Learners in Tunis, La Marsa, Sfax, Sousse and Djerba can study with a Quran Teacher Tunisia families and expats reach from home through Islamic Quran Academy. Every teacher is a Hafiz or Hafiza, classes run live on Meet or Zoom, and English is the language of instruction. Twenty classes cost $30 or €30 a month, with the first three free.
Tunisia holds some of Islam’s oldest places of learning. The Great Mosque of Kairouan dates from 670, and the Zaytuna Mosque in the Tunis medina, founded around 703, grew into the country’s centre of Islamic scholarship. The CIA reports that 99.1% of Tunisians are Muslim, and Islamic education is compulsory in public schools.
Quran classes in Tunisia are therefore everywhere, but most teach in Arabic or French. Our lessons are built for:
All lessons are one to one lessons, so the teacher’s attention stays on you for the full 30 minutes. Classes run Monday to Friday and can extend to 40 minutes, with weekend options and rescheduling for missed days. Children can begin at 4 in our online Quran classes for kids, while online Quran classes for adults welcome learners of any age. Teachers explain in English or Urdu only.
Tunisia has kept UTC+1 all year since 2008, so Tunis is always 4 hours behind Lahore. A 5 pm class in Sousse starts at 9 pm for your teacher. Ramadan is expected to start around 8 February 2027, when the sun sets in Tunis close to 6 pm, and lessons move around iftar.
Qalun is a popular recitation in parts of Tunisia and Libya. We teach Hafs an Asim. Readers of Qalun should say so during the trial, and you will get an honest answer about fit.
Our online Quran academy groups its online classes for Quran learning into these courses.
Noorani Qaida online takes complete beginners, including new Muslims, from single letters to reading short words, all explained in English.
Our Quran recitation classes focus on Tajweed rules such as lengthening, merging and stopping. A Tajweed teacher hears each verse you read and corrects it on the spot. Regular adult learners usually read the full Quran within 8 to 12 months.
Hifz students in Tunisia memorize the Quran through a set of new lines each day plus steady revision.
Students can add word by word translation and Tafseer to understand the meaning of what they recite.
For Islamic studies online, learners in Tunisia study everyday duas. Urdu lessons are optional.
Women and girls who prefer a female teacher can ask for a Hafiza at booking. She will teach every one of their classes.
Each of our male and female teachers is a Hafiz or Hafiza, teaching from Lahore, Pakistan, and you keep the same teacher throughout. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught that a skilled reciter of the Quran will be with the noble, righteous angels, and one who struggles with it receives a double reward (Sahih Muslim 798). Read more about us.
The monthly fee is $30 or €30 for 20 classes. Three free trial classes need no card details. Payment is by Western Union, and our refund policy is online. You can read parent reviews first.
Tunisia has no shortage of Quran heritage. Finding a Quran Teacher Tunisia English speakers can learn from at home takes one message. WhatsApp +92 313 858 1672 or use our contact page with your city, and book your three free classes. Y’aychek!
Yes. Students, expat families and new Muslims in Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Bizerte or Hammamet join on Meet or Zoom.
No. Explanations are in English or Urdu.
We teach Hafs an Asim. Mention Qalun at the trial and we will discuss it.
Any agreed time. Tunis is 4 hours behind Lahore all year.
Yes. A Hafiza is available for girls and women.
$30 or €30 a month for 20 classes of 30 minutes.
Adults who attend regularly usually read the full Quran in 8 to 12 months.
Tell your teacher, and it can be moved to another day.
Home to the ruins of ancient Carthage and a long history at the crossroads of the Mediterranean, Tunisia remains a majority-Muslim nation where families continue to place the Quran at the centre of daily life, now increasingly through one-to-one online classes built around school, work, and everyday routines.