Noorani Qaida
A gentle foundation in Arabic letters, sounds, joining and the reading patterns used in the Quran.
Explore courseThoughtful one-to-one classes for children and adults—from first Arabic letters to Tajweed, Hifz and guided Islamic studies.

Islam Academics helps families find a calm, personal route into Quran reading and Islamic learning. Each inquiry begins with the learner’s current level, goals and schedule.
Choose a starting point, then discuss the learner’s level and needs before the trial class.
A gentle foundation in Arabic letters, sounds, joining and the reading patterns used in the Quran.
Explore courseOne-to-one recitation practice that develops fluency while introducing Tajweed rules at the learner’s pace.
Explore courseA personal memorisation and revision routine shaped around current ability, available study time and retention.
Explore courseGuided study of selected passages, vocabulary, themes and accessible explanations appropriate to the learner.
Explore courseA practical course for correct recitation, memorisation and age-appropriate understanding of essential Kalmas and Duas.
Explore courseAge-appropriate guided learning about everyday Islamic practice and lessons from the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Explore courseAll plans are one-to-one. Current fees are confirmed directly because currency, course and duration may differ. No payment is taken on this website.

Focused Qaida, Quran, Kalmas and Duas material can support a live lesson and home revision. It complements teacher guidance rather than replacing it.
Foundational letter, sound and joining practice for new readers.
Guided reading selections and revision material used with the teacher.
Step-by-step pronunciation, memorisation and simple meaning support.
Everyday Duas organised for lesson practice and home revision.
One-to-one teaching gives the learner room to read, listen, repeat and ask questions at an appropriate pace.
Focused time for recitation, pronunciation and correction.
Repeat a skill and revisit it when more attention is useful.
Agree a routine that works with school, work and family life.
No complicated enrolment workflow. Start with a conversation and agree the right next step together.
Tell us the learner’s age, current level, course interest and time zone.
Discuss availability and teacher preference before confirming a trial time.
The trial helps identify a suitable starting point and lesson pace.
Agree a workable schedule and continue with focused private learning.
A learner may need pronunciation practice, a steadier revision routine or more room to ask questions. One-to-one learning lets the lesson respond.
Our approachThe teacher can listen closely and revisit what needs attention.
Families may request a male or female teacher, subject to availability.
Class options can be discussed around different time zones.
Level, course and schedule are discussed before commitment.
If your question is more specific, contact us on WhatsApp or at info@islamacademics.com.
Contact UsThe public programme is designed around one-to-one online classes so the pace, corrections and lesson focus can respond to the individual learner.
Yes. Share your preference when booking a trial. Matching depends on teacher availability, subject and suitable class times.
Learners starting with Arabic letters will usually begin with Noorani Qaida. If the learner already reads Arabic, the trial lesson can help identify a suitable Quran Reading or Tajweed starting point.
Yes. The learning paths can be adapted for children, teens and adults. Age and current level are discussed before a regular schedule is agreed.
Tell us your time zone and preferred days. We will discuss suitable options based on teacher availability. No schedule is confirmed by the website form alone.
No. It prepares an inquiry for WhatsApp or email. Enrolment, fees and a regular timetable are discussed separately with Islam Academics.
Tell us about the learner, their current level and possible times. The form sends an inquiry only; it does not create an enrolment or payment.