Online Quran Curriculum
Kahaf Quraan follows a structured Online Quran Curriculum for children, beginners, siblings, and adults. Our classes are 1-to-1 online lessons on Zoom or Microsoft Teams, each for 30 minutes, with a friendly teacher, level assessment, Quran reading, Tajweed, duas, Salah, manners, and Surah memorisation included in one course.
Learning Pathway
Parents can see exactly how a learner moves from basic recognition to fluent reading and optional Quran memorisation.
Teacher meets the student, checks their level and makes them comfortable.
Student learns recognition, sound, joining and correct pronunciation.
Foundation for reading, harakat, madd, sukoon, shaddah and Tajweed basics.
Teacher corrects Makharij, rules and reading habits gently.
Student reads the Holy Quran with fluency, revision and confidence.
Memorisation plan for short Surahs, Juz Amma or full Quran goals.
Trial Lessons
Trial lessons are not just a demonstration. They help the teacher understand the student and help parents see the teaching style before choosing a regular plan.
The teacher welcomes the student, talks gently, checks reading level and begins with an easy activity so the student feels relaxed.
The teacher continues from the student's actual level, whether that is alphabet recognition, Qaida, Tajweed correction, Nazra or memorisation.
The teacher gives guidance on the best next step and parents can choose suitable days, timing and a monthly plan.
30-minute lesson structure
For the Tajweed course, we begin with Qaida to build a strong foundation in Arabic alphabets and Tajweed rules. Alongside the main lesson, we include daily duas, Salah, manners and Surah memorisation in the same class.
The main lesson focuses on Qaida, Tajweed, Quran recitation, pronunciation correction, revision and reading practice according to the student's level.
Friendly and interactive
Children learn better when they feel safe and connected. Teachers may use simple learning games and talk about the child's favourite things to make the lesson friendly and interactive.
Short activities can be used for letters, sounds, revision and confidence.
Teachers may speak about school, hobbies or favourite topics to build comfort.
Mistakes are corrected with patience, repetition and clear examples.
Praise and small goals help students remain motivated without pressure.
Progress Check
When a student has read a part, the teacher conducts a friendly progress check. It is not a stressful exam. It helps confirm whether the student can read independently and is ready for the next lesson.
The student reads the completed part without rushing.
Pronunciation, fluency and Tajweed errors are corrected gently.
Weak points are repeated before moving ahead.
Parents receive clear advice for home practice.
The student moves forward when the teacher is satisfied.
Course Details
The Online Quran Curriculum can be adapted for beginners, students who already read some Quran, and students who want Holy Quran memorisation.
Recognition, sounds, separate letters and correct mouth positions.
How Arabic letters change shape at the beginning, middle and end.
Fatha, kasra, damma and short vowel reading practice.
Double vowels, stretching sounds and common reading patterns.
Stopping sound, doubled letters and stronger reading control.
Words, sentences, revision and preparation for Quran reading.
Students begin with suitable short passages to build confidence.
Teacher supports smooth reading without guessing or skipping.
Makharij, stretching, stopping and common mistakes are corrected.
Previously read pages are revised to improve retention.
The teacher guides the student through the Quran at a steady pace.
After completion, the focus is fluency, confidence and continued revision.
Teacher checks reading, focus, revision habit and family support.
Students may begin with shorter Surahs to build memorisation strength.
Small new portions are memorised according to ability and consistency.
Newly memorised portions are repeated to stop forgetting.
Older memorisation is reviewed in a regular cycle.
Teacher checks quality, fluency and confidence before increasing load.
Parent Guidance
Progress Updates
FAQs
Each class is 30 minutes. Usually 20 to 22 minutes are used for the main lesson and around 8 minutes for duas, Salah, manners and Surah memorisation.
No. Kahaf Quraan includes daily duas, Salah, manners and short Surah memorisation within the same structured course.
The teacher will assess their reading in the trial lesson. If the student is ready, they can begin Nazra Quran or Tajweed correction from their actual level.
No. Teachers conduct friendly progress checks to make sure the student has understood the lesson before moving forward.
Yes. Hifz can be taught with a plan for new memorisation, recent revision and old revision according to the student's ability.
For general child online-safety guidance, parents may also read resources from NSPCC Online Safety.
Let the teacher assess your student's level, make the class comfortable and guide you towards Qaida, Tajweed, Nazra Quran or Holy Quran memorisation.
Book 3 Free Trial Lessons
