Ustadh Abdur Rahman
Ijazah in Hafs · 8 yrs teaching kids
English, Arabic, Urdu
Teaches beginners with a lot of patience and has taken many children from their first letter to a full Nazra.
Noorani Qaida
Noorani Qaida
The right foundation, taught properly: every letter, every sound, before your child ever opens the Mushaf.
Who it's for
Complete beginners from around age 4, and any child or teenager who cannot yet read Arabic script fluently — this is where every student starts.
How it's taught
- One-on-one live video lessons, with the Qaida shared on screen
- Your child reads aloud every lesson — the teacher corrects gently, letter by letter
- Short daily practice set by the teacher, sized for your child's age
- A clear, visible finish line — Qaida is a short book, not an open-ended course
What your child will learn
- Recognise and pronounce all 29 Arabic letters correctly, in every position
- Join letters into words and read them without hesitating
- Read harakat, tanween, sukoon and shaddah accurately
- Understand the basic rules of madd (elongation) and stopping
- Read confidently enough to move on to the Mushaf itself
Curriculum stages
Clear milestones, so you always know where your child is and what comes next.
- 01
Beginner — the letters
- The 29 letters and their correct sounds
- Letters in their isolated, initial, medial and final forms
- Joined letters (huroof murakkabah)
- 02
Intermediate — harakat and words
- Harakat: fathah, kasrah, dammah
- Tanween, sukoon and shaddah
- Reading simple joined words
- 03
Advanced — ready for the Mushaf
- Madd letters and basic stopping rules
- Reading full lines fluently and without spelling out
- A confident finish, ready to begin Quran Reading
Teachers for Noorani Qaida
Ustadha Maryam
Ijazah in Hafs · 6 yrs teaching kids
English, Arabic
Specialises in young children and in helping shy students find their confidence reading aloud.
Questions about this course
My child does not know a single Arabic letter. Is that a problem?
Not at all — that is exactly where this course starts. The first lessons are the letters and their sounds, nothing else.
How long does Noorani Qaida usually take?
It varies by age and how often your child studies, but most children finish within a few months of steady lessons. Your teacher will give you a realistic estimate after the trial.
What happens after Qaida is finished?
Your child moves straight into Quran Reading — the same teacher, the same lesson time, now reading directly from the Mushaf.
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