Learn from Madinah’s Quran circles
Your teacher studied and taught in the halaqahs of the Prophet’s Mosque and was qualified there by its sheikhs, reciters and scholars.
Meet our teachers →Learn to read, correct your recitation or memorise the Quran in private live lessons with teachers from the Quran circles of the Prophet’s Mosque, Madinah, qualified by its sheikhs, reciters and scholars. Short lessons that fit around work and family, with a free 3-day trial.
You are not learning from a hobbyist. Each teacher sat in the Quran circles of the Prophet’s Mosque, taught in them, and earned the approval of Madinah’s senior sheikhs, scholars and reciters before ever teaching online. You get that level of precision in a private lesson that fits your schedule.
Meet our teachers →Quranic Values is an independent online platform. This describes our teachers’ study and teaching background and does not claim official affiliation with Al-Masjid an-Nabawi.Your teacher studied and taught in the halaqahs of the Prophet’s Mosque and was qualified there by its sheikhs, reciters and scholars.
Meet our teachers →No class to keep up with and no one listening but your teacher. Mistakes are corrected kindly and directly.
Up to 25 minutes, five days a week. Big benefit in a short time, and easy to keep up for the long term.
Lessons are arranged at a time that suits your work and family, with a personal plan set around your goals.
Sisters can learn with female teachers; for adult sisters the camera is optional and used only when needed.
Female Quran teachers →Every lesson is recorded in your progress sheet, and your plan is reviewed each month.
Quranic Values is an independent online platform. This describes our teachers’ study and teaching background and does not claim official affiliation with Al-Masjid an-Nabawi.
Start where you are. The free trial includes a level check so the teacher can recommend the right course.
The Noorani Qaida for adult beginners and new Muslims: letters, harakat and joining, until you can read on your own.
Noorani Qaida course →Begin with Surah Al-Fatihah, then Al-Baqarah, learning each Tajweed rule and applying it straight away in the verses.
Tajweed classes →A written plan with three daily tasks — the new lesson, the recent portion and revision — reviewed every month.
Adult Hifz course →Memorise, understand and apply selected hadiths and daily adhkar, building sound belief and good character.
Hadith & Islamic studies →A path built around your goal — understanding the Quran, work or everyday use — from letters to building correct sentences.
Arabic courses →For adults (18+) with sound Tajweed who want guided voice and Maqamat training.
Maqamat course →Your teacher’s job is not to memorise for you, but to make you independent. You listen to the lesson audio — your teacher’s recording or a reciter they recommend — and repeat it in your own time until it is firm. The live class is for reciting, correction and your next task, so every minute counts.
You use the same Google Meet link every day. A laptop or tablet is best, in a quiet place.
You arrive with your lesson already memorised at home. The teacher hears the new lesson, the recent portion and your revision, correcting every mistake.
The teacher reads the next part from a Tajweed mushaf on a shared screen and you repeat until it is correct.
Your next task is written in your record, so you always know exactly what to prepare.
Meet your teacher and experience the method before deciding.
Tell the teacher your goal — reading, Tajweed, Hifz or Arabic — and agree a time that suits your work.
Your recitation is assessed privately and a realistic personal plan is set.
Experience correction, the lesson record and your first home task.
Choose to continue only after the three days; payment comes after the trial.
No. Adults of any age can learn to read correctly or start memorising. The teacher begins from your actual level and sets a pace that fits your life.
Yes. Adult beginners, including new Muslims, start with the Noorani Qaida, which usually takes one to four months, and then move to recitation, Tajweed or memorisation.
Up to 25 minutes, five days a week. Lessons are task-based and end earlier once the day’s work is complete — short and regular is easier to keep up alongside work and family.
Yes. Sisters can study with female teachers from the Quran circles of Madinah in women-only lessons. For adult sisters the camera is optional and used only when needed.
Classes are live with audio and video. When work, travel or another practical reason makes video difficult, an adult may join without the camera as long as the lesson continues effectively.
In the recitation and Tajweed course, students who keep up with their tasks usually read correctly and know the rules with their evidence by the end of the first one or two juz, which typically takes two to three months.
Yes. Your personal plan sets a realistic daily amount — a page, half a page or a few lines — plus revision, and it is reviewed every month so it stays achievable.
Very likely. Our teachers cover the day in shifts from Sunday to Thursday, so most work patterns can be matched after the first meeting.
A short introduction, a private assessment of your level with a written plan, and one complete lesson. You decide afterwards.
Take three free days with a teacher from the Quran circles of Madinah and see how much you can achieve in short daily lessons.