Find a Quran teacher in Spain for your child or for yourself. Quranpakteacher.com runs live one to one lessons over Zoom for families anywhere in the country. Teaching is in Urdu and English, with certified male and female teachers. Lessons last 30 minutes, five days a week, on Central European Time, with weekend slots available. The Europe plan is €25 a month for 20 lessons, which works out at €1.25 a lesson. You get free trial classes before you decide anything, and if your child misses a lesson we reschedule it.
The Union of Islamic Communities of Spain (UCIDE) reports in its Estudio demográfico de la población musulmana that 85 percent of Muslim pupils in Spain have no access to Islamic religion classes at school. In Catalonia the shortage is worst of all. UCIDE puts the ratio there at roughly one religion teacher for every 20,982 pupils.
Distance makes it harder. UCIDE counted 1,766 mosques in Spain at the start of 2025, but they sit unevenly. A family near Carrer de l’Hospital in El Raval can walk to the masjid in ten minutes. A family in Talayuela (Cáceres) or Albuñol (Granada) cannot.
Group classes also move at the pace of the group. A child who has fallen behind usually stays behind.
The Observatorio Demográfico of CEU CEFAS placed the Muslim population of Spain at 2.4 to 2.5 million at the start of 2025. Catalonia alone holds around 700,000 people, roughly 9 percent of the region.
Around 100,000 of them are of Pakistani origin, and most live in Barcelona, with El Raval and the neighbouring barris at the centre of that community. If Urdu is the language spoken at your kitchen table, your child can learn in it here. Explanations, corrections and questions all happen in the language they already understand.
We also teach fully in English, which suits second generation children in Badalona, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat or Salt who study in Spanish or Catalan by day but speak English comfortably.
We do not yet teach through Spanish or Catalan. If that is what your family needs, we would rather say so now than use up your free trial.
Beginners start with Noorani Qaida, which covers the Arabic letters and how to pronounce them. From there students move to Quran reading with Tajweed.
Students who want to memorise take Hifz classes, built on steady daily targets and regular revision rather than rushing ahead. Weekend slots suit families who want longer memorisation sessions without touching the school week.
Older students and adults continue to Tarjuma for word by word Urdu translation, or Tafseer for the meaning and context behind the verses. We also teach Urdu for children born in Spain who are losing the language, along with Kalima, Namaz, daily duas and Hadith.
Adults are welcome. If you want to learn to read Quran from scratch at 45, your teacher will not be surprised, and nobody else is in the room. Adults typically take six to eight months to read fluently.
Students who complete a course receive a certificate. Passing the Tajweed assessment and reciting accurately is required to earn it.
We hire certified female teachers so that sisters and daughters can learn in comfort. Ask for one when you first message and we will arrange it. Every class is one to one, so only your daughter and her teacher are present, and a parent is welcome in the room at any time.
The Europe plan is €25 a month for 20 lessons, Monday to Friday, at 30 minutes each. Classes can run to 40 minutes where a student needs it. You can also request a schedule built around your own week rather than taking the standard plan. Full details are on our monthly fee page, and our refund policy explains cancellations.
Some schools run jornada continua and finish around 14:00. Others run jornada partida and finish closer to 17:00. Tell us which your child attends and we book around it, including extraescolares. Weekend slots are available for families whose weekdays are already full.
If a lesson is missed, a make up class is rescheduled on request. In the Canary Islands, remember the clock runs one hour behind the mainland.
“The staff are professional yet incredibly warm and supportive, and the lessons are clear, well structured, and easy to follow. On top of that, the pricing is very reasonable for the quality you receive.” M Hadi, United Kingdom
“My son is quite shy and used to freeze up in group settings, so I was hesitant about online classes. His teacher was incredibly patient with him. Within a few weeks, he started opening up and even volunteers to recite now.” Asif Zaman, United Kingdom
More on our students feedback page.
UCIDE records the largest Muslim populations in Catalonia, Andalusia, Madrid, the Comunitat Valenciana and Murcia. We already teach families across Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and Australia. Because every class runs over video, your postcode changes nothing about who teaches you or when.
Send us your child’s age, level and preferred language. We will suggest a teacher and a time, and the trial costs nothing.
WhatsApp +92 313 858 1672 or use the form on our contact page.
Yes We have both.
1 to 1 Classes duration is 30 minutes for each student. At some cases it can be increased up to 40 minutes.
Yes. Anyone in Spain can join, regardless of city, as long as they have a laptop, tablet, or smartphone with an internet connection.
Depending on the intensity of the studies (how many classes you take), it will take for adults 6/8 months. For children, it depends on their competency level and the support given by parents.
Pricing usually depends on the number of weekly classes and session length, with monthly packages offering a fixed, transparent fee.
You can find a qualified Quran teacher in Spain through QuranPakTeacher.com
A laptop, PC, Tablet or Smart Phone, Internet Connection. We use Google Meet, Teams and Zoom for audio/video chat call.
Yes. Students can usually choose their own days and times based on their routine, since tutors work across different time zones to match Spain’s schedule.
Students in Spain can join our online Quran lessons from home, with flexible schedules and personalised one-to-one teaching designed around their learning needs.