meet, with the teacher's camera on. On a laptop it runs in the browser with nothing to install, and the Google Meet app works on phones and tablets.
Begin with a Free Class
Tell us who is learning and when you're free. We'll reply with a time for your trial class, in sha' Allah.
