
Learning the Quran online has made qualified teachers available to families everywhere, from London to Sydney. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to learn Quran online.
Step 1: Know Your Starting Point
| Your level | Start with |
|---|---|
| Can't read Arabic | Noorani Qaida |
| Read with mistakes | Quran with Tajweed |
| Read fluently | Hifz or Tafseer |
Step 2: Choose a Qualified Tutor
Look for verified qualifications, a free trial and a clear syllabus. See 10 questions to ask.

The perfect start for kids and beginners: Arabic letters, harakat and correct makharij.
Learn more โ Free trialStep 3: Set Up Your Device
- A laptop or tablet (a phone works, but a bigger screen is better)
- Stable internet
- Zoom or Skype installed
- Headphones with a microphone
Step 4: Book a Trial Class
In the trial, the tutor assesses your level and explains the plan. Book yours free.
Step 5: Pick a Schedule You Can Keep
3โ5 short classes per week work best. Consistency beats intensity.
Step 6: Practise Between Classes
10โ15 minutes of daily practice doubles the value of each lesson.
Step 7: Track Progress
Monthly reports, recordings of your recitation (if you wish) and milestones like finishing the Qaida keep you motivated.


