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View coursePrepare for a Ramadan that is clear, balanced, and close to Allah. Learn the fiqh of fasting that matters to you, including menstruation, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and making up missed fasts, and discover how to stay connected to the Quran and worship in every state, even while caring for a family or working.
This online Ramadan course for women is taught in live one-to-one sessions of [X] minutes with qualified [female] teachers [who are fluent in English]. You can ask about your own situation [in complete privacy], schedule lessons around iftar, taraweeh, or your children’s bedtime, and start [before Ramadan] to plan your month and make up missed fasts.
6–9This course walks with you through Ramadan, from preparation to Eid. Before the month begins, you set sincere intentions, plan realistic worship around your responsibilities, and learn how to make up any fasts you missed last year. You then study the rulings of fasting that apply to women, from menstruation and childbirth to pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Through the month, you build a closer relationship with the Quran, learn how to stay close to Allah on days you are not praying, and turn everyday tasks like preparing iftar into worship. The courser ends with the last ten nights, Laylat al-Qadr, Zakat al-Fitr, and a plan to carry your Ramadan habits into the rest of the year.
Ramadan is a unique opportunity to pause, reflect, and strengthen your relationship with Allah. This course brings Islamic knowledge, Quranic reflection, and practical worship guidance together in one structured plan.
Your lessons are led by qualified [female] teachers who are Al-Azhar graduates [and fluent in English]. They understand the questions women face in Ramadan, because they face them too.
Ask about menstruation, pregnancy, health, or anything personal in complete confidence. There is no group and no recording, just you and your teacher.
Every ruling is explained from the Quran and Sunnah, [according to your madhab or with the main scholarly views made clear]. You leave each lesson knowing exactly what applies to you.
This online Ramadan course for women fits around iftar, taraweeh, suhoor, and your children’s routine. Join from anywhere, in any time zone.
Learn how to stay close to Allah on every day of Ramadan, including days you are not praying. You will never feel that the month is passing you by.
[While you learn, your children can join our Ramadan Course for Kids.] Your family can live the month together, each at their own level.
One free trial class shows you more than a page of promises — bring a passage and leave with real corrections.
Book Free TrialThe course is organised into four modules that follow Ramadan, from preparation to Eid and beyond. Every lesson combines clear knowledge, practical steps you can apply the same day, and time for your own questions.
Set sincere intentions and build a realistic worship plan that fits your family, work, and health. Learn how to make up any fasts you missed from last Ramadan before the new month begins.
Study the fiqh of fasting for women, including what breaks the fast and the rulings on fasting during menstruation and after childbirth. Understand the rulings for pregnancy and breastfeeding, making up missed fasts, and fidyah, explained clearly and with care.
Build a closer relationship with the Quran through recitation and reflection, and learn about taraweeh at home or in the mosque. Stay close to Allah through dhikr, du’a, and listening to the Quran on days you are not praying, and turn daily tasks into worship.
Study the fiqh of fasting for women, including what breaks the fast and the rulings on fasting during menstruation and after childbirth. Understand the rulings for pregnancy and breastfeeding, making up missed fasts, and fidyah, explained clearly and with care.
By the end of the course, you will have a clear plan for your Ramadan and understand the rulings of fasting that apply to women.
Develop a clearer understanding of why Ramadan is an important month in Islam and how fasting nurtures patience, gratitude, self-discipline, and mindfulness of Allah.
You will be able to approach fasting with a deeper awareness of its spiritual purpose rather than viewing it only as abstaining from food and drink.
Learn how to organize your days around meaningful acts of worship, including Quran reading, prayer, dua, dhikr, charity, and personal reflection.
You will be able to create a realistic Ramadan routine that supports your spiritual goals while considering your everyday responsibilities.
Explore ways to make Quran reading and reflection a more meaningful part of your Ramadan experience and connect the verses you read with your own life.
You will learn to approach the Quran with greater attention and reflection, allowing its guidance to become part of your spiritual journey.
Gain a broader understanding of the different acts of worship that make Ramadan a special opportunity for spiritual growth, repentance, gratitude, and drawing closer to Allah.
You will learn how individual acts of worship can work together to create a more intentional and spiritually focused Ramadan experience.
Discover practical ways to make space for worship while managing family commitments, work, studies, and other responsibilities during Ramadan.
You will learn to set meaningful priorities without expecting an unrealistic routine, helping you approach the month with consistency and balance.
Reflect on the habits, values, and spiritual practices developed during Ramadan and identify ways to maintain them after Eid.
You will leave the course with a clearer understanding of how the lessons of Ramadan can continue shaping your worship and relationship with Allah throughout the year.
Book a free one-to-one lesson with a qualified [female] teacher and bring your questions before Ramadan.
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It is a live one-on-one online course that helps women prepare for Ramadan, understand the rulings that apply to them, and make the most of every day of the month. It covers fasting, the Quran, worship in every state, the last ten nights, and keeping your habits after Eid.
Yes. The fiqh of fasting for women is at the heart of the course, including menstruation, childbirth, pregnancy, breastfeeding, making up missed fasts, and fidyah. Rulings are explained clearly from the Quran and Sunnah, [according to your madhab or with the main scholarly views made clear].
Yes. All lessons are taught by qualified [female] teachers who are Al-Azhar graduates. Every lesson is one-on-one and never recorded, so you can ask about your own situation in complete confidence.
The best time to start is [a few weeks before Ramadan], giving you time to make up missed fasts and plan your month, though you can join at any point. Lessons start from [30] minutes and are scheduled around iftar, taraweeh, suhoor, or your family’s routine, from anywhere in the world.
No. These Ramadan classes for women are open to [women and girls aged 15+], whether you are just starting or have studied before. Your teacher adapts each lesson to your level, in [English or Arabic].
You can reschedule a lesson [with X hours’ notice], so you do not miss any part of your Ramadan plan. If you would like a different teacher, contact our support team and we will arrange a change.
Fill in the form — your assigned tutor will contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free trial and level assessment.