Free Trial Quran Class Online: How It Works + What to Expect (2026)

1. The Tech Check (5 Minutes)

The first few minutes are relaxed. Your teacher will greet you with “Assalamu Alaykum” and ensure your audio is clear. This is not an exam; it is a conversation. We check if you are comfortable using Zoom or Google Meet.

We know that technology can be intimidating. Our teachers are trained to be patient and will guide you if you have trouble with your microphone or camera settings.

2. The Evaluation (15 Minutes)

This is the core of the session. Depending on your goals, the teacher will ask you to recite a short Surah.

If you are a complete beginner, we will start with the Arabic alphabet (Noorani Qaida). If you are advanced, we might test your memorization (Hifz) or advanced recitation rules.

The teacher listens for specific things:

3. The Custom Plan (10 Minutes)

Based on the evaluation, the teacher proposes a plan. They won’t just say “you need to learn.” They will say: “We need 3 months to fix your heavy letters, and then we can start memorizing Juz Amma.”

This is where you discuss your schedule. Whether you can commit to 2 days a week or 5, we build the curriculum around your life, not the other way around.