Online Quran Classes with a Native Arab Teacher
A native Arab teacher puts the Arabic of the Quran in the student's ear. The letter comes from the right place. When a sound slips, the teacher stops and has it said again.
- 5-day free trial
- Live 1-on-1
- About 30 minutes
- Male and female teachers
A class in your own time
The student stays at home. The teacher joins from wherever they teach, so a family can study with an Arab Qari or Qariya in another country.
Book a weekday evening, or Saturday and Sunday if the week is full. The class is one student. You are not put in a room with other families.
Tajweed from an Arab Qari
The teacher is a Qari or a Qariya. They stay on one letter until the student can copy it, then they move on.
A qaaf that sounds like a kaf, a madd cut short, or a pause in the wrong place is caught on the line the student is reading.
Who these classes are for
A child or an adult who wants the Arabic of the Quran in their ear, including someone who is still on the first letters.
Say when you book if the explanation should be mostly in English or Urdu. DeenSeed can match that student with a Non-Arab teacher who works more in those languages, and keep the Arab path for the student who wants the native sound.
What you can listen for
The letter
Where the tongue or the lips make the sound, and whether the student is copying that place or only the rough shape of the word.
The length
A madd held for its count, and a ghunnah that is not swallowed. The teacher taps the rhythm if the student rushes.
The stop
Where a verse may pause, and where cutting the sentence changes the meaning. That is pointed out on the line the student is reading.
Questions
You hear the letter from an Arab mouth, and the correction comes from someone who grew up inside that sound. A stretch, a nasal sound, or a heavy letter is caught when it is off.
