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Nazra Quran course

Online Nazra Quran classes for kids

Help your child move from Qaida to reading the Quran fluently and correctly — in live, one-to-one lessons with a patient teacher.

  • One-to-one on Zoom
  • 3 free trial classes
  • Parents can watch
  • Female teachers
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About this course

What is Nazra Quran?

In short

Nazra Quran means reading the Quran by looking at the text (rather than from memory). An online Nazra course teaches a child who already knows the Arabic letters to read the Quran fluently, with correct pronunciation and basic Tajweed, in short daily or weekly lessons with a teacher.

Nazra means reading the Quran by looking at the text. It is the stage after Qaida and before Hifz — where a child goes from reading letters to reading the Quran itself, fluently and correctly. Many UK children finish Qaida but then read slowly or guess words; Nazra closes that gap with a teacher who hears and corrects every word.

Nazra & TajweedRECLive · 1-to-1

Surah Al-Ikhlas · Tajweed colours

قُلْ هُوَ اللّٰهُ اَحَدٌ ۱ اَللّٰهُ الصَّمَدُ ۲ لَمْ یَلِدْ ۙ۬ وَلَمْ یُوْلَدْ ۳ وَلَمْ یَكُنْ لَّهٗ كُفُوًا اَحَدٌ ۴

  • Qalqalah
  • Idgham
  • Madd
Teacher
Student
Each rule is colour-coded, then practised until it becomes natural.

Inside a 30-minute lesson

  1. 5 minRevise the last lesson
  2. 15 minNew learning with the teacher
  3. 5 minPractice & correction
  4. 5 minHome task & a short dua
Who it's for

Is this course right for you?

Finished Qaida

Can read joined Arabic words and is ready for the Quran.

Reads slowly

Guesses words or mixes similar letters like ح and ه.

Restarting

Stopped madrasah and needs to rebuild confidence.

Preparing for Hifz

Needs accurate reading before memorising.

Curriculum

What you'll learn

01

Accurate reading

Read from the Indo-Pak or Uthmani Mushaf your family uses.

02

Makharij

Pronounce every letter from its correct place.

03

Core Tajweed

Noon Sakinah, Meem Sakinah, Madd, Qalqalah, heavy and light letters.

04

Fluency & rhythm

Smooth, natural recitation — not broken word by word.

05

Short surahs

Surahs for Salah, memorised with correct Tajweed.

06

Duas & manners

Daily duas and Islamic manners alongside reading.

Tajweed made simple

The Tajweed rules your child will master

Rules are taught one at a time, then practised in real verses until they become natural.

  • Izhar
  • Idgham
  • Iqlab
  • Ikhfa
  • Ghunnah
  • Qalqalah
  • Madd Tabee'i
  • Madd Muttasil
  • Madd Munfasil
  • Heavy letters (Tafkheem)
  • Light letters (Tarqeeq)
  • Lam of Allah
  • Stopping (Waqf)
By the end

What you will achieve

Start with 3 free classes →
  • Read any page of the Quran confidently
  • Apply the core Tajweed rules
  • Recite short surahs correctly in Salah
  • Be ready to begin Hifz
Monthly Report CardRECLive · 1-to-1

Monthly report card · example

  • Reading accuracy
  • Tajweed
  • Revision at home
  • Focus in lessons

Teacher note: “Confident with Madd — next we practise Ghunnah.”

Teacher
Student
Every month: progress, effort and the next steps — sent to parents.
For parents

Report cards, rescheduling and recorded lessons

No more guessing what happened in class. Your teacher keeps you in the loop from the very first lesson.

  • Monthly report card on reading, Tajweed, effort and next steps
  • Easy rescheduling with 12 hours' notice
  • Every lesson recorded to safeguard students and teachers
  • Sit in on any lesson — you're always welcome
  • SEN & ADHD friendly — lessons adapted to your child
Compare

How online one-to-one compares

Honest comparison to help you choose — many families combine options.

FeatureAssafwaOnline 1-to-1Group madrasahLocal classApps & videosSelf-study
Teacher's full attention for the whole lesson✓Rarely✕
Every mistake heard and corrected✓Sometimes✕
No travel or waiting around✓✕✓
Lesson times you choose✓✕✓
Parents can watch any lesson✓Rarely—
Female teacher on request✓Sometimes—
Meet friends in person✕✓✕
Fees

Simple, transparent pricing

Try first, then choose. You never pay before you've seen how we teach.

  • 3 free trial classes — no card needed
  • 10% off every additional child
  • Save up to 15% when you pay in advance
  • No registration fee, cancel any time
  • Fees in GBP, USD, EUR, AUD and CAD
Recommended

Standard plan

4 classes per week · 30-minute lessons

£40 / month

Each sibling: £36/month

  • Fluent recitation
  • Advanced Tajweed
  • Islamic Tarbiyah studies
  • Monthly report card
  • Flexible rescheduling
Start with 3 free classes
Our promise to parents

Peace of mind from the first class

Every family gets the same commitments — whichever course you choose.

3 free trial classes

See real lessons before paying anything.

SEN & ADHD friendly

Lessons adapted for ADHD, autism and other special needs.

Monthly report cards

A clear report card every month: progress, effort and next steps.

Easy rescheduling

Give 12 hours' notice and we'll arrange a make-up class.

Recorded for safeguarding

Every lesson is recorded to protect students and teachers.

Parents can watch

Sit in on any lesson, any time.

Private one-to-one

Every class is a private Zoom lesson.

Female teachers

Request a female teacher for any course.

First-week guarantee

Not happy in week one? Full refund of month one.

Get started

Start in 3 easy steps

From request to first lesson in a few days.

  1. 1

    Request a trial

    Fill in the short form.

  2. 2

    Take 3 free classes

    Meet your teacher online.

  3. 3

    Choose a plan

    Keep learning with the same teacher.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Nazra and Hifz?

Nazra is reading the Quran from the text with correct pronunciation. Hifz is memorising the Quran. Children normally complete Nazra before starting Hifz.

Does my child need to finish Qaida first?

Usually yes. Your child should recognise all Arabic letters and read joined words. If not, we start with Qaida — the trial assessment tells us where to begin.

Do you teach the Indo-Pak script used in UK mosques?

Yes. We can teach from the Indo-Pak (13-line or 15-line) Mushaf common in UK homes and mosques, or the Uthmani script.

Are Nazra classes one-to-one?

Yes. Every lesson is a private one-to-one Zoom class, so the teacher hears and corrects every word.

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