IntermediateQuran Ijazah Program For Women & Sisters
Master madd, the sifaat of the letters and the rules of noon & meem — live, one-on-one.
View courseThe Duha Quran Academy Quran Ijazah Program for Kids guides children through Tajweed recitation, a full Juz-by-Juz Quran review, and a formal examination, ending with an authenticated Ijazah certificate.
Taught one-to-one by certified Ijazah teachers, it is designed for children from age 7 who read Arabic with basic fluency.
6–9The Duha Quran Academy Quran Ijazah Program for Kids takes children through a full Juz-by-Juz Quran review in one-to-one online classes with a certified Ijazah teacher. Each page is listened to, corrected, and approved before the next, and the program ends with a formal examination and an authenticated Ijazah certificate.
No experience of online classes is needed: the teacher assesses your child’s level in the free trial class and sets the starting point.
The Quran Ijazah Program for Kids is organized into four progressive stages, each building on the one before it. All classes are held one-on-one with a certified Ijazah teacher, scheduled around your family’s routine.
Your child’s teacher begins with a diagnostic recitation to map their current level, then builds a solid foundation in Tajweed rules and Makharij (the articulation points of the Arabic letters), so every later stage rests on accurate basics.
Your child recites the full Quran from Al-Fatiha to An-Nas in front of the Ijazah-certified teacher, who listens, corrects in real time, and approves each page before advancing.
The teacher conducts intensive sessions targeting remaining weak points, building recitation consistency and confidence. Parents receive a detailed progress report before the examination is scheduled.
On passing the formal examination, Duha Quran Academy issues an official Ijazah certificate bearing the teacher’s name, authenticated Sanad, Riwayah, and date, recognized by Islamic institutions worldwide.
Completing the Quran Ijazah Program for Kids means your child leaves with more than a certificate, they leave with a precision-built recitation skill set, and the authority to teach what they have learned.
Your child applies the core Tajweed rules accurately throughout their recitation, including Makharij, Noon Sakinah and Tanween (Idgham, Iqlab, and Ikhfa), and Madd, at a natural pace.
Every page is approved by an Ijazah-certified teacher holding a verified Sanad, ensuring this is a scholarly-standard, page-by-page verification, not a general estimate of ability.
Your child holds a written Ijazah certificate carrying the name of the certifying teacher, the complete Sanad linking them to the Prophet ﷺ, and the specific Riwayah of the Quran examined.
The certificate is issued only after the examining teacher signs off on the full recitation, making it a verifiable, scholar-authenticated document, not a self-reported completion record.
Your child can recite every Surah of the Quran from Al-Fatiha through An-Nas with accurate Tajweed.
Mastery is verified page by page: no Juz is signed off until every page within it has been recited correctly in front of the certified teacher, and no examination is scheduled until every Juz carries a completed sign-off.
An Ijazah in Quran recitation is a scholarly authorisation that records who certified your child’s recitation. It can later support your child in teaching recitation, once they have the maturity and experience that institutions expect.
This is confirmed through the formal examination itself: a qualified Ijazah-holder listens, evaluates, and signs only when the recitation meets the required standard, and the certificate records the teacher and the Riwayah.
Months of reciting in front of a qualified teacher who corrects in real time trains your child to hear their own recitation errors before the teacher identifies them.
This skill is assessed progressively throughout the program, the teacher tracks how often corrections are self-caught versus teacher-prompted, and advancement to the next Juz depends on consistent self-correction.
The examination process, reciting to a qualified scholar who listens silently and evaluates, prepares your child for mosque recitation, Quran competitions, and any formal Islamic setting where recitation quality matters.
This skill is assessed progressively throughout the program: the teacher tracks how often corrections are self-caught versus teacher-prompted.
Your child’s Ijazah journey starts with one free class led by a certified Ijazah teacher.
The Duha Quran Academy Quran Ijazah Program for Kids is built for children ready to go further. Your child completes a full Quran recitation review with a certified Ijazah teacher and earns a documented Ijazah certificate. These are the six reasons families choose it.
Every teacher assigned to this program holds a personal Ijazah certificate with a documented chain of transmission. Your child is not examined by a Tajweed graduate, they are examined by a scholar whose own authorization has been confirmed.
Every session is conducted one-on-one, with the full time dedicated exclusively to your child’s recitation. The Ijazah standard demands real-time correction — impossible to meet in a group class.
Sessions run seven days a week across morning, afternoon, and evening slots. Parents choose frequency, session length, and time, and can adjust anytime without losing progress or a teacher slot.
After each Juz review, parents receive a written report showing approved pages, flagged Tajweed rules, and an estimated timeline to the Ijazah examination, no guesswork between sessions.
The assigned teacher assesses your child’s recitation level, outlines their specific program path, and answers every question, no fee, no obligation, and no sales pressure.
The Ijazah certificate is a traditionally recognized Islamic scholarly credential — not a completion badge. Children who earn it young carry a qualification that opens mosque teaching and Islamic school doors for life.
One free trial class shows you more than a page of promises — bring a passage and leave with real corrections.
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A Quran Ijazah is a scholarly certification with a documented Sanad linking your child to the Prophet ﷺ — a recognized Islamic credential they carry for life.
Children can join from age 7 with basic Arabic reading fluency. The free trial class determines the most appropriate entry point for your child.
No. This program awards an Ijazah in Tajweed recitation, your child recites from the Mushaf. Hifz is a separate, combinable qualification.
A child attending three sessions per week typically completes the full review and examination within 18 to 30 months, depending on their current level.
Yes. Duha Quran Academy has male and female Ijazah-certified teachers. You can request a female teacher at any point with no disruption to progress.
Sessions can be rescheduled up to 12 hours in advance. The program can be paused up to four weeks per year, your child resumes at the exact page paused.
Fill in the form — your assigned tutor will contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free trial and level assessment.