Online Quran Classes in Dubai & the UAE

Quran lessons that fit busy UAE schedules

In Dubai and Abu Dhabi the day is long: school, traffic, activities and, for many families, a commute for both parents. Fixing a regular time for a Quran teacher to visit the house is hard, and private home tutors can be expensive. Many families describe what they are looking for as تعليم القرآن أونلاين (online Quran teaching). With one-to-one online classes a dedicated teacher appears on the screen at home, at the same time each week, and nobody has to travel.

Class times in Gulf Standard Time

The UAE uses Gulf Standard Time (UTC+4) all year, with no clock changes, so your lesson time never shifts. The weekend is Saturday and Sunday, and Friday is a shorter day for many schools and workplaces. Some schools and employers set their own pattern, so tell us your family's real week when you book. Popular class times are:

Slots are confirmed when you book your free trial.

Why UAE families choose us

• Explained in English, Urdu or Hindi. English suits children in British, American and IB curriculum schools; Urdu or Hindi suits families who want parents or grandparents to follow along.
• Female teachers. Available for girls, young children and sisters.
• Clear fees, no travel. Plans are in dirhams, from AED 129 a month on the current 22% offer (regular AED 165), with no transport cost and a 3-day free trial (three free lessons) before you decide.
• A base for school Islamic Education. Correct reading and Tajweed help children feel confident in their Islamic Education and Arabic classes. Our lessons are separate from school and do not replace it.

For Indian and Pakistani families in the UAE

More than six million people from India and Pakistan live in the Emirates, and many of their children grow up between languages: English at school, Hindi, Urdu or another home language with family, and Arabic as a school subject. Quran lessons work best when the explanation comes in the language the child, and ideally the parent, understands without effort. The Arabic of the Quran stays exactly as it is; only the explanation changes.

• Hindi or Urdu explanation. Teachers explain in English, Urdu or Hindi. Many families use English for the child and switch to Hindi or Urdu when a parent or grandparent sits in on the lesson.
• Noorani Qaida or Yassarnal Quran. Your child can start from the beginner book your family already knows. Not sure which to pick? Read Yassarnal Quran or Noorani Qaida.
• Hifz for girls with a female Hafiza. Daughters and adult sisters can memorise the Quran with a female Hafiza, from Juz Amma to a full Hifz plan. See online Hifz for girls and women.
• Male and female teachers. Choose on the free trial form. The fee is the same either way.

Whether your child is at a CBSE, Pakistani-curriculum, British or American school in Dubai, Sharjah or Abu Dhabi, the lessons sit alongside school rather than competing with it.

Ramadan and summer

During Ramadan school and working hours are usually adjusted, so lesson times often change too. Many families add a revision or memorisation goal for the month, and adults often prefer a slot after Iftar or before Suhoor. The summer break, roughly July and August, is when many families travel. Lessons can carry on from anywhere with an internet connection; tell us if your time zone changes and we will confirm the new time.

Courses for every level

If your child is new to reading, begin with Noorani Qaida. Move on to Tajweed for careful recitation, or start a structured Hifz programme. Adults can study Quran with translation in private lessons.

Quran classes for children in UAE

Parents: online Quran classes for kids in the UAE sets out after-school timetables, school-calendar tips and safety questions. You may also want a daily Hifz routine for UAE school hours and the free Noorani Qaida lessons.

New to online classes? Read what to expect in a free trial Quran class, see the Quran classes for kids in the UAE, or start with our free Noorani Qaida lessons.