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Key takeaways: Learning the Quran online works best with a certified teacher in live one-to-one classes, a realistic weekly plan of two 30-minute sessions and short daily practice.
📘 This article is part of our guide: How to Learn the Quran Online: A Complete Guide for Beginners and Adults
You can learn the Quran online from anywhere in the world with a qualified teacher, at times that fit your life. This page explains what you can study, how online Quran classes work, how much they cost and how to start, so you can decide with confidence. For a broader introduction, see our complete guide to learning the Quran online.
What you can learn
| Course | For whom | What you achieve |
|---|---|---|
| Noor Al-Bayan | Complete beginners, children and adults | Read Arabic letters and words correctly |
| Recitation and Tajweed | Those who can read | Correct, beautiful recitation |
| Quran memorization | Adults and teens | Structured Hifz with revision |
| Hifz for children | Kids from around age 5 | Juz Amma and beyond |
| Hifz for sisters | Women, with female teachers | Memorization in a comfortable setting |
| Tafsir | Students who want to understand | The meanings of the verses |
| Arabic | Non-native speakers | Understand the language of the Quran |
How online Quran classes work
- Free trial class: meet your teacher, who checks your reading and goals.
- Personal plan: the right course, starting point and number of classes a week.
- Live one-to-one classes: 30 minutes each, by video call, with correction of every verse you read.
- Follow-up: monthly progress reports and a certificate of appreciation for each completed stage.
Who it is for
- Children: short, lively lessons. See learn Quran online for kids.
- Adults starting from zero: patient teachers and a step-by-step method.
- Sisters: female teachers available. See Quran classes for sisters.
- New Muslims: see our new Muslim guide.
- Students aiming for an Ijazah: see Sanad and Ijazah explained.
Prices
| Plan | Classes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 8 classes a month (2 a week, 30 minutes) | $40 a month |
| Intensive | 16 classes a month (4 a week, 30 minutes) | $80 a month |
That is $5 per 30-minute class ($10 per hour). Families get a 10% discount and annual plans save 20%. An Ijazah in Hafs from Asim has a one-time fee of $100. The first class is a free trial. See our pricing page and fair refund policy: a full refund within 7 days if no class was taken or after the first class, a refund of the remaining balance after 2 to 4 classes, and no refund after 4 classes.
Why learn the Quran online with Elbayan Academy
- Teachers from Al-Azhar University in Egypt; female teachers available.
- One-to-one classes only, so every verse is heard and corrected.
- Classes available around the clock, in your time zone.
- WhatsApp support 24/7.
- Clear prices and a free trial before you pay.
What you need
A computer, tablet or phone, a stable internet connection, headphones with a microphone and a quiet place.
Frequently Asked Questions
I can't read Arabic at all. Where do I start?
Start with the Noor Al-Bayan course, which teaches reading from the very first letter.
How many classes a week should I take?
Two a week is a steady start; four a week gives faster progress.
Can I change my schedule?
Yes. Contact us on WhatsApp to reschedule or adjust your plan.
How do I start?
Book a free trial class or take the Find Your Course quiz.
What is your refund policy?
You get a full refund if you cancel within 7 days without attending a class or after your first class; after 2–4 classes the remaining balance is refunded; after 4 classes the month is non-refundable.
How much do online Quran classes cost?
Classes cost $5 per 30-minute session: $40/month for 8 classes or $80/month for 16. Annual plans save 20% and families get 10% off.
Is the first class free?
Yes. The first class is a free trial with no payment needed, so you can meet the teacher before subscribing.
Can I learn the Quran online from zero?
Yes. One-to-one classes start from the Arabic letters and build up to reading the Mushaf, with live correction from a certified teacher.
