Beginner (After School Program)

Our Beginner program is designed for students who are taking their first step towards learning the Quran. This level focuses on building a strong foundation through the correct pronunciation of Arabic letters, understanding basic Tajweed rules, and developing fluency in reading.
Each lesson is taught with patience and care to help learners gain confidence in reciting the Quran beautifully and accurately.

What You’ll Learn

• Arabic alphabet and pronunciation (Makharij).

• Basic rules of Tajweed and application in daily recitation.

• Recognition and reading of Quranic words and verses.

• Memorization of short Surahs.

Topics Covered

• Noorani Reader (Step-by-step guide to Quran reading).

• Correct articulation points of Arabic letters.

• Introduction to Harakaat (vowel signs).

• Small Surahs from Juz Amma.

Enrollment Criteria

To ensure a respectful, productive, and spiritually focused learning experience, all students must meet the following requirements before enrollment is approved.

1. Age Requirement

• Students must be at least 7 years of age at the time of enrollment.

• Younger students may be considered only under exceptional circumstances, subject to an evaluation by the teacher or academy administration.

  2.Internet Access and Technical Setup

• Students must have reliable Wi-Fi access and a stable internet connection throughout class time.
• A functioning device with camera and microphone (laptop, tablet, or desktop) is required for all sessions.

• Technical issues or poor connectivity should be resolved promptly to avoid class disruptions.

  3.Guardian Supervision

• A parent or guardian must be present or nearby during class sessions, especially for younger students.

• Guardians are expected to monitor behavior, maintain discipline, and ensure students remain attentive and respectful during lessons.

  4.Learning Environment

• Students must attend class in a quiet, distraction-free environment to allow proper concentration and respect for Quranic recitation.
• Background noise, multiple people talking, or other disturbances are not permitted during class time.5. Dress Code

• Students are expected to adhere to Islamic dress standards during class sessions.
  • Boys: modest clothing covering from navel to knees at minimum; clean and respectful appearance.
  • Girls: modest attire with hijab covering hair, neck, and chest.
• The dress code applies even in online sessions as part of adab (proper Islamic conduct) before the Qur’an.