Quranic Scholars began with one belief: that every Muslim, anywhere in the world, deserves access to a qualified, caring Quran teacher — not just the one available down the street.
Quranic Scholars was founded to solve a problem many Muslim families face: finding a Quran teacher who is genuinely qualified, patient with children, comfortable for the whole family, and available at a time that actually works — especially for those living outside a Muslim-majority country.
We built a one-to-one teaching model from day one. No group calls, no shared attention — just a dedicated teacher, matched to the student, meeting consistently until real progress is made. Today, students across more than 20 countries learn with us, from five-year-olds starting Noorani Qaida to adults completing Hifz later in life.
Every decision we make — how we vet teachers, how we schedule classes, how we report progress to parents — is built around one question: would we trust this for our own children?
This is what every family can expect, without exception.
Every teacher holds a recognised Quran/Tajweed qualification or Ijazah, and is interviewed and test-taught before joining.
Families choose the teacher they are most comfortable with — an important option for sisters and young children.
Our average teacher has taught for 5+ years, both in physical madrassahs and online.
Students join from North America, Europe, the Gulf, Australia and beyond — every schedule is timezone-aware.
Morning, evening, weekend, Ramadan-adjusted — timing is built around your life, not ours.
No group classes. Every minute of every session belongs to one student.
You book a free trial class and tell us your goals, age and preferred timing.
We match you with a teacher based on subject, gender preference and schedule.
Your teacher runs a short assessment in the trial class to gauge current level.
A personal course plan is set, with monthly progress updates sent to parents.
Classes continue consistently, with revision built in so nothing is forgotten.
