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Quran Teacher Gabon

Quran Teacher Gabon

One to one online lessons in Quran reading, Tajweed and memorisation for students in Libreville, Port-Gentil, Franceville and Oyem. Classes in [French and English]. We teach the Hafs reading. Payment by mobile money. First three classes free.

First question: Warsh or Hafs?

Most sites skip this. It matters more than anything else here.

Across West Africa, most people learn the reading of Warsh ‘an Nafi’. It spread with Maliki scholarship, and most mushafs printed in West and North Africa follow it. In Pakistan, India, Egypt and the Gulf, people read Hafs ‘an ‘Asim, standard since the Egyptian printing of 1923.

Both are correct. Both come down through unbroken chains. They differ in small things you would notice at once: the basmala at the start of a surah, the length of certain madd, and a few letters written differently on the page.

We teach Hafs

Be honest with yourself before booking. If your mushaf is a Warsh copy and you learned at a local maktab, a Hafs teacher will correct things your first teacher taught you properly. That helps nobody. Look instead for a teacher from Morocco, Mauritania or Senegal holding a Warsh ijazah.

If you read Hafs, or you are starting from zero and want the reading used in most of the Muslim world, we are a good fit.

How to check which one you have

A Warsh printing usually says riwayat Warsh on the title page, and the vowel marks look different from a Hafs copy. Ask your imam if you are unsure. Any imam in Libreville will tell you in a moment.

Who we teach

Gabonese families who want their children reading correctly. Families from Senegal, Mali, Niger and Nigeria settled in Port-Gentil or Franceville for work. Adults who went to a maktab as a child, can read, but were never taught the rules. Women and girls who want a woman teacher.

Islam is about 10.8 percent of Gabon’s population of roughly 2.5 million. There are around 24 mosques in the country, the largest in Libreville, Port-Gentil, Franceville and Oyem. Outside those four cities a qualified teacher nearby is hard to find.

Lessons in French

Your teacher explains the rule in French, then you apply it in Arabic.

French speakers meet the same three sounds every time. There is no ح, no ع and no خ in French, and French drops the h sound altogether. So ح goes silent, ع becomes a plain a, and خ turns into an r. Your teacher makes you produce each sound from the right place in the throat, hear the difference, then repeat until your mouth does it without thinking. This takes a few weeks and it decides whether your recitation is correct for the rest of your life.

What you will learn

Starting from the alphabet, through our Noorani Qaida course.

Fixing what you already read, in Quran reading with Tajweed.

Memorisation with a steady daily target and regular revision, in our Hifz programme.

Understanding the words, in the translation course and the Tafseer course.

All six programmes are on our course list.

Class times and connection

Gabon is one hour ahead of GMT. Pakistan is four hours ahead of Libreville, so a 7pm lesson in Libreville is 11pm for your teacher. Evening slots are limited. Morning and afternoon slots are open.

Airtel and Moov both run 4G in the main cities, and around 72 percent of people in Gabon are online. Video lessons work well in Libreville and Port-Gentil. On a weak connection we teach audio only.

How to pay

Mobile money is how most of Gabon pays. Airtel Money and Moov Money handled over 7 billion dollars in 2024. Tell us which you use and we will send instructions.

Thirty dollars a month covers twenty classes, roughly 18,000 XAF. Five days a week, thirty minutes each. Your first three classes are free with no card details.

Other currencies are on the fee page.

Qualifications, and how to check ours

Since this page opens with a question about qualification, it is fair that you can ask the same of us.

Before you book, ask which reading a teacher holds and where they studied. We will answer plainly. If a teacher holds an ijazah we will tell you who granted it. If a teacher is experienced but does not hold one, we will tell you that too.

Women teachers are available for sisters and girls. You meet your teacher in a free class before paying anything.

Safety for children

A parent may join or watch any lesson, at any time, without telling us first. Teachers do not message students outside scheduled lessons. We check qualifications and identity before hiring.

See our privacy policy.

Book a free class

Send your level, your language and your times on the contact form.

Contact us on WhatsApp for trial classes in Gabon

F.A.Q. GUIDE RELATED TO OUR ONLINE COURSES & CLASSES

Are online Quran classes available in Gabon?

Yes, students across Gabon, including Libreville, Port-Gentil and Owendo can join online Quran classes from home.

What is the duration of each class?

1 to 1 Classes duration is 30 minutes for each student. At some cases it can be increased up to 40 minutes.

Can we choose timings at our own convenience?

Yes, you can choose at your own convenience. We do our best to find the teachers who is available at that time.

Is a free trial class available in Gabon?

Yes, a free trial class is usually offered first so families in Gabon can check the teaching style before joining.

What if I miss a class?

If you miss a lesson, a make-up class can be rescheduled on your request.

 
Which platform is used for Quran classes in Gabon?

Most Quran tutors in Gabon use Zoom, though some also offer Google Meet or Teams sessions.

 
What do I need to get started?

A laptop, PC, Tablet or Smart Phone, Internet Connection. We use Google Meet, Teams and Zoom for audio/video chat call.

Can I get a female Quran tutor in Gabon?

Yes, qualified female tutors are available in Gabon for girls and ladies.

If You Have Any Questions, Trial Classes & Registration

Watch: How We Teach Quran to Young Learners

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    Where We Provide Online Quran Classes

    Deep within Central Africa’s rainforest heartland, Gabon’s Muslim families are keeping Quran learning close to home, through flexible one-to-one online classes built around their week.