Last checked October 2, 2026.
How Quran Class USA works
You pick a time in your own US zone. A teacher meets the student live, one-on-one, for 30 minutes. Classes run Monday to Friday, and weekend classes are available. The first 3 days are free, with no payment and no card.
The path from the form to a standing time
- Send the trial form with the state, ages, course, and days you can actually keep. Classes run Monday to Friday. Weekend classes are available too. The paid plan is 20 classes a month.
- We reply from +1 (380) 206-9388. We're available 24/7. Call, text or email anytime.
- You agree a trial slot. Choose a qualified male or female teacher. That choice is part of the match and does not add a fee.
- Take the 3 free classes. A parent can sit in. Use them to see whether the pace, the book, and the clock time work.
- If you continue, choose monthly at $45, 6 months at $40 a month ($240), or yearly at $35 a month ($420). Pay with Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or card via Stripe.
What a single class is trying to do
Thirty minutes is short on purpose. A child who just got off the bus does not need an hour of screen time. The teacher listens to reading or revision, corrects one or two patterns, and leaves a small piece for the next day. Adults use the same length for Tajweed or for reading they never finished as kids.
Qaida is the starting book for a child who does not yet join letters. Quran reading with Tajweed is the usual next step. Hifz means memorization, and it only stays healthy when the five-day rhythm is real, because new lines need daily revision. Islamic studies is the option when a family wants the class to cover practice and basic knowledge alongside reading.
Safety on a live call
There is no group room and no recorded classroom you cannot see. The student and the teacher are on one call, 30 minutes, one-on-one. For a child, keep the laptop in a shared room. You can mute the house, but you do not have to leave your child alone with the screen. Qualified male and female teachers are both available. Mark the one you want on the form.
Time zones, briefly
The class is booked in your local time. Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific each have their own page with sample windows. Start at the hub if you are not sure which zone your county uses. Split states, including parts of Indiana, Kentucky, Florida, Tennessee, and Texas, are called out on those pages so a family on the border does not book the wrong clock.
What you pay if you stay
$45/month on the monthly plan, $40/month on the 6-month plan ($240), or $35/month on the yearly plan ($420). Each is 20 one-on-one 30-minute classes a month, Monday to Friday, with weekend classes available. Start with a free 3-day trial. No payment and no card are required. You pay only if you decide to continue.
Monthly
$45 a month
Pay each month after the free 3-day trial, and only if you decide to continue. Same 20 classes.
6 months
$40 a month
Billed as $240 every 6 months. That is $5 less a month than paying monthly.
Yearly
$35 a month
Billed as $420 a year. The lowest monthly rate of the three plans.
Easy US payments
- Zelle
- Cash App
- Venmo
- PayPal
- Card via Stripe
Pay with Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or card via Stripe after the free 3-day trial, only if you continue.
Every plan is 20 one-on-one classes a month, 30 minutes each, Monday to Friday. Weekend classes are available too. Qualified male and female teachers, so your family can choose, at no extra cost. Prices are US dollars only.
Questions families ask
Are the classes in a group?
No. Each class is live and one-on-one (1:1), 30 minutes. A parent may sit with a child. Brothers and sisters book separate slots, often back to back.
When do we start paying?
The trial is free for 3 days. There is no payment and no card to start. You pay only after the trial, if you decide to continue.
How do I pay?
After the free 3-day trial, if you decide to continue, pay with Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or card via Stripe. Nothing is due during the trial, and no card is required to start.
What should a child have ready?
A quiet spot, headphones if the house is busy, and the book the teacher names in the trial. Younger children do better with a parent in the room for the first sessions.
Ready to pick a trial time?
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.