How Much Do Online Quran Classes Cost? Our Prices and What You Pay For
“How much do online Quran classes cost, and is it worth paying when free classes exist?” It is a fair question, and every family deserves a clear answer before they commit. This page shows our prices openly, what each class costs in practice, what you are actually paying for, and how to judge value instead of only looking for the lowest price.
Our Prices, Openly
All programmes are one-to-one, five days a week (Sunday to Thursday), in US dollars:
| Programme | 1 month | 3 months |
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| Quran (memorisation, Tajweed, revision) | $120 | $330 |
| Hadith | $120 | $330 |
| Arabic language | $120 | $330 |
| Dual programme (any two: Quran, Hadith or Arabic) | $150 | $420 |
| Quran maqamat (adults) | $135 | — |
- About $5 to $6 per class: a month has around 20 to 22 class days, so a $120 month works out at roughly $5–6 for a live one-to-one class with a teacher from the circles of the Prophet’s Mosque.
- Save with 3 months: $330 instead of $360.
- A second subject for $30 more: the dual programme adds a second subject for only $30 a month.
- Pay only after the free trial: you try three days first, and pay only if you decide to continue.
What About Free Classes?
We will be honest: if you find a free class that is good, serves your purpose, and has a teacher who is truly proficient, there is nothing wrong with that, and we do not discourage it.
But many students come to us after free or very cheap group classes where nobody really listened to them: Tajweed mistakes went uncorrected, there was no plan for memorisation or revision, and they spent much of the class waiting for their turn. Read more in One-to-One Online Quran Classes.
What You Are Paying For: a Trust
For us, the fee a family pays is an amānah, a trust. In return, we commit to making sure the student moves forward every day and truly benefits. If the student keeps up with the tasks he is given and memorises them, we are confident he will progress. Concretely, you get:
- A teacher from the Quran circles of the Prophet’s Mosque, qualified under the sheikhs and reciters of Madinah.
- A personal plan suited to the student’s level and circumstances, for new memorisation and revision.
- One-to-one attention, with no waiting for your turn.
- A reliable daily record: whether the student recited, attended, was distracted, was tired, and so on, every single day.
- A personal Tajweed file the student keeps permanently.
- A monthly evaluation of the plan, with a result for parents.
Families with Several Children
Prices are currently per student. If you have several children who want to study, contact us: for siblings from the same family we can discuss a special arrangement by agreement.
How to Pay
Payment is made through the secure payment gateway on our website, after the free trial. For students in the West, an alternative transfer option can be arranged if preferred.
How to Judge Value, Not Just Price
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Who is the teacher?
Where did he learn, and who taught him?
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Is it really one-to-one?
Or will you wait for your turn in a group?
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Is there a plan and a record?
Can you see progress day by day and month by month?
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Can you try before paying?
A free trial lets you judge the teaching yourself.
Quranic Values is an independent online platform and is not officially affiliated with Al-Masjid an-Nabawi.
Questions About Cost
How much are online Quran classes?
$120 a month or $330 for three months for one subject, five one-to-one classes a week. A second subject costs $30 more per month.
Do I pay before the trial?
No. The first three days are free, and you pay only if you decide to continue.
Is there a sibling discount?
Prices are per student, but for siblings from the same family we can discuss a special arrangement. Contact us.
Why pay when free classes exist?
If a free class with a proficient teacher serves you well, that is fine. What we offer is a teacher from Madinah’s circles, a personal plan, one-to-one attention and a daily record, with our commitment to your progress.
Try It Before You Pay
Book a free 3-day trial: a teacher from the circles of the Prophet’s Mosque assesses your level, builds a personal plan and gives you a first real lesson. You pay only if you choose to continue.
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Sheikh Abdul Rahman Yaqoob is a certified Quran & Tajweed scholar, holding a Bachelor’s Degree with Honors in Noble Quran and Islamic Studies from the Islamic University of Madinah. He is the Lead Instructor at Quranic Values, dedicated to bridging the gap for Muslim families in the West by providing authentic Islamic education and nurturing a generation connected to their faith and identity