A homeschool Quran program that slots into your day.
Our homeschool Quran program uses the daytime hours other families cannot. Daytime slots while other children are at school, full-time Hifz tracks, and a schedule that fits your curriculum rather than fighting it. Reports you can keep for your homeschool records.
No credit card · No contract · Parents welcome to sit in
Can homeschooling families get daytime Quran classes?
Yes, and it is one of the biggest advantages homeschoolers have. Daytime classes fit neatly into a homeschool day, make it easy to line up several children back to back, and open the door to full-time Hifz that public school students cannot realistically manage.
You get the hours everyone else is fighting over
Public school kids all want the hour right after school. Homeschool families can learn in the calm of the morning or midday instead, when the whole day is theirs.
| Slot | Who wants it | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 9 AM to 12 PM local | Homeschool only | Excellent |
| 12 PM to 3 PM local | Homeschool only | Excellent |
| 3:30 to 6 PM local | Everyone | Excellent |
| 6 to 9 PM local | Working families | Moderate |
- Several children back-to-back with the same teacher
- Longer sessions of 45 or 60 minutes where it suits your day
- Full-time Hifz of 2 to 3 hours daily, completing in 2 to 3 years
- Flexible term dates that follow your calendar, not a school district
How long does full-time Hifz take for a homeschooled child?
With 2 to 3 hours of daily memorization and revision, most full-time students complete Hifz in 2 to 3 years. Part-time students typically take 3 to 5 years. The deciding factor is consistent daily Manzil revision rather than hours of new memorization.
For your homeschool records
- Notes after each class for every session
- Monthly progress reports with recitation audio
- Attendance records you can export
- Course completion certificates at each level
Several families use these in their annual portfolio review. Check what your state requires.
How families structure it
What it costs
Same price for male and female teachers. Free trial first, no card details.
Starter
For young beginners
- 2 classes a week (8/month)
- 30-min 1-on-1 sessions
- Noorani Qaida or Nazra
- Monthly progress report
- Male or female teacher
Standard
Best for steady progress
- 3 classes a week (12/month)
- 30-min 1-on-1 sessions
- Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed or Arabic
- recorded progress updates on request
- Free rescheduling & makeups
Intensive
For Hifz & fast learners
- 5 classes a week (20/month)
- 30-min 1-on-1 sessions
- Hifz, Tajweed or Tafseer
- Weekly Sabaq & Manzil tracking
- Priority teacher matching
Homeschool Quran program: your questions answered
Still have a question? Talk to a real person, any time of day or night.
What times can homeschool students take classes?
Any hour you like. We teach 24 hours a day, and daytime is often the calmest time for a homeschool lesson.
Can all three of my children be taught back-to-back?
Yes, and with the same teacher if you prefer. It is one of the most common homeschool arrangements.
Do you offer longer than 30-minute classes?
Yes. Forty-five and sixty-minute sessions are common for full-time Hifz and Arabic, priced on request.
Can my child complete Hifz through your program?
Yes, full-time or part-time, with weekly testing and structured Manzil revision.
Do you follow a school-year calendar?
No. Classes run year-round and you choose your own breaks.
Will I get records for my portfolio?
Yes: attendance, class notes, monthly progress reports and completion certificates.
Do siblings get a discount?
Yes, 10% from the second child onwards, applied automatically.
Can a female teacher lead full Hifz for my daughter?
Yes. Several of our female teachers are Hafizas guiding complete Hifz.
The best hours of the day are still open.
Book a free class in a daytime slot and see how naturally it fits your homeschool routine.
No credit card · No contract · Male & female teachers · Every US time zone