One to one, online
Learn Quran Online with Tajweed - One-to-One Quran Classes
One-to-one online Quran classes for children and adults, with focused learning in Quran reading, Tajweed, Noorani Qaida and Hifz.
Example of a lesson report
Thursday, 7 in the evening
Read Surah Al-Asr from memory with no prompting and one slip on the madd in the third ayah.
Next Begin Surah Al-Humazah.
The academy today
- teachers
- 2 teachers
- course
- 1 course
- lesson taught
- 1 lesson taught
Counted from the academy's own records, not rounded up.
Courses
What you can learn
Every course is taught one to one, at a time agreed with the academy and subject to teacher availability.
-
Beginner
Noorani Qaida for Beginners
A structured one-to-one Noorani Qaida course for beginners learning to recognise Arabic letters, join letters and build a foundation for Quran reading.
30 minutes 3 classes a week
How it works
Three steps to the first lesson
From the first message to the first weekly class, with no obligation anywhere along the way.
-
Tell us about the student
Their age, what they have read before, and when they are free. A teacher is matched to that, not to whoever answered first.
-
Meet the teacher
A real lesson. You see how they teach and they see where the student actually is.
-
Start weekly classes
At the times you agreed, in your own timezone, with a written note from the teacher after each one.
Teachers
Who will actually be teaching
Every profile here is reviewed and published by the academy.
-
Muhammad Abu Baker Siddique
Founder & CEO of Pro Quran Tutor and a Quran teacher focused on structured one-to-one learning.
20 years teaching
Teaches in English, Punjabi, Urdu
Ijazah: Wifaq ul Madaris
-
Usama Mahsood
Certified Hafiz e Quran, Tajweed & Hifz Teacher
4 years teaching
Teaches in English, Hindi, Pashto, Urdu
Ijazah: Wifaq ul Madaris
The difference
You will always know where the learning stands
Not a percentage. A record of what they read, how it went, and what comes next.
A written note after every lesson
The teacher writes what happened and what to work on before the next class.
You read it in your own account, the same evening.
Progress recorded the way the course works
- Curriculum
- A curriculum course moves through its modules and lessons.
- Quran progression
- A Quran course records how each ayah range is going, separately for reading, tajweed and memorisation, so the same passage can be strong in one and shaky in another.
Neither is averaged into a single number.
Coverage, honestly labelled
The one figure we show is how much has been worked on.
It is called coverage, because that is what it measures. Eighty per cent covered is not eighty per cent known.
Attendance you can challenge
Nothing is charged against your classes while you are still able to say the record is wrong.
Example of a progress record
-
العصر Al-Asr
- Reading
- Strong
- Tajweed
- Needs practice
- Memorisation
- Completed
-
الهمزة Al-Humazah 1-4
- Reading
- In progress
- Tajweed
- In progress
- Memorisation
- Not started
No score, no percentage, nothing averaged into one number.
Your account
Everything about your child, in one place
- Every lesson report
- Written by the teacher who taught it, kept in one place.
- The homework that was set
- What to practise before the next class, and whether it was done.
- Your own calendar
- Every class in your timezone, not ours.
- What you have left
- Classes remaining, what was used and why, line by line.
- Invoices and payments
- What was charged, when, and what is still outstanding.
- One account for the family
- Every child in one place, however many there are.
Pricing
What it costs
The same plans the academy bills against. No hidden tier, and no charge for a class the teacher could not deliver.
-
Regular Quran Classes
40 USD a month
12 classes a month
12 one-to-one Quran classes per month, with 30-minute sessions.
The same rules, whichever you choose
- Every class is one to one, with a teacher matched to the student.
- A written report after every lesson.
- A class the teacher could not deliver is never counted.
- Cancel at least 12 hours before a class and it is not counted.
- Nothing is charged against your classes for 2 days after a lesson, so you can say the record is wrong first.
- Classes you have paid for do not expire.
FROM THE BLOG
Helpful guides for learning Quran with confidence
Practical guidance on Quran reading, Tajweed, Noorani Qaida, Hifz and supporting children in their learning at home.
-
Noorani Qaida, Quran Reading, Tajweed or Hifz: Where Should Your Child Start?
A practical guide for parents who are unsure whether their child should begin with Noorani Qaida, Quran reading, Tajweed or Hifz.
7 min read
-
How Parents Can Support a Child Learning Quran Online
Practical ways parents can support a child's online Quran learning through a consistent routine, suitable study environment, teacher communication and positive involvement at home.
6 min read
Try one lesson
A real class with a real teacher, and no obligation to continue if it is not the right fit.