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Live one-on-one Quran lessons with certified male and female tutors. Learn to read with Tajweed (the rules of correct reading), memorize the Quran or learn its meaning. Pick class times that suit families in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia.
One student, one teacher, one 30-minute lesson at a time. We teach from Noorani Qaida (the first reading book) to Hifz (memorizing the Quran). We also teach Tafsir (the meaning of the Quran). Each course is live, and the tutor sets the pace for the learner.
It is hard to choose a Quran teacher online. So we made the first step free. Every step after it is easy to undo.
Parents may join any class. You can listen in from the next chair.
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Send the form or email us. Tell us the student's age, level and the times that suit you.
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Meet a tutor in a 30-minute trial lesson, at a time you choose. The trial is free, and you do not have to sign up after it.
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Happy with the tutor? Choose how many classes you want each week. You can start the same week.
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Finish a course and pass the final test. Then you get a certificate from Salam Campus.
Tajweed is the set of rules for reading the Quran the way it was revealed. To learn it well, you need a teacher who hears every word. A private video lesson gives you that. Your tutor reads a line, and you repeat it. The tutor fixes any mistake right away.
Beginners start with the sounds in the Qaida. Readers then work through the Quran one rule at a time, until the rules become a habit. Classes run 24 hours a day. So a child in Toronto can keep a fixed weekly class time. So can a working parent in Sydney. Each one learns in their own time zone.
Each lesson is live and private. You have your own tutor, and no one else joins the class.
We plan each lesson around the student. Start with the first letters and go all the way to Hifz (learning the Quran by heart).
Choose morning, evening or weekend classes. We set them in your own time zone.
Teachers can explain in English, Arabic or Urdu. Pick the language your family knows best.
We offer 9 courses in one format: live lessons with your own tutor. They run from the alphabet to Tajweed, Hifz and Tafsir.
The first step for each new reader. Noorani Qaida is a small book that teaches how to read Arabic. Students learn the letters, their sounds and how they join. Then they can open the Quran and read it the right way.
View CourseRead the Quran with ease. Use the rules of Tajweed (the right way to say each letter) as you go. A Qari (expert reciter) teaches you 1-on-1 and fixes each mistake. You keep going until each verse sounds right.
View CourseHifz means learning the Quran by heart. Each day has 3 parts: a new lesson, a review of recent pages and a review of old pages. Your teacher tracks it all, so the pages you learn stay strong.
View CourseTafsir means explaining the Quran. Know what you recite. Go verse by verse to learn the meaning, the story behind it and its lessons. Scholars with sound, classic training teach each class.
View CourseQirat are the 10 approved styles of reciting the Quran. In this advanced course, you study all 10 with a skilled Qari. You should read well with Tajweed before you join.
View CourseLearn the Arabic of the Quran and Arabic for daily life. This course is for people who did not grow up speaking Arabic. Start with the letters, then move on to reading, grammar and simple talk.
View CourseA dua is a short prayer to Allah. Learn trusted duas for waking up, eating, going on a trip, going to sleep and more. You learn each one by heart with its meaning. Then children and adults can use them each day.
View CourseKids learn about faith, worship, good manners and the stories of the Prophets. Lessons are short and fun. A patient tutor makes each lesson easy to follow.
View CourseLearn Wudu (washing before prayer) and Salah (the 5 daily prayers) the right way. Go word by word and step by step. This course suits children, new Muslims and adults who want to start again.
View CourseFamilies stay with us because we do the basics well. We give you qualified tutors, private lessons, class times that suit you and simple billing.
Each teacher is a Hafiz, a Qari or an Alim. A Hafiz knows the whole Quran by heart. A Qari is an expert reciter, and an Alim is an Islamic scholar. We check their papers. They must also pass our teaching test before their first class.
Classes run 24 hours a day. Study before school, after work or on weekends. We set each class in your own time zone.
Finish a course and pass the final test. Then you get a signed certificate. You can keep it or share it.
Pay each month by card, PayPal or bank transfer. Pay in USD, GBP, CAD or AUD. There are no long contracts.
There are no group calls. Each student has a private class with a male or female tutor. You choose which one you want.
Is your tutor away? Then a trained backup teacher takes the class. Your weekly routine does not stop.
Learn Quran Online Anywhere
Local billing and teachers who work your hours. Pick your country to see class times, fees and cities.
Choose the course that fits the student. The tutor then builds the lesson plan around it.
Short, lively lessons for ages 4 to 16, from the first letters to fluent reading.
Learn MorePrivate, calm lessons at your own pace for beginners, returners and new Muslims.
Learn MoreQualified female tutors for sisters and girls who prefer a woman teacher.
Learn MoreIjazah is a certificate with Sanad (an unbroken chain of teachers). You earn it in recitation or Hifz with an approved Sheikh.
Learn MoreLearning at home removes 2 things that stop most families: the drive and the crowded classroom. A private lesson at the kitchen table makes Quran study a normal part of the week.
You also get more teachers to choose from. Our tutors are Huffaz (people who know the whole Quran by heart), Qaris (expert reciters) and institute graduates. They come from Arab and non-Arab countries. You meet your tutor in a free trial before you choose.
The teacher matters a lot. With the right teacher, a child looks forward to class. With the wrong one, the child tries to skip it. So the first class is a free trial. Watch how the teacher explains, fixes mistakes and gives praise. Not the right match? Ask us about a trial with a different teacher. Only after that do we talk about a plan.
Two 30-minute classes a week start at USD 40 a month. There are also plans for 3, 4 or 5 classes a week. Hifz has its own plan too. You pay month by month, in your own currency. You can change the number of classes when your week changes.
Each tutor knows the Quran by heart or is a trained Qari or Alim. Before they teach at Salam Campus, they finish our training on teaching children online. Our quality team also checks their classes each month.
Many women and girls would rather study with a female tutor. Our female teachers have the same training as our male teachers. They teach Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic studies. They teach in English, Urdu and Arabic. Each class is private and respectful.
Our team works from Innovista Rawal, a modern tech office in Islamabad, Pakistan. This is where we plan your classes and answer your messages. You always talk to a real person.
Innovista Rawal, Defence Avenue Mall, DHA Phase 1, Islamabad, Pakistan



Clear answers to what parents and adult learners ask before their first class.
First, you book a free trial. You meet a tutor on a live video call. If you are happy, you choose a weekly plan. Each class is a private 30-minute lesson. It takes place at a fixed time in your own time zone. You have the same teacher each time.
You need a laptop, tablet or phone with good internet. You also need a quiet place to sit. We send you the class link. We also share any Qaida or Quran pages you need, so there is nothing to buy.
Fill in the free trial form, or email us. Tell us the student's age, level and best times. We will confirm a trial lesson, most often within 24 hours.
Plans start at USD 40 a month for 2 classes a week. Plans with 3, 4 or 5 classes a week cost more. Hifz has its own plan. Our fees page shows prices in USD, GBP, CAD and AUD. There is no fee to sign up.
Yes. Sisters and girls can ask for a female tutor when they book the trial. Our female teachers are fully trained. They teach all the courses we offer.
Yes. Classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and that includes weekends. You pick a fixed time each week. If you need to move a class, just tell us before it starts.
Adults are welcome at any level. Many of our students are parents, working people and new Muslims. Some start from the very first letter. The teacher sets the pace to suit each adult.
Most beginners finish Qaida in 3 to 6 months with 2 or 3 classes a week. Then they move on to reading the Quran with Tajweed. Daily practice between classes helps the most.
No. The trial is free, and we do not ask for card details. You only pay if you choose a plan after the trial.
Yes. Ask within 7 days of paying, and we refund every class you have not taken. You can also pause or stop with 1 week's notice. There is no contract.
Tell us. We set up a free trial with a new teacher within a week. Your child's progress record moves too.
Yes. Each child has their own class and their own teacher. The second and third child pay a lower fee. Ask for a family price when you book.
Yes. Every teacher passes checks, tests and an interview before teaching. Parents may join any class. You get a note after each class and a report each month.
Meet a certified male or female tutor in a live 1-on-1 class. Pick a time that suits you. No card details are needed, and you do not have to sign up.
Book a Free TrialMessage us on WhatsApp, email us or send the form. We will reply with a trial time within 24 hours.