Quran Teacher Germany

Looking for a Quran teacher Germany families can trust with their children? At Quran Pak Teacher, every teacher is a Hafiz or Hafiza who teaches one student at a time. Your child learns at home in Berlin, Hamburg, Köln or München through live 30 minute classes on Zoom, while you sit in the same room. Lessons are in English and Urdu, and female teachers are available for girls and women.

Why Families in Germany Choose Online Koranunterricht

A recent projection by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) puts the number of Muslims in Germany at between 6.6 and 7 million people, or 8.0 to 8.5 percent of the population. The same research shows the largest group, 39.4 percent, are of Turkish origin, and 29.4 percent have roots in an Arabic speaking country in the Middle East or North Africa.

Large mosques such as the Merkez Mosque in Duisburg Marxloh and the Central Mosque in Köln Ehrenfeld are centers of community life. Mosque classes usually run in groups at set times, so a child shares one teacher with others. Online classes give your child all 30 minutes with one teacher. Many families use both: the Moschee for community, and online classes for daily reading practice.

Who Teaches Your Child

Our teachers work from Islamic Quran Academy on Bhogiwal Road in Lahore, Pakistan. Every teacher is a Hafiz or Hafiza, which means they have memorized the whole Quran. Our senior teachers each have 10 years of experience teaching the Quran. They teach young children and adult beginners, and they explain every lesson in English or Urdu so students understand each correction.

Our Quran Courses

Noorani Qaida Online

Noorani Qaida is the first step for anyone who cannot yet read Arabic. Students learn the Arabic alphabet, the correct sound of each letter, and how letters change shape when they join. They then practice short vowels (harakat), sukoon, shaddah and tanween, and finish by reading short words. Children as young as 4 start here, and adults who never learned as children begin at the same point.

Quran Reading with Tajweed

After Qaida, students read from the Quran itself. The teacher listens to every line and corrects mistakes as they happen. Students learn Makharij, the exact point in the mouth or throat where each letter is spoken, and Tajweed rules such as Noon Sakin, Meem Sakin, Madd and Qalqalah. Adults who already read but want to fix their pronunciation can join this course directly.

Quran Memorization (Hifz)

Hifz students memorize a small portion every day and revise what they learned before. Most start with the short surahs of Juz Amma, which are also the surahs most often recited in daily prayer. A student should read fluently with Tajweed before starting Hifz, so every word is memorized correctly from the first day. Families choose a pace that fits around school.

Quran Tarjuma

Tarjuma is the word for word translation of the Quran. Students learn what each Arabic word means in Urdu or English, so they understand what they recite in salah.

Quran Tafseer

Tafseer goes beyond translation. The teacher explains the meaning, background and lessons of each passage, so students understand why a verse was revealed and how it applies to daily life.

Learn Urdu Online

This course helps children learn Urdu. It suits Pakistani families in Germany who want their children to stay connected to grandparents and the family language.

Quran Classes for Kids and Adults in Germany

A 30 minute class fits easily after Grundschule or Gymnasium and before Hausaufgaben. Most students read fluently with Tajweed within 6 to 12 months, depending on how many classes they take each week and how much they practice. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, “The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it” (Sahih al Bukhari 5027).

Adults learn privately, with no group watching. Many return to the Quran after years away, and new Muslims begin from the very first letter with clear explanations in English.

Online Quran Classes Germany: Monthly Fees

The monthly fee is €30 for 20 one to one classes, which works out to €1.50 per class. The plan includes:

• 20 classes per month, Monday to Friday
• 30 minutes per class, which can extend to 40 minutes when needed
• One teacher for one student, with no group sharing
• A replacement class on request if you miss a lesson

See the full monthly fee plan and our refund policy for details.

Class Timings in German Time

Teachers are available 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday, so you can book any time that suits your family, from an early morning slot before school to a late class after work. Classes do not run on Saturday or Sunday.

Germany is 3 hours behind Lahore in summer (CEST) and 4 hours behind in winter (CET). Here is how that works in practice:

• A 16:00 class in Berlin starts at 19:00 in Lahore in summer and 20:00 in winter.
• A 19:00 class in Hamburg starts at 22:00 in Lahore in summer and 23:00 in winter.

Clocks in Germany go back on 25 October 2026 and forward on 28 March 2027. Because teachers are available 24 hours, your class stays at the same German time all year.

School holidays differ by Bundesland. In NRW, the Herbstferien run from 17 to 31 October 2026, and online classes can continue wherever your family is, as long as you have internet. During Ramadan, you can pick a class time that fits around iftar and taraweeh.

Free Trial Classes

Every new student gets three free trial classes before paying anything. During the trial you can:

• Meet the teacher and see how a lesson works on Zoom
• Let the teacher check your child’s starting level
• Try a class time and change it if it doesn’t suit you
• Ask for a female teacher if you prefer

To book, send a WhatsApp message with the learner’s age, current reading level and a preferred time in German time.

What You Need to Start

You need a laptop, computer, tablet or smartphone with a stable internet connection. Classes take place live on Zoom with audio and video, so the teacher can hear every letter clearly. No books need to be bought before the trial.

Which Recitation Do We Teach?

Our teachers teach Hafs an Asim, the recitation heard in most Turkish, Syrian, Bosnian, Albanian, Afghan and Pakistani mosques in Germany. Families from Morocco or Algeria who recite Warsh should tell us at the free trial, so we can check whether we are the right fit.

Safety for Your Child

Parents can watch every lesson from the same room, and children never travel alone for class. Every class is one to one, so no other students join your child’s lesson. Read our privacy policy to see how we handle your details.

Real Feedback and Sample Lessons

Read what families in the UK, USA and Australia say about their classes on our students feedback page. You can also watch short teaching videos on our YouTube channel, Islamic Quran Academy Online, to see how our teachers work with young learners before you book.

Book Three Free Trial Classes

Finding a Quran teacher Germany families can reach from home takes just one WhatsApp message. Send the learner’s age, level and preferred time in German time, and we will set up three free trial classes. Contact us here.