Question 1

Are these lessons recorded in advance?

Accepted Answer

No. Every lesson is live and one to one with a certified teacher. Your child interacts in real time and gets corrected on the spot.

Question 2

Can I try before committing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Book a free 30 minute trial and meet your teacher first. You only choose a plan once you feel confident.

Question 3

Do the classes fit my schedule?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You pick the times that suit you best. Our teachers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and you pay monthly or by the hour.

Question 4

How do I join a live session?

Accepted Answer

Easy. Open your dashboard and click Join up to 10 minutes before your session starts. Everything happens in one place.

Question 5

Where is your company located?

Accepted Answer

We are based in Marrakech, Morocco, and teach families across the world through live online sessions. Our team is always reachable by email or phone.

Question 6

What if the matched teacher isn’t the right fit?

Accepted Answer

We rematch your child with another certified teacher at no extra cost. Tell us what didn’t work (pace, style, or preference), and we find a better fit.

Question 7

Can I request a specific or female teacher?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tell us your preference, including a female teacher if your family prefers one, and we match you with a teacher who fits your goals and your child's level.

Question 8

Are the lessons live or recorded in advance?

Accepted Answer

Every lesson is live and one to one with a certified teacher, never recorded in advance, so your child interacts and is corrected in real time.

Question 9

Can parents follow what their child is learning?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You receive a session report after every class and can sit in on any lesson, any time, so you always know what is being taught.

Question 10

What's the difference between monthly and hourly billing?

Accepted Answer

Monthly plans give your child a fixed weekly rhythm at a lower per session rate and renew automatically each month. Hourly billing has no weekly commitment, so you book and pay for single sessions whenever you need them.

Question 11

Can I switch between monthly and hourly later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can move between a monthly plan and hourly booking at any time from your dashboard, and the change applies to your next billing cycle.

Question 12

What happens if I miss a session?

Accepted Answer

Let us know in advance and we'll reschedule it. Missed monthly sessions can be rebooked within the same month, so you never lose what you paid for.

Question 13

Can I split sessions across more than one subject?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The sessions in your plan can be spread across different subjects, for example Quran and Arabic, based on what your child needs.

Question 14

Is the free trial separate from these plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The free trial is completely separate from the monthly and hourly plans. It lets you meet a teacher and check your level before paying, so you only choose a plan once you feel confident.

Question 15

Does my child need to read Arabic first?

Accepted Answer

No. We start with the short surahs and teach by talqeen, the teacher recites, your child listens and repeats, so a child who can't yet read Arabic can still memorize correctly and build sound pronunciation.

Question 16

How young can my child start?

Accepted Answer

There is no fixed age. The teacher reads one or two verses at a time, to your child's capacity, and the plan follows their ability and pace rather than their age.

Question 17

Do you teach tajweed, or only memorization?

Accepted Answer

Both. Tajweed is applied practically during memorization, rules are explained simply and repeated through the verses, not taught as long theory. When your child is ready, we move to a simple study of primers like Tuhfat al Atfal.

Question 18

Is it only Quran, or also daily worship?

Accepted Answer

It is a complete lesson. Alongside memorizing the Quran, your child learns daily adhkar from Hisn al Muslim, and the rulings of wudu and prayer, taught both in theory and in practice.

Question 19

Are sessions live or recorded?

Accepted Answer

Every session is live and one on one. The teacher recites, your child repeats, and pronunciation and delivery are corrected in real time, never a recorded in advance video.

Question 20

What happens after the free trial?

Accepted Answer

If it is a good fit, you choose a monthly or hourly plan on the pricing page and continue with the same teacher. The trial itself is free and carries no commitment.

Question 21

Can my child start at any age?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is no age gate. A child who doesn't know the letters yet starts at the Beginner stage, and we place every child by their real level in each skill, listening, speaking, reading, and writing, rather than by age.

Question 22

My child already speaks some Arabic. Which stage do they start at?

Accepted Answer

Often the Intermediate stage. Many heritage children understand and speak some Arabic from home but cannot yet read or write it. The free trial works as a placement check across the four skills, so they start where they actually are instead of repeating the alphabet.

Question 23

Can we adjust the plan if it's too easy or too hard?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because every session is one on one, the teacher adjusts the pace continuously and can move your child between stages, or spend more time on a weaker skill, whenever the work stops fitting. You are never locked into a fixed track.

Question 24

Is this Modern Standard Arabic or a dialect?

Accepted Answer

The program teaches Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha), the written and formal language used across the Arab world, from the alphabet through reading literature and following documentaries. It is the foundation that transfers to any dialect later.

Question 25

What happens after the free trial?

Accepted Answer

If it is a good fit, you choose a monthly or hourly plan on the pricing page and continue with the same teacher. The trial itself is free and carries no commitment.

Question 26

Are sessions live or recorded?

Accepted Answer

Every session is live and one on one with your child's teacher, never a recorded in advance video. Your child speaks, asks questions, and is corrected in real time, and the teacher adjusts the lesson as it goes.

Question 27

Does my child need any background to start?

Accepted Answer

No. We choose lessons by your child's age, level, and prior background, so a child new to Islamic studies and a child who already knows the basics each start where they are.

Question 28

Will my child cover everything in one year?

Accepted Answer

We don't promise a child learns everything in a year, children differ in age, ability, and number of sessions. We promise a clear program, continuous follow up, and a gradual pace that builds a strong foundation.

Question 29

What will my child actually be able to do?

Accepted Answer

Know how to perform wudu and pray, learn from the Prophet's life, reflect on the stories of the prophets, and practise Islamic manners at home, at school, and with people.

Question 30

How do you keep it from feeling dry?

Accepted Answer

A new theme each week, a story, a hadith, a point of fiqh, or a character trait, with images, questions, and activities suited to your child's age.

Question 31

Is it suitable for children in not Muslim countries?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It is built for children growing up outside the Muslim world who need to learn their faith clearly and simply, at their own age and level.

Question 32

Are sessions live or recorded?

Accepted Answer

Every session is live and one on one with a teacher who follows your child's progress, never a recorded in advance video.

Frequently asked questions

Getting started

Teachers & standards

Pricing & billing

Quran program

Arabic program

Islamic education

Quran. Arabic. Islamic Education. Three steps, and you're in your first class.

Frequently asked questions

Getting started

Teachers & standards

Pricing & billing

Quran program

Arabic program

Islamic education

Quran. Arabic. Islamic Education. Three steps, and you're in your first class.