Our Noorani Qaida online course is the proven first step to reading the Quran. In live one-on-one classes, a certified teacher takes your child — or you — from the Arabic letters and their sounds all the way to reading real Quranic words with correct pronunciation. Flexible timings worldwide, and your first class is a free trial.
Noorani Qaida is a step-by-step primer that teaches the Arabic letters, their correct pronunciation and how to join them — in a proven order that builds one skill on top of the last. It is the book almost every Quran teacher in the world starts with, because trying to read the Quran before mastering the letters leads to mistakes that are hard to unlearn later.
Think of it as the foundation: once the letters and vowels are solid, reading the Quran becomes natural. You can follow the Arabic text with your teacher and practise the same page during the week using Quran.com.
Step 1 — The letters. You learn all 28 Arabic letters by name and sound, with your teacher correcting pronunciation from the very first lesson.
Step 2 — Letter shapes. How each letter changes at the start, middle and end of a word — the skill that makes real Quranic text readable.
Step 3 — Vowels and joining. Fatha, kasra and damma, then joining letters into syllables and simple words.
Step 4 — Sukoon, Tanween, Shaddah and Madd. The marks that control length and emphasis, practised on real words.
Step 5 — Reading the Quran. You move from Qaida words to short verses, ready to begin Tajweed properly.
Every class is live and one-on-one, so your teacher hears each letter you read and corrects it immediately — the single biggest reason students progress faster here than in a crowded class. Teachers are Ijazah-certified, female teachers are available on request for girls and sisters, and children get patient, age-appropriate teaching. Your first class is free, with no card required.
Give yourself or your child the strongest possible start — book a free trial class and meet a certified teacher first.
Noorani Qaida is a step-by-step primer that teaches the Arabic letters, their pronunciation and how to join them — the proven foundation before reading the Quran.
From around age 4, once your child can sit for about ten minutes and copy sounds. Teachers adapt to each child.
Most students complete it in about three to six months with regular classes, though it depends on age, pace and how often you practise.
Absolutely. Many of our students are adults learning to read the Quran for the first time — classes are private, so there is nothing to feel shy about.
Reading the Quran with Tajweed. Most students move straight into our Quran Reciting course.
Yes. Female teachers are available on request for girls and sisters.
