Fees
Fees, agreed with you directly
We do not publish a fixed price list. What a family needs genuinely differs, so we agree your fee with you after the free trial, before you commit to anything.
Why we quote instead
A single price would not be honest
Two lessons a week is not the same commitment as five. Siblings are usually arranged together. A child starting from the Arabic letters needs something different from an adult correcting their Tajweed. Publishing one figure for all of that would mean overcharging some families and short-changing others.
It depends how often
How many lessons a week you want is the biggest single factor, and that is your decision rather than ours.
It depends on the student
A complete beginner and a Hifz student need different amounts of teacher time, and the fee should reflect that.
Families are arranged together
Where more than one child is learning, we work out something sensible for the household rather than charging each one separately.
We teach across many countries
What is reasonable in Karachi is not what is reasonable in Toronto. We would rather discuss that openly than publish a single number.
How we agree your fee
Three steps, and no pressure
- 1
Take the free trial
No cost, and no card details. The teacher assesses the student and tells you honestly what she recommends.
- 2
We talk it through
How many lessons a week, which course, how many children. You get a clear monthly figure on WhatsApp, in writing.
- 3
You decide
If it suits you, we agree a schedule and begin. If it does not, there is nothing to cancel and nothing owed.
Typical arrangements
What most families choose
These are the shapes we are usually asked for. The fee for each is confirmed with you after the trial class.
2 lessons per week
Quoted after your trial
- One-to-one with a female hafiza
- Around 30 minutes per lesson
- Suits a lighter routine
- Progress updates for parents
3 lessons per week
Quoted after your trial
- One-to-one with a female hafiza
- Around 30 minutes per lesson
- Suits most school-age children
- Progress updates for parents
5 lessons per week
Quoted after your trial
- One-to-one with a female hafiza
- Around 30 minutes per lesson
- Recommended for Hifz students
- Daily routine and revision
Learning with a sibling, or want a different number of lessons? Tell us and we will work it out with you.
Included
In every arrangement
- A qualified female hafiza teacher
- One-to-one lessons, never a group
- The same teacher each week
- Lessons in your own time zone
- Regular progress updates for parents
- Flexible rescheduling with notice
- No registration or joining fee
- No long-term lock-in contract
Questions
About fees
Why is there no price on the website?
Because a single figure would not be accurate for everyone. Rather than publish a number and then adjust it, we would rather give you the right one for your family once we know what the student actually needs.
Do I have to pay anything to find out?
No. The trial class is free, no card details are taken, and you get a clear figure before you decide anything.
Is there a registration or joining fee?
No. Whatever we agree monthly is the whole cost.
How and when do I pay?
That is confirmed with you when you enrol, along with the payment method that works best for your country.
Do you offer anything for siblings?
Where more than one child is learning we arrange it together rather than charging separately. Tell us how many children when you enquire.
What if we need to pause for a holiday?
[[FILL: your policy on pausing classes for holidays or Ramadan]]
What is your refund policy?
[[FILL: refund policy summary; the full terms are on the Terms page]]
Find out what it would cost you
Take the free trial first. You get a clear figure afterwards, with no obligation to continue.