Our Online Quran Courses

From your very first Arabic letter to Completing Full Memorization of the Quran, Taqi Hifz Academy offers a clear, structured course path for every level taught live by qualified teachers, available as one-to-one or group online Quran classes.

Not Sure Where to Start?

If you or your child are completely new to reading Arabic, start with Noorani Qaida. If you can already read Arabic but want to recite with correct rules, choose Quran Reading with Tajweed. If your goal is to memorize the entire Quran, choose either Part-Time or Full-Time Hifz, depending on how much time you can commit daily. Still unsure? Message us for a free level assessment before you enroll.

1. Noorani Qaida

Who It’s For: Absolute beginners, including young children, who have never read Arabic before.

Noorani Qaida is the essential starting point for anyone learning to read the Quran. This course builds a strong foundation in:

Recognizing and correctly pronouncing all Arabic letters (huroof)
Understanding Makhraj The correct articulation point of each letter
Learning joined and disjoined letter forms
Basic Tajweed rules needed before moving into actual Quran reading
Correct Application of vowel signs (harakat), tanween, and basic stops (waqf)

Our Teachers focus heavily on correct pronunciation from day one, since habits formed at this stage carry through the rest of a student’s Quran journey. Classes are paced according to the student’s age and ability patient and encouraging for young children, efficient and structured for adult beginners.

What Happens After This Course: Students Move on to Quran Reading with Tajweed, applying what they’ve learned to actual Quranic text.

Format Available: One-to-One or Group.

Recommended For: Kids, absolute beginners, adult women starting their Quran journey

2. Quran Reading with Tajweed

Who It’s For: Students who can already read Arabic (having completed Noorani Qaida or with prior reading ability) and want to recite the Quran correctly.

This course teaches students to read directly from the Quran while applying the rules of Tajweed The Science that governs how each letter and word should be pronounced to preserve the Quran’s meaning and beauty exactly as revealed. Topics covered include:

Correct application of Tajweed rules while Reading Surahs
Rules of Noon Sakinah, Tanween, and Meem Sakinah
Madd (elongation) rules and their correct durations
Qalqalah, Ghunnah, and other essential recitation rules
Fluency-building through guided, corrected reading practice

Teachers listen to each student read aloud, correcting pronunciation and rule application in real time something recorded courses or apps cannot offer.

What Happens After This Course: Students can move into Advanced Tajweed for deeper mastery, or begin Hifz (Part-Time or Full-Time) if their goal is memorization.

Format Available: One-to-One or Group

Recommended For: Kids and women who can already Read Arabic and want to recite correctly and fluently

3. Advanced Tajweed

Who It’s For: Students who already recite with basic Tajweed and want to refine their recitation to a professional or near-professional standard.

Advanced Tajweed goes beyond the basics to help students recite the Quran with precision, confidence, and the correct melodic tone (without altering meaning). This course covers:

In-depth study of Makharij-ul-Huroof (precise articulation points)
Advanced rules of Madd, Waqf, and Ibtida (correct stopping and starting points)
Correcting subtle recitation errors that basic Tajweed courses often miss
Developing a clear, confident recitation style suitable for leading prayer or teaching others
Practice with a variety of Surahs to apply rules consistently across different contexts

This course is ideal for students who want to take their recitation seriously — whether to lead prayers, assist in teaching, or simply recite the Quran at the highest personal standard.

Format Available: One-to-One or Group.

Recommended For: Advanced students, women preparing to teach or lead recitation, serious Quran learners

4. Part Time Hifz

Who It’s For: Students who want to memorize the Quran but need to balance school, work, or family responsibilities alongside their studies.

Part-Time Hifz is built for real life. Instead of demanding hours of daily commitment, this course sets a steady, manageable memorization target each day, paired with consistent revision, so progress is real and lasting not rushed and forgotten. The Program includes:

Daily Sabaq (new memorization) at a manageable, sustainable pace
Daily Sabqi (recent revision) to reinforce what’s freshly memorized
Regular Manzil (long-term revision) so older memorization stays strong
Flexible Scheduling designed around school, work, or household routines
Daily progress diary so parents or the student can track memorization over time

Typical Outcome: A realistic, long-term path to completing Hifz without sacrificing school, work, or family life completion time varies by student, generally ranging from two to several years depending on pace and consistency.

Format Available: One-to-One or Group

Recommended For: Working students, school-going children with other commitments, women managing household responsibilities

5. Full Time Hifz

Who It’s For: Students who are fully committed to memorizing the entire Quran in the shortest realistic time, following the same intensity as a traditional, Offline Hifz Madrasah.

Full-Time Hifz replicates the complete structure of an in-person Hifz program, delivered entirely online:

Up to 3 classes per day (morning, afternoon, evening)
Daily Sabaq, Sabqi, and Manzil, checked individually by the teacher
6 days of Hifz classes per week
Weekly Dawr (full recitation review) to reinforce retention
Monthly Sabina (extended assessment) to evaluate long-term memorization strength
Daily Learning Diary shared with students/parents for full visibility into progress
Dedicated Tajweed classes integrated alongside memorization

Typical Outcome: On average, committed Full-Time Hifz students complete memorization of the entire Quran in around two years, though this varies by individual pace, consistency, and prior Quran reading ability.

Format Available: One-to-One or Group

Recommended For: Students seeking to complete Hifz with maximum discipline and structure, in the shortest realistic timeframe

One-to-One or Group Choose What Works Best for You

One-to-One Private Classes: Every minute of class time is focused entirely on one student. Ideal for students who need individual pacing, extra attention on pronunciation or a highly flexible schedule that doesn’t align with fixed group timings.

Group Classes: Small groups of students at a similar level learn together, with the teacher still checking each student’s recitation individually. Group classes offer a more affordable option and the motivating, community feel of learning alongside peers similar to a traditional classroom.

Both formats include the same qualified teachers, curriculum and progress-tracking system the only difference is class size and pricing. You’re welcome to start in one format and switch later if your needs change.

Quick Course Comparison

Course	Best For	Prior Reading Needed?	Focus
Noorani Qaida	Absolute Beginners, Kids	No	Arabic Letters, Pronunciation Basics
Quran Reading with Tajweed	Basic Readers	Yes (basic)	Fluent, Rule-Correct Recitation
Advanced Tajweed	Confident Readers	Yes	Precision, Advanced Recitation mastery
Part-Time Hifz	Busy Students	Recommended	Steady, Sustainable Memorization
Full-Time Hifz	Fully Committed Students	Recommended	Intensive, Complete Memorization

Online Quran Classes for Kids and Women

Every course above is available through classes specifically tailored for:

Kids: Patient, Age-appropriate teaching with short, focused sessions and a daily parent-visible progress diary, guiding children step by step from Noorani Qaida through to Hifz.

Women: Taught exclusively by qualified female Hafiza teachers, with flexible timing that fits around work, study, or family life, in a respectful and comfortable learning environment.

Frequently Ask Questions

Do I need to know Arabic before starting?

No. If you can’t read Arabic yet, start with Noorani Qaida It’s designed for complete beginners, including children.

Can I switch courses later if my level changes?

Yes. Many students progress naturally from Noorani Qaida into Tajweed, and eventually into Hifz, once ready. We reassess placement as needed.

What's the real difference between Part-Time and Full-Time Hifz?

Part-Time Hifz uses a slower, more manageable pace suited to students with school, work, or family commitments. Full-Time Hifz follows an intensive, multiple-classes-per-day schedule for students who can commit fully.

Can I take a course in a group instead of one-to-one?

Yes, Most Courses are available in both formats choose based on your budget, preference, and need for individual attention.

How do I know which course is right for me or my child?

Message us for a free assessment we’ll evaluate current level (or start from scratch for beginners) and recommend the right course and format.

Is Advanced Tajweed only for those planning to teach?

No while it’s valuable for future teachers or prayer leaders, many students take it simply to perfect their personal recitation to the highest standard.

Are these online Quran classes suitable for adult women starting from zero?

Yes. Many of Our Students are adult women beginning with Noorani Qaida It’s never too late to start, and classes are paced respectfully for adult beginners.