Online Quran classes in Croatia
Private Quran lessons on Zoom for Muslim families in Zagreb, Rijeka, Split, Osijek and every Croatian town. Children and adults study Noorani Qaida, Tajweed and Hifz with their own teacher, and the first three classes are on us.
Zagreb · Rijeka · Split · Osijek · Pula · and every other town
Pakistan ahead of Croatia
a month, 20 classes
trial classes, free
languages we teach in
Online Quran classes in Croatia give your child a qualified teacher at home, one to one on Zoom, on weekday afternoons or evenings. Lessons start with Noorani Qaida and build up to Quran reading with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic studies, which is free with every Quran course.
Islam has been an officially recognised religion in Croatia since 1916, and the Zagreb Mosque, opened in 1987, is the heart of the community today. Most Croatian Muslims have Bosniak or Albanian roots, and many children learn at the weekend mekteb of their local džemat. Families outside Zagreb, Rijeka and Sisak often have no mekteb nearby, and that is where a private online teacher helps most.
Our teachers do not speak Croatian or Bosnian. They teach in English, Urdu or Arabic, and since most young people in Croatia learn English at school from an early age, English works for the majority of our students here.
Children who already know some Arabic from mekteb can move faster, and the recitation itself is always taught in Arabic, letter by letter.
Class times
Croatia uses Central European Time. Pakistan, where our academy is based, is 4 hours ahead from late October to late March and 3 hours ahead during summer time, so a Croatian afternoon is our evening.
4:00 pm in Zagreb
= 8:00 pm in Lahore
5:00 pm in Split
= 8:00 pm in Lahore
3:00 pm in Rijeka
= 7:00 pm in Lahore in winter
11:00 am in Osijek
= 3:00 pm in Lahore in winter
Many Croatian schools switch between morning and afternoon shifts. Tell us how your child’s weeks run, and we will look for slots that fit both. Classes take place Monday to Friday.
Why families choose us
In Croatia the fee is €30 a month for 20 private lessons of 30 minutes, Monday to Friday. Before you pay anything, your child takes three trial lessons free of charge.
Girls and women who prefer a female teacher can have one for every lesson, privately on Zoom and right from the first trial class.
Request it when you book, or learn more about our female Quran teachers.
Parents are free to join the call, sit beside a young child or listen from another room. The teacher can tell you after any lesson what was covered and what to revise.
Not a good match? We will arrange a different teacher. See more about our online Quran tutors.
3 easy steps
Getting your child started is simple.
Send us the student's age, your town and the school shift pattern.
Meet the teacher on Zoom for free and check the level.
Keep the same teacher for €30 a month.
Yes. We teach families from Zagreb to Dubrovnik, one to one on Zoom.
€30 a month for 20 lessons of 30 minutes, Monday to Friday, starting after three free trial lessons.
Yes. Tell us which weeks are morning and afternoon shift, and we will look for slots that suit both.
No. Lessons are in English, Urdu or Arabic, and the reading is always in Arabic.
Yes. Many parents use them for extra reading and Tajweed between mekteb classes.
No. It stays at the same Croatian time, and we adjust things on our side.
Yes. Ask for a female teacher when you book and she will teach every lesson.
Yes. Adults can start from the Arabic letters and learn privately at their own speed.
Major cities
Wherever you live in Croatia, the format is the same: your own teacher, fixed weekday slots and Croatian time. Families across the border can visit our Quran teacher in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Quran teacher in Slovenia pages.
Families near the Zagreb Mosque and across the capital, from Novi Zagreb to Dubrava.
Children in Rijeka, home to one of Croatia's newest mosques, can learn on weekday afternoons.
Students in Split and along the Dalmatian coast get a teacher of their own.
Slavonian families with no mekteb nearby can study from home.
One-to-one Qaida and Tajweed for children in Sisak and the area around it.
Families in Istria can fit a short Quran lesson around school and work.
Weekday lessons for students in northern Dalmatia.
Students near the Bosnian border can add private Tajweed practice to their mekteb.