Question 1

What is Allamal Quraan, and who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Allamal Quraan (Online Quran Academy) is a fully remote online Quran academy for English-speaking Muslims worldwide. We teach kids from age 5, complete-beginner adults, revert Muslims, lapsed Muslims restarting their foundations, and busy parents — all in private 1-on-1 classes by certified Hafiz tutors, taught in clear English with Arabic reserved for the Quranic text itself. New students start with a free 30-minute trial class.

Question 2

Are your online Quran classes really 1-on-1, or are they group classes?

Accepted Answer

Every class is a private, live, 1-on-1 session between one student and one tutor — no group classes, no pre-recorded videos, no shared sessions. This means undivided attention, real-time corrections of pronunciation and Tajweed, and a pace matched entirely to the student's level.

Question 3

Are classes really taught in English?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every class is conducted in clear English by English-speaking tutors. Arabic is only used when reciting the Quranic text itself. All rules, corrections, and explanations — including Tajweed rules — are delivered in English so students of any age can follow along without needing a translator.

Question 4

What age groups do you teach?

Accepted Answer

We teach children from age 5, teenagers, and adults of any age — including complete-beginner reverts and lapsed Muslims restarting their foundations. Many of our adult students start from zero, and many children take classes alongside their parents. Tutors adjust pace and session length to the student's age and level.

Question 5

Do I need to live in a Muslim-majority country to take classes?

Accepted Answer

No. We teach students worldwide, with the largest groups in the UK, USA, UAE, Canada, Australia, and across Europe. Each region we serve has a dedicated country page with local timing notes, school-fit guidance, and FAQs for that area.

Question 6

What courses do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Six structured courses: Noorani Qaida (the Arabic alphabet and vowel rules, around 8 weeks), Basic Quran Reading (around 12 weeks), Quran with Tajweed (around 16 weeks), Daily Duas (around 6 weeks), Salat (around 4 weeks), and Memorize Quran Online — full Hifz, typically 2 to 3 years. You can browse all six on the Courses page.

Question 7

Is the free trial class really free? Do I need to enter a card?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and no. The trial is a full 30-minute 1-on-1 class with a qualified tutor, completely free, with no card details, no deposit, and no auto-enrolment. You meet the tutor, get an honest level assessment, and decide afterwards whether to enrol. There is no follow-up sales call either.

Question 8

How long is the trial class, and what actually happens in it?

Accepted Answer

The trial is 30 minutes long, on Zoom or Skype, with the tutor we match to the student profile (age, gender preference, and chosen course). The tutor briefly assesses the student's current level — or starts from zero if a complete beginner — teaches a short live lesson in the chosen area, and recommends which course to start with.

Question 9

How do I book a trial class?

Accepted Answer

Use the booking button on any page (it takes about a minute), message us on WhatsApp at +44 7842 687067, or send a note via the Contact page. We confirm your slot, match the right tutor, and email or WhatsApp the meeting link before the class.

Question 10

Can I take a trial in a specific course — Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz, Salat, or Duas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When you book, tell us which course you are leaning toward — Noorani Qaida, Basic Quran Reading, Quran with Tajweed, Daily Duas, Salat, or Memorize Quran Online (Hifz) — and we match you with a tutor who specialises in that course. If you are unsure, the trial tutor will assess your level and recommend the right starting course.

Question 11

What happens after the trial — do you call me to push a plan?

Accepted Answer

No. We send a short summary of the assessment and a recommended plan, and that is the end of the follow-up. If you decide to enrol, you let us know; if not, no calls and no chasing. The trial is meant to inform your decision, not pressure it.

Question 12

What if the first trial tutor isn't the right fit?

Accepted Answer

Just tell us. We can match you with a different tutor for a second trial at no charge — no explanation needed. Tutor fit (especially for kids and adult beginners) matters more than credentials on paper, and we would rather you switch early than struggle later.

Question 13

How much do online Quran classes cost at Allamal Quraan?

Accepted Answer

Plans start at $35 per month for 1 private 1-on-1 class per week (Starter), with Basic ($49 / 2 classes), Moderate ($69 / 3 classes), Premium ($89 / 4 classes), and Exclusive ($109 / 5 classes). Every plan is billed monthly, starts with a free 30-minute trial, and can be paused up to 4 weeks per year or cancelled anytime. See the Pricing page for full plan details.

Question 14

What currency are prices in, and can I pay from outside the US?

Accepted Answer

Prices are shown in USD but we accept payment in GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD, and most major currencies through PayPal, debit and credit cards, or bank transfer. Your bank converts at the current rate — there is no extra fee from our side.

Question 15

Is there a sibling or family discount?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each additional student from the same family receives a 10–15% discount on their plan — the exact amount depends on the number of students and the plan level. Mention it when booking your free trial and we will confirm the discounted price before you enrol.

Question 16

Can I pause my plan during Ramadan, exams, or travel?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can pause for up to 4 weeks per year at no cost — just give us a week's notice. Longer pauses (for example a full summer off) are handled case by case; your slot and tutor are held for you where we can.

Question 17

What happens if I miss a class or need to reschedule?

Accepted Answer

You can reschedule any class with at least 24 hours' notice at no charge and no lost class. Emergencies (illness, travel) can be rescheduled at shorter notice through your tutor. Classes missed without any notice are not refunded, but we try to flex within the same week wherever possible.

Question 18

Can I switch plans later if my needs change?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can upgrade or downgrade any month with one week's notice. Most students start on Basic or Moderate and move up when they are ready for more frequent classes — billing adjusts from the next cycle with no switching fees.

Question 19

Are your Quran teachers qualified?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our tutors are certified Hafiz-e-Quran with classical Quran training — the same style of training Dar ul Uloom and Jamia graduates receive. Before taking students, each tutor is reviewed for English fluency, teaching patience, and age-group fit. Many specialise in a specific course (Tajweed, Hifz, or beginner Qaida) or a specific age group.

Question 20

Can I choose a male or female tutor?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have qualified male and female tutors available at no extra cost — you specify your preferred tutor gender when registering. Female tutors are the most common request for women, teenage girls, and family privacy, and are standard at Allamal Quraan, never a premium tier.

Question 21

Will I have the same tutor over months, or do tutors rotate?

Accepted Answer

The same tutor stays with you across terms — that is the model. The tutor learns your pace, mistakes, and goals, so nothing has to be re-explained every term. This continuity matters most in Hifz and Tajweed, where switching tutors mid-course often costs months of progress.

Question 22

Can I switch tutors if the match isn't right?

Accepted Answer

Yes, anytime, without having to explain why. Tutor fit (especially for kids and adult beginners) matters more than credentials on paper, and we would rather reassign you to a tutor who works for you than have you struggle with one who does not.

Question 23

Do your tutors speak my home language as well as English?

Accepted Answer

All teaching is in English, but many tutors additionally speak Arabic, and several speak Urdu, Hindi, or French. If you would like a tutor who can also speak a specific second language — usually for parent conversations or context — mention it when booking your trial and we will match where possible.

Question 24

Will my tutor watch my recitation live and correct mistakes?

Accepted Answer

Yes — that is the whole point of a live 1-on-1 class. The tutor hears every verse you recite over Zoom or Skype, corrects pronunciation and Tajweed verse by verse, and adjusts the next class based on what needed work. For Salat students, the tutor also watches the motions on camera and corrects posture and recitation together.

Question 25

What platform do you use — Zoom, Skype, or your own app?

Accepted Answer

Classes run on Zoom or Skype, whichever the student prefers. There is no custom app to install and no separate login system — just the standard, free version of either video tool. We email or WhatsApp the meeting link before each class.

Question 26

What hardware and software do I need to take a class?

Accepted Answer

A laptop, tablet, or smartphone with a working camera and microphone, the free Zoom or Skype app installed, and a quiet space. A headset or earphones with a microphone improves audio quality noticeably — especially for Tajweed correction — but a built-in laptop or phone mic is enough to start.

Question 27

What internet speed do I need?

Accepted Answer

A stable 3–5 Mbps connection is enough for a smooth 1-on-1 video class. Wired Ethernet or 5GHz Wi-Fi closer to the router gives the most reliable experience; mobile-data hotspots also work for occasional classes if the signal is steady.

Question 28

What time zones do you support?

Accepted Answer

All of them. Our tutors cover early-morning, after-school, evening, and weekend slots across the UK, Europe, Middle East, North America, Australia, and East Asia. Daylight Saving and time-zone changes are handled automatically — you do not need to email us about clock changes.

Question 29

What happens if Zoom fails or my internet drops during a class?

Accepted Answer

Your tutor will try to reconnect on the same platform; if Zoom is down, we usually switch to Skype mid-class. Time lost to a connection issue on our side is added back to the class or rescheduled at no charge. We do not penalise students for technical issues beyond their control.

Question 30

How do I reschedule a class, and is there a fee?

Accepted Answer

Message your tutor or our admin team — WhatsApp is fastest — with at least 24 hours' notice. There is no rescheduling fee, and we move the class to another slot in the same week wherever possible. Emergencies are handled at shorter notice; only no-notice missed classes are non-refundable.

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