Online Quran classes in the UK have become the first choice for many Muslim families from London and Birmingham to Bradford, Manchester, Leicester and Glasgow. Al-Suffa Islamic Academy teaches children, adults and sisters across Britain in live, one-on-one lessons, scheduled around the school day and billed in pounds sterling.
Why UK families choose online Quran classes
Britain is blessed with many mosques and evening madrasahs, and they do valuable work. But parents tell us about the same difficulties again and again: large classes in which a child recites for only a few minutes, a daily rush from school to madrasah in the dark, and waiting lists at the better-known institutes. In smaller towns there may be no madrasah at all.
A one-on-one online class solves these problems. Your child has the teacher's full attention for the whole lesson, learns at their own pace and does so from the safety of home. Parents can listen in from the next room. For many families it also frees up the hours between school and bedtime for homework, family time and rest.
Classes that fit the British school day
Most UK primary schools finish around 3:15pm, so our busiest slots are between 4pm and 7pm. Teachers are also available early in the morning before school, which suits families in winter when Maghrib falls in the late afternoon, and throughout the weekend. Sixth-formers, university students and working adults often book later evening lessons after 8pm.
Your lesson time is fixed in UK time. When the clocks move between GMT and BST, nothing changes for you.
Learning during Ramadan and the school holidays
Long summer days and Ramadan timings can be demanding in the UK. We help families adjust their timetable through Ramadan, half-term and the summer holidays, whether that means moving lessons earlier, pausing while you travel, or adding extra Hifz and revision classes while school is out.
What we teach students in the UK
All of our courses are open to UK students: Noorani Qaida for beginners, Quran reading, Tajweed, the Hifz program including a part-time track for children at school, Islamic studies, Arabic and translation and Tafseer. Students taking GCSE Arabic or Islamic studies sometimes use lessons for extra support.
Female Quran teachers for sisters in the UK
Sisters and girls can study with qualified female teachers, at times that suit mothers at home during the school day as well as working women in the evening.
How to get started
Book a free trial class at a UK time that suits you. After the trial, choose a monthly plan in pounds and a fixed weekly timetable. There is no registration fee and no contract.