Common questions, answered
Everything families usually ask before starting: classes, beginners, children, scheduling and the free trial. Still have a question? Reach out and we’ll help directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Classes & Teaching
Every class is a live, 1-o-1 video session with a qualified teacher. Classes are never pre-recorded.
Standard classes are 30 minutes, matching the plans on our Pricing page.
Yes, families can request a male or female teacher based on their preference.
Beginners
Yes. Noorani Qaida starts from the Arabic alphabet itself, with no prior reading ability assumed.
That's exactly what Noorani Qaida is for, at any age. Teachers are patient with adult beginners.
Children
Children of school age can typically begin; a teacher can advise on readiness during the free trial.
We aim to keep the same teacher and time slot consistent wherever possible.
Courses
See the guidance on our Courses page, or tell us your level during the free trial and we will recommend one.
Yes, many students take Islamic Studies alongside a Quran course.
Scheduling & Free Trial
Send us your name and phone number. We talk through the student's level and the times that suit you, then match a suitable teacher for one trial class before any commitment.
Yes. Classes are scheduled around the times that work for your family, not a fixed institutional timetable.
Contact your teacher or us directly in advance and we will help adjust the timing.
Devices & Access
A computer, tablet or smartphone with a camera, microphone and stable internet connection is enough.
Classes run over standard video-call software; your teacher will confirm the exact link when your trial is booked.