50 States
Ages 4 to 14

Online Quran Classes for Kids in the USA

Your child learns to read the Quran one-on-one with a qualified, patient teacher, live on Zoom from home. Classes for kids ages 4 to 14 run after school, in the evening or on weekends, with every time set in your own US time zone. Your child's first 30-minute class is free.

Kids' Quran classes at a glance

Ages
4 to 14, complete beginners welcome
Format
Live, private classes on Zoom, taught in English
Class length
30 or 60 minutes; most young children start with 30
Pace
2, 3 or 5 classes a week
Price
Plans start at $40 for 8 classes. 15% off for a second child
First class
Free, 30 minutes
Course Overview

Quran Classes for Kids, at Home

Many Muslim families in the USA have no Quran class nearby, or no time to drive to one between school, homework and activities. Our online Quran classes for kids bring the teacher to your home instead. Children ages 4 to 14 start with the Arabic letters in Noorani Qaida and move on to reading the Quran with basic Tajweed.

Each class is live and private on Zoom, with a qualified teacher. Classes are taught in English, so your child always understands what to do next. Female Quran teachers are available for sisters and younger children.

Lessons follow your child's age and level. A 4-year-old begins with letter shapes and sounds; a 12-year-old may already be reading and memorizing Surahs. After the free class, the teacher recommends where your child should start and how many classes a week suit them.

✓ Ages 4 to 14✓ Female Teachers Available✓ Taught in English✓ Free First Class
A child at home in one of our online Quran classes for kids
Curriculum

What Your Child Will Learn

Skills build step by step, from the very first Arabic letter to reading the Quran with confidence.

أ

All Arabic Letters

Recognize, pronounce, and write all 28 Arabic letters in their isolated and connected forms.

🔤

Noorani Qaida

A step-by-step reading primer that takes a child from single letters to joined words and short phrases. About the course

📖

Reading the Quran

Move from Noorani Qaida to reading real Quranic words and verses with correct pronunciation.

🗣️

Tajweed Basics

Fundamental rules such as short vowels, Madd, Sukoon and Shaddah, so your child recites correctly. About the course

💎

Short Surahs by Heart

Memorize Surahs used in daily prayer: Al-Fatiha, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas, Al-Kawthar and more.

☪️

Islamic Manners (Adab)

How to handle and read the Quran with respect, the importance of Wudu, and good manners in class.

Is This Course Right for Your Child?

Quran Classes by Age

Ages 4 to 7

Early Beginners

Children at this age begin with letter shapes and sounds, using pictures and lots of repetition. Classes are usually 30 minutes, and a parent nearby helps young children settle.

  • ✓Arabic letter sounds
  • ✓Recognizing letter shapes
  • ✓First Noorani Qaida lessons
  • ✓Short Surahs by listening and repeating
Ages 8 to 12

Growing Readers

Children who can focus for longer work through Noorani Qaida, start reading the Quran, and begin memorizing Surahs with correct pronunciation.

  • ✓Complete Noorani Qaida
  • ✓Begin reading from Juz Amma
  • ✓Basic Tajweed rules
  • ✓Memorize short Surahs
Ages 13 and up

Teens

Teens take a more academic approach: fluent reading with Tajweed, longer memorization, and a path to Hifz if they want it.

  • ✓Fluent Quran recitation
  • ✓Full Tajweed rules
  • ✓Longer Surah memorization
  • ✓Path to the Hifz program

Teens ready to memorize the whole Quran can move on to our online Quran memorization (Hifz) program.

For Parents Comparing Options

How to Choose the Best Online Quran Classes for Kids

The best online Quran classes for kids are the ones where your child is taught well, feels safe, and keeps going week after week. Before you pay any academy, check these five things. This is how we answer each one.

  1. 1

    A real teacher you can meet first

    Your child's teacher is named and qualified, and the free 30-minute class is with a teacher, not a sales call.

  2. 2

    Private classes, not a group

    Your child has the teacher to themselves, so every letter is heard and corrected and the pace follows your child.

  3. 3

    A female teacher if you want one

    Ask when you book, and every class after that is with a female teacher too. Details

  4. 4

    Times in your own time zone

    Classes run 7 days a week, and every time is confirmed in your US time zone, even when the clocks change.

  5. 5

    Clear prices, no contract

    You pay per package of classes, unused classes are refunded, and you can stop with 7 days' notice before the next bill. Details

For the full checklist, including red flags to avoid, read how to choose the best online Quran academy for your child.

Busy School Weeks

Quran Classes That Fit Around School

Most parents who contact us are not asking whether their child should learn the Quran. They are asking when. Between school, homework, sports and family time, a weekly drive to an evening class is often the first thing to fall off the calendar. Because every lesson is online and private, you choose the slot and your child logs in from home.

Starting with the new school year

The start of the school year is when family routines get set, so it is the easiest time to give Quran a fixed place in the week. Many families begin with two classes a week while their child adjusts to a new grade, then add a third once homework and activities have settled. There is no term start date to wait for. After the free trial class, regular lessons can begin as soon as you have picked your times.

After school Quran classes

Classes run 7 days a week, so an after school slot is easy to find. Younger children usually do best with a short 30-minute class after a snack and a break, before homework takes over. Older children often prefer a slightly later evening lesson. Whichever you choose, keeping the same time each week helps the class become part of the day rather than one more thing to negotiate.

Weekend Quran classes

If weeknights are already full, classes can move to Saturday or Sunday, or you can pair one weekday lesson with one weekend lesson. Unlike a large weekend school class, your child still has the teacher to themselves for the whole session. Each weekend class costs a little more; the exact amount is on our pricing page.

When the week changes

Exam weeks, school trips and holidays happen. Move a class at least 4 hours before it starts and it is made up, not lost, so a busy week does not mean falling behind. If you have more than one child, ask for their lessons to be booked one after another, and the sibling discount is applied automatically.

Why private classes suit children

In a group, a child who is struggling with a letter waits, and a child who is ahead gets bored. With one teacher and one student, every correction is made on the spot and the pace follows your child. For shy children it also means reciting out loud without an audience, which is often what builds their confidence first.

Booked in your local time

Class times are always confirmed in your own time zone, for families in New York City, in Seattle or anywhere else in the US. During Ramadan, lessons can move around school, iftar and family time. See our Ramadan Quran classes for how families plan that month.

How Classes Work

How Our Kids' Quran Classes Work

Every class is live and private, in a calm setting where your child can make mistakes and learn from them.

Live Private Classes

Your child has the teacher's full attention for the whole class. No group, no waiting, and the teacher moves at your child's pace.

Flexible Scheduling

Classes run 7 days a week. Tell us the times that fit your family, after school, evenings or weekends, and we arrange a teacher around them. A class moved at least 4 hours before it starts is rescheduled, not lost.

Child-Friendly Teaching

Teachers use pictures, repetition, praise and patience. Short Islamic stories and small rewards keep young learners motivated.

Class Length

Classes are 30 or 60 minutes, and most young children start with 30. The easiest way to learn Quran for kids is little and often, so we recommend 3 to 5 classes a week, though 2 a week is a good start.

Progress Updates When You Ask

Ask at any time and your child's teacher will tell you what has been covered, what needs more practice, and what comes next.

Parents Welcome

Parents can sit with younger children during class. Teachers only contact families through the academy, never privately.

Your Teachers

Quran Teachers for Kids

Two of the teachers who teach children with us. Every teacher is certified and checked before teaching, and a female teacher can be arranged at most times.

Ustadha Almas Fatima - Quran Teacher at Ease Quran Online Academy
Female Teacher

Ustadha Almas Fatima

Qaria e Quran, Bachelor in Islamic Studies
Quran for Kids, Tajweed, Noorani Qaida, Islamic Studies
Teaching since 2022
Ustadha Ayesha Rahman - Quran Teacher at Ease Quran Online Academy
Female Teacher

Ustadha Ayesha Rahman

Hifz-ul-Quran, Tajweed Certification, Islamic Studies Certification
Quran Reading, Tajweed, Noorani Qaida
7+ Years

Meet all our teachers →

What Families Tell Us

Messages US families sent us on WhatsApp, shared with their permission.

“Alhamdulillah, thank you for the free trial class. We had a very good experience. Zenab loved the class! She really enjoyed it, and the teacher was kind, patient, and made her feel comfortable. We are very happy with the experience, Alhamdulillah.”

Parent, USASent to us on WhatsApp after a free trial class
View original WhatsApp message
WhatsApp screenshot of the parent's message quoted above, sent after their daughter's free trial Quran class

“Thank you so much for the class. It went very well, and Emirhan liked his teacher. We especially appreciated that he read Islamic stories and helped Emirhan learn about Allah that was exactly what we were looking for…”

Parent, USASent to us on WhatsApp after a free trial class
View original WhatsApp message
WhatsApp screenshot of the parent's message quoted above, sent after their son's free trial Quran class

“She was amazing she knew exactly what he needed. We are deciding between her and another. If you would please just give me to end of day I will update. Overall she was so pleasant and knowledgeable.”

Parent, USASent to us on WhatsApp after a free trial class
View original WhatsApp message
WhatsApp screenshot of the parent's message quoted above about their son's trial class teacher

Read more messages from families

Simple Pricing

Plans start at $40 for 8 classes

Pay per package of classes, with no contract. A second child gets 15% off, automatically. To stop, just give us 7 days' notice before your next bill, and unused classes are refunded. Your child's first class is free, no credit card required.

View All Pricing Plans
FAQ

Questions Parents Ask About Kids' Quran Classes

The best online Quran class for a child is one where a qualified teacher teaches your child alone, at a pace that suits their age, and lets you see a free class before you pay. Check five things: a real, named teacher; private rather than group classes; a female teacher if you want one; class times set in your own time zone; and clear prices with no contract. Ease Quran meets each of these, and you can judge for yourself in the free trial class.
Many children start between ages 4 and 6, and we teach children from age 4. At that age, classes are short and use pictures and repetition, starting with the Arabic letters in Noorani Qaida. From about age 7, children follow a more structured path from Noorani Qaida to reading the Quran. It is never too late: older children and teens start at their own level.
Classes are 30 or 60 minutes. Most young children do best with 30 minutes, often after school; older children and teens may prefer 60. Two classes a week is a good start while a child settles in. For steady progress, three to five shorter classes a week help young children remember more than one long weekly lesson.
Plans start at $40 for 8 classes, at two 30-minute classes a week. Three classes a week is $55 for 12 classes. A second child gets 15% off and a third 25% off, applied automatically. A Saturday or Sunday class costs $2 extra for 30 minutes. There is no registration fee, and your child's first class is free.
Yes. Classes are live on Zoom, and parents are welcome to sit in; we suggest it for young children. Before anyone teaches with us, we see their original certificates, hear them recite, watch a demo class, and check their ID and references. Teachers only contact families through the academy, never privately. A female teacher can be arranged at most times.
Yes. Alongside Quran reading, children can take Islamic Studies: the basics of belief, how to pray, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and Islamic manners, taught at their age level. Many families pair it with their child's Quran classes.

Thinking about memorizing the whole Quran one day? Read how long Hifz usually takes before you plan.

Free Trial Class

Give Your Child the Gift of Quran

Book a free trial class and see how your child gets on with a patient, qualified teacher. No credit card, no commitment.

Free trial class • No card needed • No contract

Book Your Free Trial