Online Quran classes in Pakistan are growing fast among families in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Peshawar and smaller cities who want careful, individual teaching at home. Al-Suffa Islamic Academy offers one-on-one lessons with qualified Qaris and female teachers, taught in Urdu or English, with fees in rupees.
Why learn online in a country full of madrasahs?
Pakistan is blessed with a mosque in every neighbourhood, and most children learn to read the Quran with a local Qari Sahib. That tradition is precious. But many parents and adult learners find that it does not always meet their needs:
- Tajweed quality varies. A child may complete the Quran yet still mispronounce letters, because the class was large and correction was brief.
- Home tutors are not always reliable. Timings slip, and some families are uneasy about a tutor visiting the home.
- Girls and women have fewer options. Qualified female teachers can be hard to find locally, especially for Tajweed, Tafseer and Hifz.
- Working adults have no suitable time. After a long day and a long commute, a fixed class at the mosque is difficult to attend.
Online classes answer each of these. Lessons are individual, timings are fixed and kept, female teachers are available, and you can learn after Fajr, late at night or whenever suits you.
Class timings in Pakistan
Classes are available throughout the day in Pakistan Standard Time. School children usually take lessons in the afternoon or after Maghrib. Hifz students often prefer the early morning after Fajr, when memorisation is easiest. Professionals and university students choose late evening. During Ramadan and in the summer holidays, timings can be changed and extra lessons added.
Courses for students in Pakistan
Many of our students in Pakistan can already read the Quran and come to us to correct their recitation in the Tajweed course, or to begin the Hifz program part-time alongside school. Others want to understand the Quran through translation and Tafseer or Arabic. Young children start with Noorani Qaida and Quran reading, with Namaz and duas taught alongside.
Female teachers for girls and women
Sisters can learn in the privacy of their own home with a qualified female teacher. Mothers, students and working women all study with us, many of them improving their Tajweed or beginning Tafseer after years of wanting to.
Teaching in Urdu, with affordable local fees
Lessons are taught in Urdu unless you prefer English. Fees for students in Pakistan are set in rupees at a local rate, and can be paid by bank transfer or mobile wallet.
Book a free trial
Book a free trial class at a time that suits you. The teacher will assess the student's level and suggest a plan. There is no registration fee.