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Quran Pak Teacher

Online Quran classes in South Africa

Quran Teacher South Africa

Private Quran lessons on Zoom for Muslim families in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and every South African town. Kids and adults study Noorani Qaida, Tajweed and Hifz one to one, starting with three free trial classes.

Johannesburg Β· Cape Town Β· Durban Β· Pretoria Β· Gqeberha Β· and every other town

+3 hrs

Pakistan ahead of SAST, all year

$30

a month for 20 classes

3

free trial classes

EN Β· UR Β· AR

languages of teaching

Online Quran Classes for South African Muslim Families

Online Quran classes in South Africa let your child learn at home with a qualified teacher, one to one on Zoom, instead of in a crowded class. We teach Muslim families from Cape Town to Durban, Johannesburg and Pretoria, starting with Noorani Qaida and moving on to Quran reading with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic studies, which is free with every Quran course.

Islam has deep roots here. The Auwal Mosque in Bo-Kaap, built in 1794, is the oldest in the country, and afternoon madressah after school is still part of the week for many children. Online lessons do not replace that tradition. They add what a group class rarely has time for: a teacher listening to your child alone and correcting every letter.

Lessons in English, Urdu or Arabic

Most South African Muslim children think and study in English, so English is the language most families choose. Families of Indian or Pakistani heritage who speak Urdu at home can ask for lessons in Urdu, and Arabic is available for advanced students.

Whatever the language, the tutor teaches the Arabic sounds of the Quran directly, from the correct makhraj of each letter to the rules of Tajweed.

Class times

Lesson Times in South African Time

South Africa keeps South African Standard Time (UTC+2) all year. Pakistan, where our academy is based, is always 3 hours ahead, and because neither country uses daylight saving, your lesson time stays the same in every season.

Any month of the year

3:00 pm in Johannesburg
= 6:00 pm in Lahore

After madressah

5:00 pm in Durban
= 8:00 pm in Lahore

Early evening

6:00 pm in Cape Town
= 9:00 pm in Lahore

Late morning for adults

10:00 am in Pretoria
= 1:00 pm in Lahore

Share the weekdays and times that work around school, sport and madressah, and we will match you with a teacher who is free then. Classes run Monday to Friday.

Why families choose us

Why South African Families Choose Our Online Quran Classes

  • One to one, every time: your child is the only student in the lesson.
  • Three free trial classes: enough time to judge the teacher properly before you pay.
  • A fixed SAST slot: no clock changes in either country, so the time never shifts.
  • Works alongside madressah: a short weekday lesson for extra reading and Tajweed practice.
  • Power cut? Join from a charged phone on mobile data and keep going.
  • Female teachers for girls and women who prefer them.
  • Free Islamic studies: duas, salah and manners taught with the Quran.
  • Free to change teacher if the match is not right.
Monthly fee: $30 for 20 classes

In South Africa the fee is $30 a month, which covers 20 one-to-one classes of 30 minutes from Monday to Friday. Your trial comes first: three classes with nothing to pay.

Female Quran Teachers in South Africa

For daughters, sisters and mothers who would rather learn with a woman, a female teacher can take every lesson privately on Zoom, so no one has to travel to a mixed class or wait for a home tutor.

Just ask when you book, or read about our female Quran teachers.

Follow Your Child's Progress

Parents can stay on the Zoom call, sit beside a younger child or check in from another room. The teacher is happy to tell you which lesson your child is on and what to practise during the week.

If the teacher is not the right fit, we will change them for you. You can also meet our online Quran tutors.

3 easy steps

How to Start From South Africa

From first message to first lesson in three steps.

Tell us the student's age, your city and the times that suit you.

Meet the teacher on Zoom and get an honest view of the level.

Stay with the same teacher on the $30 plan.

Contact us on WhatsApp for free trial classes in South Africa

Quran Teacher in South Africa: Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an online Quran teacher for students in South Africa?

Yes. Students in all nine provinces learn with us one to one over Zoom.

Which time zone are the classes in?

South African Standard Time. Pakistan is 3 hours ahead all year, and neither country changes its clocks, so your slot never moves.

How much are online Quran classes in South Africa?

$30 a month for 20 classes of 30 minutes, Monday to Friday, after three free trial classes.

Can my child take online classes as well as madressah?

Yes. Some parents add a short online lesson for extra reading practice, and others use it instead of afternoon madressah.

What happens if load shedding cuts the power?

The class can carry on from a phone or tablet on mobile data, as long as the device is charged.

Do the teachers speak English?

Yes. Lessons are in English, Urdu or Arabic, whichever the student understands best.

Are female teachers available for girls and mothers?

Yes. Ask when you book and a female teacher will take every lesson, including the trial.

Can adults and new Muslims join?

Yes. Adults and reverts can start from the Arabic alphabet in private lessons, with no pressure.

Major cities

Online Quran Classes in Major South African Cities

Wherever you are in South Africa, the setup is the same: your own teacher, a fixed weekday slot and lessons in SAST. Families in neighbouring countries can see our Quran teacher in Botswana and Quran teacher in Mozambique pages.

Johannesburg

Families in Mayfair, Fordsburg and Lenasia can skip the evening traffic and learn at home.

Cape Town

From Bo-Kaap to Rylands and Athlone, children get a teacher of their own after school.

Durban

Weekday lessons for families in Overport, Westville, Chatsworth and across the city.

Pretoria

Students in Laudium, Erasmia and the wider capital can study around school and work.

Gqeberha

Private Qaida and Tajweed lessons for families in the Eastern Cape.

Pietermaritzburg

Children in Raisethorpe and Northdale can add one-to-one Quran practice to their week.

Benoni

Families in Actonville and the East Rand get lessons without a drive across Gauteng.

Rustenburg

Students in the North West who live far from a large madressah can learn from home.

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