Live, One-on-One Quran Classes for All Ages
Al Hasan Online Quran Academy pairs every student with a certified teacher for live, one-on-one Quran classes. Your child learns around school; you learn around work and prayers, every lesson over video from home.
Quran Courses for Every Age and Level
Six courses, each taught one-on-one and paced to the student in front of the teacher. A shy six-year-old and a working parent starting from scratch never share the same lesson plan.
Quran Classes for Kids
Patient, playful lessons that meet your child where they are, from first letters to confident recitation.
Learn more →Quran Classes for Adults
Judgment-free classes for adults who never had the chance to learn, or who want to fix old mistakes.
Learn more →Online Tajweed Course
Rule-by-rule instruction in pronunciation, corrected out loud as you recite, before a wrong habit sets in.
Learn more →Hifz Program Online
Structured memorization with daily new lines, scheduled revision, and a teacher tracking every page you hold.
Learn more →Noorani Qaida Online
The starting point for complete beginners, building letter recognition and joining before the Quran itself.
Learn more →Quranic Arabic Course
Grammar and vocabulary that let you understand the meaning of the words you recite, beyond pronunciation.
Learn more →Every course runs from beginner to advanced, so a student can start at Noorani Qaida and stay through Tajweed, memorization, and meaning.
How Your First Week Works
Three steps, and the first one costs nothing. Your child meets one teacher and keeps them, in a calm, one-on-one setting built for focus.
Book your free trial
Tell us the student’s age and rough level, then pick times that suit your week. About two minutes, and no payment details to begin.
Get matched to a teacher
We assign a certified teacher who fits the student’s age, goal, and schedule. Want a female teacher for a sister or daughter? Just say so.
Start learning
The student meets their teacher, covers a real lesson, and settles into a fixed weekly rhythm. Keep them, or ask for a different match.
What a Typical Lesson Looks Like
Every lesson opens with a quick revision of last week’s work, so nothing slips between sessions. Next the student reads the new portion aloud while the teacher listens closely and guides each sound. Near the end, the teacher sets one small, clear target for next time and writes it down.
For a young child, that might be three new lines of Qaida. For a memorization student, half a page to learn and two pages to revise. Parents are welcome to sit in on any lesson, and younger children often settle faster with a parent nearby for the first few weeks.
Meet the Teachers You Could Learn With
Our teachers hold formal ijazah, the traditional certification that licenses a reciter to teach and passes down through a named chain of teachers.
Why Muslim Families Choose Al Hasan
Plenty of academies promise certified teachers and a flexible schedule. Here is what stands behind those words.
One teacher who stays
Your child keeps the same teacher week after week, never a rotating pool. That continuity turns a nervous beginner into a confident reader.
Every ijazah checked
We verify each teacher’s certification and chain of transmission ourselves. They recite for our senior instructors before we book a single student.
Monthly progress report
You receive a short written report on what the student covered, what improved, and what comes next. No guessing whether fees buy progress.
Classes that bend to your week
Pick a slot in your own time zone, early morning in Toronto or late evening in Dubai. Miss one for a valid reason and we arrange a makeup.
Fees that stay affordable
Billed monthly, with no registration fee and no long-term contract. You pay for the classes you book and stop whenever you choose.
Simple to join
Any device with a camera works. Your teacher joins over a video link we send, so there is nothing to install and nothing to buy.
What Muslim Families and Students Say
We tried four different online academies before Al Hasan. My seven-year-old used to cry before every class. Now she asks when her next lesson is. Her teacher turns the Qaida into a game, and five months in she reads short surahs on her own.
I embraced Islam three years ago and still could not read the Quran. My teacher started me at the alphabet with no judgment, one to one, so no class of strangers watched me stumble. Eight months later I finished the Qaida and read my first full page.
Finding a qualified female teacher for my daughter felt impossible, until Al Hasan matched us in a day. Her Ustadha is an Al-Azhar graduate, patient and warm. My daughter’s Tajweed has come further in three months than in two years at our weekend class.
Female Teachers for Sisters and Daughters
Many families prefer a woman to teach the women and girls of the household, and we plan for that from the first match, across every course, from a first Qaida lesson to an adult sister returning to the Quran.
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Start With a Free Class This Week
Al Hasan is an online Quran academy built on one promise: real attention from a qualified teacher in every lesson. Booking a free 7-day trial is the simplest way to see whether it fits your family. Meet a certified teacher, sit through a real lesson, and decide with no payment and no pressure.
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