Frequently Asked Questions

Children starting Qaida and adults who want Tajweed, Tafseer, Naat, Fiqh or Duas from home. Girls, boys and adults are all welcome — every class is one-to-one on a video call.

Every course is taught by our team of professional tutors. Each student is matched with one dedicated instructor who stays with them from Qaida to Tajweed — no rotating staff, so you always know who is on the other side of the screen.

Lessons are in easy Urdu and English, with Arabic recited as it should be. Meanings are explained in the student’s own language.

A phone or laptop, internet, a Mushaf or Qaida, and a quiet corner. Your instructor will tell you which book to keep nearby.

Students are taught to sit with respect, keep wudu when they can, and never treat the Mushaf as decoration. Site images are representative; use an authenticated Mushaf, not text in a photograph, for recitation.

Yes — three days, no fee, so you can see the pace and the method before you enroll.

Message the primary line on WhatsApp (+92 348 763 8703), or call or SMS on either line. Write your name, the student’s age, the course you are interested in and two preferred times — we reply with a trial slot, usually the same day.

Use +92 348 763 8703 for WhatsApp, calls and SMS. The secondary line, +92 326 406 1548, is for calls and SMS only (no WhatsApp).

There is no fee to start the trial and no long-term contract. After the trial you agree a simple schedule with your instructor that suits your family.

Usually 30–45 minutes, arranged with your instructor so younger children are not tired and adults still have time to recite.

Qaida students: a Noorani or similar Qaida. Tajweed and Tafseer: a clear Mushaf. Naat and Fiqh: your instructor shares simple lists — no extra paid materials required.

Ask on WhatsApp. Very young siblings can sit together for Qaida; Tajweed is better one-to-one so mistakes are heard.

Anyone who loves the Prophet ﷺ and wants to recite well — children building their first tarannum and adults polishing pitch, breathing and stage presence. A good voice is a bonus, not a requirement.

We begin with Taharah (wudu, ghusl, tayammum), move through the fiqh of Salah, then fasting, zakat and everyday contemporary matters — taught from authentic sources with clear, practical answers.

Your instructor begins with salam, a short dua and revision of the last lesson. Then comes the new lesson — Qaida letters, a Tajweed rule, a verse of Tafseer, a Naat melody, a Fiqh topic, Kalima, Salah steps or a masnoon dua. The student recites back and is corrected in real time, then light homework is set.

Five days a week. You choose a slot that fits school or work, and timings stay flexible.

Yes — missed days can usually be rearranged on WhatsApp, as long as your instructor is given reasonable notice.

Mornings, afternoons and evenings are all possible. Class timings are set according to your convenience.

Yes. Adults may start with Tajweed recitation, Tafseer, Naat voice training or Essential Fiqh, at a calm pace from home.