Last checked October 2, 2026.

Class times for US families

Choose the clock on your phone. Each zone page lists the windows parents actually request, the states that usually share that clock, and the counties that do not.

How to use these pages

Start with the zone, not with a wish for "evenings." Write down when you are truly home, then read the table on that zone's page. If the only reliable day is Saturday or Sunday, go to weekend Quran classes before you invent a weekday you will cancel. If you are in Dearborn, the Dearborn page adds the local school context on top of the Eastern clock.

Each class is one-on-one and 30 minutes. Classes run Monday to Friday, and weekend classes are available. The paid plan is 20 classes a month. Sample times are requests, not a board of open seats.

Alaska and Hawaii

Alaska Time and Hawaii Time are outside the four continental zones. Hawaii does not use daylight saving time. Alaska does. We do not publish a fake Pacific schedule for either state. Choose your state on the trial form, set the time zone to Alaska or Hawaii, and write the local hour you want. We confirm that hour in your time, the same way we confirm 4 p.m. for a Mountain address.

Questions families ask

What if my state is split between two clocks?

Open the zone that matches the phone in your kitchen, and say the county in the trial note. Indiana, Kentucky, Florida, Tennessee, Texas, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Idaho, and Oregon all have a line in them.

Where do Alaska and Hawaii go?

They are not Eastern, Central, Mountain, or Pacific. Use the trial form, choose Alaska or Hawaii, and we will confirm a 30-minute time on your local clock.

Not sure of the zone? Send the state.

Tell us your state, the students' ages, and the days that fit your week. No card is required for the 3 free classes. If you would rather message first, WhatsApp is the second option.