Online Quran classes in Denmark
One-to-one Quran lessons on Zoom for Muslim families in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense and every Danish town. Children and adults study Noorani Qaida, Tajweed and Hifz with a teacher of their own, and the first three classes are free.
Copenhagen · Aarhus · Odense · Aalborg · Esbjerg · and anywhere in Denmark
time difference with Pakistan
per month for 20 classes
free trial lessons
languages our tutors use
Muslim families in Denmark have roots in Turkey, Pakistan, Iraq, Somalia, Afghanistan, Bosnia and many other countries, and most live in and around Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense. The Grand Mosque in Copenhagen opened in 2014, yet for many children the nearest weekend Quran school is still a bus or train ride away.
Online lessons bring the teacher to your home instead. Your child sits with the same tutor on Zoom a few times a week, starting with Noorani Qaida and moving on to Quran reading with Tajweed. Students who want to memorise can join our Hifz classes, and Islamic studies come free with every Quran course.
Our tutors do not teach in Danish. They teach in Urdu, English or Arabic, and since Danish children start English early at school, English lessons suit those who do not speak Urdu at home. Pakistani-Danish families often pick Urdu so that grandparents can follow along.
Whichever language you choose, the Arabic of the Quran is taught the same way: letter by letter, with the teacher listening and correcting each sound.
Class times
Denmark runs on Central European Time. Pakistan, where our academy is based, is 4 hours ahead in winter and 3 hours ahead in summer, so Danish afternoons fall inside our evening teaching hours.
4:00 pm in Copenhagen
= 8:00 pm in Lahore
4:00 pm in Aarhus
= 7:00 pm in Lahore
3:00 pm in Odense
= 7:00 pm in Lahore in winter
5:30 pm in Aalborg
= 9:30 pm in Lahore in winter
Tell us which weekdays and times suit your family, whether you live in a big city or on Bornholm. When the clocks change, your lesson keeps its Danish time and we move the teacher’s timetable on our side.
Why families choose us
Families in Denmark pay €30 a month for 20 classes of 30 minutes, Monday to Friday. Before that, three trial classes are free, so you only pay once you are happy with the teacher.
Many mothers and daughters in Denmark would rather study with a woman. A female tutor can teach them privately on Zoom from the very first trial class, with no one else in the lesson.
Mention it when you book, or read more about our female Quran teachers.
You are welcome to sit in on the Zoom call or keep an eye on it from the kitchen while your child reads. Ask the teacher at any time what was covered and what to revise before the next class.
If your child does not click with the tutor, we will arrange a different one. See how our online Quran tutors work.
3 easy steps
Getting started takes three short steps.
Share the student's age, your city and the days that suit you.
Meet the tutor on Zoom. There is nothing to pay for the trial.
Keep the same tutor for €30 a month.
Yes. We teach children and adults all over Denmark, live on Zoom and one to one.
Lessons are set in Danish time, usually on weekday afternoons after school, Monday to Friday.
€30 a month for 20 classes of 30 minutes. Your first three classes cost nothing.
No. They teach in Urdu, English or Arabic, and most children in Denmark manage well in English.
Many children begin Noorani Qaida at four or five. Older beginners are just as welcome.
Yes. Adults study privately at their own pace, from the alphabet to fluent recitation.
Yes. Ask for a female tutor when you book and she will teach from the first trial class.
Only Zoom, on a laptop, tablet or phone. A quiet corner and a Qaida or Quran are all you need.
Major cities
From Zealand to North Jutland, every student gets the same setup: a personal tutor, a fixed weekday slot and lessons in Danish time. Families across the water can visit our Quran teacher in Sweden and Quran teacher in Norway pages.
Lessons for families in Nørrebro, home to the Grand Mosque, and in every other part of the capital.
Children in Gellerup, Brabrand and the city centre can learn without a long bus ride.
Families in Vollsmose and across Funen get a tutor of their own on weekday afternoons.
North Jutland students who live far from a Quran school can study from home.
Weekday Qaida and Tajweed for children on the west coast.
Families in Copenhagen's western suburbs can choose lessons in Urdu, English or Arabic.
After-school lessons for students in south and east Jutland.
Private lessons for children and adults in East Jutland.