Quran Teacher Qualifications & Certificates
Review selected academic degrees, Quran teaching qualifications, scholarly ijazah, memorisation credentials, professional training and documented recognition held by Quranic Values teachers Abdul Rahman Yaqoob and Abdullah Yaqoob.
What These Documents Show
This page allows students and parents to review the evidence behind important teacher qualification claims before booking an online Quran class.
Academic Study
Formal university study in the College of the Noble Quran and Islamic Studies at the Islamic University of Madinah.
Quran Teaching Preparation
Structured teacher preparation and educational training related to Quran circles, student guidance and effective instruction.
Quranic Credentials
Documented Quran memorisation, Noorani Qaida study and a scholarly ijazah in the recitation of Hafs from Asim.
Private identity numbers have been concealed. English summaries explain the Arabic documents but do not replace the original certificates. Variations in English name spelling may occur because the documents were issued in Arabic and English by different organisations.
Abdul Rahman Yaqoob
Academic study in Quran and Islamic Studies, professional Quran teacher preparation, and documented service in Quran education at the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Quran & Islamic Studies
A bachelor’s degree from the College of the Noble Quran and Islamic Studies, awarded in 2020 with a GPA of 4.33 out of 5 and Second Class Honours.
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Quran Teacher Preparation Programme
Completed an extended Quran teacher preparation programme organised by the charitable Quran memorisation association in Madinah, passing the final examination in the first round with an Excellent grade and qualification to teach.
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Third Intensive Quran Memorisation Course
Recognition from the Quran Department at the Prophet’s Mosque for participation in the third intensive Quran memorisation course in 1436 AH.
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Fourth Intensive Quran Memorisation Course
Recognition from the Quran Department at the Prophet’s Mosque for distinguished performance and commitment to supporting students during the fourth intensive Quran memorisation course in 1437 AH.
Training for Effective Quran Teaching
These programmes focused on managing Quran circles, understanding learners, solving educational problems and developing effective teaching practice.
View Document ↗Quran Circle Management Skills
Two days of training with an applied assignment covering practical skills for organising and managing a Quran learning circle.
View Document ↗Characteristics of a Successful Teacher
A four-day teacher development course organised by the charitable Quran memorisation association in Madinah.
View Document ↗Educational Psychology in the Quran Circle
Training designed to strengthen understanding of learners’ educational and psychological needs within Quran teaching environments.
View Document ↗Problem-Solving in the Quran Circle
Professional training in recognising and addressing practical challenges that may arise during Quran instruction.
Abdullah Yaqoob
Hafiz of the Quran with a documented ijazah in Hafs from Asim, Quran teacher preparation at the Prophet’s Mosque, Noorani Qaida study and specialist educational training.
View Document ↗Quran Ijazah Through the Shatibiyyah Path
A scholarly ijazah confirming recitation of the complete Quran in the narration of Hafs from Asim through the Shatibiyyah path, with the chain of transmission recorded in the document.
View Document ↗Complete Quran Memorisation
A certificate confirming completion of Quran memorisation and successful recitation and Tajweed assessment at Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal Mosque in Madinah.
View Document ↗Quran Teacher Preparation Programme
Completed the teacher preparation programme conducted by the Quran Department at the Prophet’s Mosque, receiving an Excellent grade.
View Document ↗Noorani Qaida Course
Completed a structured Noorani Qaida course covering pronunciation, vocal performance, elongation, vowels, Tanween, Makharij and related reading foundations.
Practical Skills for Quran Instruction
Additional training in teaching methods and educational problem-solving for Quran learning environments.
View Document ↗Teaching Methods in the Quran Circle
Training in practical teaching approaches prepared for Quran circle personnel at the Prophet’s Mosque.
View Document ↗Problem-Solving in the Quran Circle
Educational training in identifying and responding to common challenges in Quran teaching and student support.
Issuing and Training Bodies
The documents on this page come from different academic, Quranic and educational bodies. Each credential is described according to what the original document states.
Islamic University of Madinah
A Saudi public university in Madinah. Abdul Rahman’s degree was awarded by its College of the Noble Quran and Islamic Studies.
Quran Department at the Prophet’s Mosque
The department responsible for Quran circles and intensive Quran programmes at the Prophet’s Mosque at the time these certificates were issued.
Charitable Quran Memorisation Association in Madinah
A Madinah-based Quran education organisation shown on certificates for memorisation, teacher preparation and professional development.
Qiam Center for Educational Training
An educational training centre in Madinah shown on certificates covering Quran circle management, psychology, teaching methods and problem-solving.
Al Furqan Centre for Quran Education
A specialist Quran education centre that issued Abdullah’s structured Noorani Qaida course certificate and detailed assessment.
Scholarly Quran Ijazah
An ijazah is a personal scholarly authorisation from a qualified teacher, recording the recitation studied and the chain of transmission stated in the document.
What This Means for Students and Parents
Qualifications provide evidence of study, preparation and Quranic experience. At Quranic Values, they are combined with level assessment, a personalised learning plan, regular follow-up and teaching appropriate to the student’s age and goals.
Credentials do not replace the importance of patience, communication and consistent teaching. Students can therefore begin with a complimentary 3-day trial before choosing a paid programme.