Duha Quran Academy connects your child with certified Arabic teachers for kids through live, private, one-on-one sessions online. Each lesson is built around your child's actual Arabic level — letter recognition, vocabulary, reading, speaking, and writing — not their age alone.
Finding a qualified tutor who understands child development, not just the language, makes all the difference. Our teachers are trained in both Arabic and age-appropriate instruction, with flexible scheduling that fits easily around your child's school week — whatever your time zone.
6–9In each session, a certified tutor works one-on-one with your child — assessing where they are, then guiding them through letters, short vowels, reading, vocabulary, speaking, and writing in a structured sequence.
The tutor speaks in clear English, corrects errors live, and adjusts the pace to your child's responses. No prior Arabic knowledge is needed before the first lesson.
Most children who struggle with Arabic are not taught badly — they are taught with adult materials and adult pacing. This program is built differently: every activity, every correction method, and every progression step is designed specifically for how children acquire language, not how adults do.
The 28 Arabic letters are introduced in four smaller groups, not all at once. Each group is secured before the next begins — a sequencing method that reduces confusion between similar-looking letters and builds genuine recall rather than surface familiarity.
No child in this program is handed a grammar table to memorise. Noun gender, adjective agreement, and basic verb conjugation are taught through stories, sorting games, and physical activities — so correct usage becomes natural before formal grammar terminology is ever introduced.
From lesson one, children respond to their tutor in Arabic — not just repeat. Greetings, object names, and short answers are practised as active language, so spoken confidence builds alongside reading and writing rather than being left until the end of the curriculum.
Every teacher at Duha Quran Academy holds documented experience teaching children specifically — not adult learners. Language fluency and child pedagogy are treated as two separate qualifications, and both are required before a tutor teaches on this program.
An initial assessment places every child at the correct module before lessons begin. Progress through each stage is confirmed before the next is introduced — so no child skips a foundation they have not yet secured, and no child repeats material they have already mastered.
Families across the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Europe book at times that fit their child's school week and family routine. All sessions are private and online — no travel, no fixed timetable, and no group class pace to keep up with.
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Book Free TrialThe program moves through four sequential modules. Each one builds directly on the skills the previous established — no child advances to the next stage until the current one is confirmed.
Children begin by recognising all 28 Arabic letters, introduced in four groups rather than all at once. Each group is secured before the next begins. Tutors give careful attention to visually similar pairs — such as Saad (ص) and Dad (ض) — using discovery games and activities rather than repetitive drills. A child who can confidently identify every isolated letter is ready for the next stage.
Once letter recognition is secure, the three short vowel marks — Fatha, Kasra, and Damma — are introduced one at a time, each practised across the full alphabet before the next is added. Children then learn how letters change shape at the beginning, middle, and end of words, progressing from simple two-letter combinations to reading short fully-vowelled sentences aloud.
Vocabulary at this stage centres on words children encounter daily — objects at home, greetings, and short questions. Children practise producing Arabic in context: responding to the tutor's questions, naming objects, and forming short sentences. Greetings such as Assalamu alaykum and phrases like Uridu maa' become active language, not passive recognition.
Writing begins with letter tracing, then moves to forming letters independently — with consistent attention to correct connection and letter position within words. Basic grammar concepts including masculine and feminine nouns, adjective agreement, and simple verb conjugation are taught through stories and games. Children learn that Al-kura al-kabirah means the big ball by using the phrase in context, not by memorising a grammar table.
Each outcome below describes a skill your child can demonstrate — something visible and testable, not a general feeling about the language. The outcomes follow the same sequence as the course modules, so you can track exactly where your child stands at any point.
Any Arabic letter in isolated form gets named correctly — including visually similar pairs such as Saad (ص) and Dad (ض), and Qaf (ق) and Kaf (ك).
Tutors at Duha Quran Academy confirm this milestone through structured recognition checks before moving to letter-vowel combinations.
Any letter combined with Fatha, Kasra, or Damma is read correctly — then applied to simple two- and three-letter Arabic words aloud without assistance.
Each vowel mark is introduced separately across the full alphabet, with progression confirmed at each level before the next vowel is taught.
Responses come in Arabic — expressing needs, naming objects, offering greetings, and forming short answers independently rather than only repeating phrases.
Sessions are structured so speaking time grows as ability develops, moving from repetition to active question-and-answer participation within each lesson.
Arabic words for daily objects and common situations are recognised and used — both their written form and spoken meaning understood without translation prompts.
Vocabulary is reinforced through contextual use in each session. Words arrive inside real exchanges, not through memorisation lists disconnected from meaning.
All Arabic letters are traced then written independently — with correct connection and letter position within words understood and applied throughout.
Letter formation is checked throughout each writing session. Connection errors are corrected before incorrect habits become fixed.
Masculine and feminine nouns are matched correctly with their adjectives, and simple verb forms — first, second, and third person — are used in both spoken and written sentences.
Grammar at this level is never taught as abstract rules. Our tutors deliver it through stories, sorting activities, and games that make correct usage feel natural rather than memorised.
Book a free trial class today. Your child meets a certified Arabic teacher for kids — no commitment required, no prior Arabic knowledge needed.
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View courseA: Every tutor holds a verified Arabic qualification and documented experience teaching children specifically — not adult learners. Both credentials are required before a teacher joins this program at Duha Quran Academy.
A: Yes. Booking is fully flexible across all time zones. Families choose session times that fit around school hours, homework, and family commitments — with no fixed timetable and no travel required.
A: Yes. Many children begin with no prior exposure at all. An initial evaluation places each child at the correct starting point before the first lesson — no prior knowledge is assumed.
A: Progression is milestone-based. Each of the four modules — letters, vowels and reading, vocabulary and speaking, writing and grammar — is confirmed through the tutor's ongoing assessment before the next begins. No child advances on guesswork.
A: All sessions are private and one-on-one. The tutor works exclusively with your child throughout each lesson — adapting pace, activities, and focus entirely to that child's level.
A: Yes. Duha Quran Academy provides one free trial class so your child can meet their tutor and experience a full live session before any enrolment decision. Fill in the form at the bottom of this page to get started.
A: The program is suitable for children from around age five upward. [NEEDS CLIENT INPUT: confirm the minimum starting age Duha Quran Academy accepts for this course.]
Fill in the form — your assigned tutor will contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free trial and level assessment.
