Online Quran Classes in Birmingham
One-to-one live Quran classes for children and adults in Birmingham, taught by qualified teachers at times that fit your week. Learn at home with no travel, starting with a free level assessment.
Who it is for
Families in Birmingham and the surrounding area — children from age 4, teenagers, adults and complete beginners.
How long it takes
Most students take 3 to 5 classes a week of 30 minutes, or 2 to 3 classes of 45 minutes for adults.
Class times for Birmingham families
After-school classes from 3:45 pm, evening slots until 9:00 pm, and Saturday and Sunday mornings from 9:00 am, in UK time.
Your slot is fixed in UK time (GMT/BST) and stays at the same local time when the clocks change, so you never recalculate the schedule.
Why families in Birmingham choose one-to-one online classes
Birmingham has some of the strongest local Islamic provision in the country, so families here rarely come to us because nothing else exists. They come for something specific that group teaching cannot provide: a female teacher for daughters at secondary-school age, a structured Hifz plan with revision actually tracked rather than assumed, or one-to-one Tajweed correction for a child who has been reading fluently but incorrectly for years — which is the single most common reason a Birmingham parent contacts us. We are frequently the second thing a family does, not the first, and the lesson is built around whatever the madrasah does not have time for.
Looking for a Quran teacher in Birmingham?
Students join us from Small Heath, Sparkbrook, Alum Rock, Bordesley Green, Handsworth, Washwood Heath, Moseley, Hall Green and Solihull. Lessons are online and your teacher is matched on what the student needs — a female teacher, a Hifz specialist, a slot that works in UK time (GMT/BST) — not on who happens to live near Birmingham.
Common questions
Can we request a female teacher in Birmingham?
Yes, for any course and any age, at no extra cost. It is among the most common requests we receive from Birmingham families, particularly for daughters from about age eleven.
Our child already attends a local madrasah. Is this a duplicate?
No, and most Birmingham families who join us keep the madrasah. The online lesson fixes reading and Tajweed one to one, which a class of twenty cannot do; the madrasah keeps the community, the memorisation discipline and the Islamic studies.
Our child reads fluently but the Tajweed is wrong. Can that be corrected?
Yes, and it is routine work for us. A child who has read quickly for years has usually built habits in makharij and madd that nobody had time to correct. The teacher starts by listening to a full page, writes down what is actually happening, and works through it rule by rule rather than restarting the Qaida.
Do you offer a full Hifz programme rather than supplementary lessons?
Yes. Full-time Hifz runs five days a week with daily sabaq, sabqi and manzil, and a written monthly report showing pages memorised and revision kept up. It is demanding and we will say honestly whether a child is ready for it.