Online Quran Classes Pricing
Online Quran classes at Abobakr Academy cost $34 to $84 a month, and the first trial lesson is free. One rule sets the price: the more hours you book in a month, the less each hour costs. The standard rate is $9.50 an hour. Every monthly plan below sits under it, and the schedules that actually produce progress sit lowest of all.
Lessons run from 30 minutes to two hours. Most families settle between 30 and 60. The same rate applies across the whole Quran programme, whether the lesson is reading, Tajweed, memorisation or Quranic Arabic. Nothing is priced differently by subject.
Online Quran classes price per month
A monthly subscription covers four weeks of lessons.
| Schedule | Lessons a month | Hours | Rate | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 lessons a week, 30 minutes | 8 | 4 | $8.50 | $34 |
| 3 lessons a week, 30 minutes | 12 | 6 | $8.00 | $48 |
| 4 lessons a week, 30 minutes | 16 | 8 | $7.50 | $60 |
| 5 lessons a week, 30 minutes | 20 | 10 | $7.00 | $70 |
| 2 lessons a week, 45 minutes | 8 | 6 | $8.00 | $48 |
| 2 lessons a week, 60 minutes | 8 | 8 | $7.50 | $60 |
| 3 lessons a week, 60 minutes | 12 | 12 | $7.00 | $84 |
Which plan suits which student
The schedule depends on what the student is doing more than on their age. These are the plans our class pages recommend, and the tutor confirms one after the free trial.
| Student | Usual plan | A month |
|---|---|---|
| A child of 4 to 6 starting on the letters (Quran classes for kids) | 2 or 3 lessons a week, 30 minutes | $34 or $48 |
| An older child or an adult learning to read, then Tajweed (Quran classes for beginners) | 2 or 3 lessons a week, 30 to 60 minutes | $34 to $84 |
| Memorisation (the Hifz programme) | 4 to 6 lessons a week | $60 to $84 at 30 minutes a lesson |
Hifz costs more in a month because it needs more lessons, not a higher rate. Memorised lines fade on the days nobody recites them, so a short lesson most days does more than a long one twice a week. How many years those lessons add up to at each pace is in our guide to how long it takes to memorize the Quran.
How the hourly rate is worked out
The rate is set by total hours in the month, not by how long a single lesson runs. Two 45-minute lessons a week and three 30-minute lessons a week both come to six hours, so both are charged at the same rate.
| Hours booked in a month | Rate per hour |
|---|---|
| Fewer than 4 | $9.50 |
| 4 to 5 | $8.50 |
| 6 to 7 | $8.00 |
| 8 to 9 | $7.50 |
| 10 or more | $7.00 |
Booking fewer than four hours in a month is possible but it is the most expensive way to study. A slot still has to be held on a tutor’s calendar and prepared for whether it is used twice a month or twelve times, which is why the short end costs more per hour.
Discount for siblings
Families enrolling more than one child take 10% off the total. Two children each on two 30-minute lessons a week comes to about $61 a month rather than $68.
Each child keeps their own tutor, their own level and their own schedule. The discount applies to the bill, not to the teaching. If some other arrangement might apply to your situation, ask us when you book. The same goes for asking for a female Quran teacher: it does not change the rate, and female tutors teach every subject.
How much do other online Quran academies charge?
Two academies that publish their fees, eQuranSchool and TarteeleQuran, charge $37 to $88 a month for the same 30-minute one to one schedules. Ours is $34 to $70. Their figures below are copied from their own fee pages, read on 28 September 2026.
| A month, 30-minute lessons | Abobakr Academy | eQuranSchool | TarteeleQuran |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 lessons a week | $34 | $37 | $40 |
| 3 lessons a week | $48 | $50 | $54 |
| 4 lessons a week | $60 | $62 | $71 |
| 5 lessons a week | $70 | $74 | $88 |
| Hifz, 20 lessons a month | $70, the same rate | $74, the same fee | $175 |
| Brothers and sisters | 10% off the family bill | 20% off each child after the first | a family discount, no figure given |
| Lessons not used | refunded | not stated | no refund once classes have started |
eQuranSchool’s sibling discount is larger than ours. At two lessons a week, two children still come to about $61 a month here and $67 there. Fees change, so check their pages before you decide. What no fee page can show you is the teacher, and that is what the free trial lesson is for.
Why the rate falls when you book more hours
Partly it is scheduling. A student holding a fixed slot five mornings a week is easier to plan around than one booking sporadically, and that shows up in the rate.
The bigger reason is that frequency is what actually works. Memorisation decays on skipped days, which is why Hifz students do better with a short session most days than one long session a week. Reading fluency behaves the same way. The schedule we would recommend to a serious student is also the cheapest one per hour, and pricing it the other way round would mean charging most for the thing that works best.
What the price includes
- A live lesson with a named tutor, taught one to one or in a small group if you ask
- Tutors who are Ijazah certified, many of them trained at Al-Azhar
- A replacement tutor if your assigned tutor becomes unavailable for reasons outside their control
- A certificate of completion at the end of a course
Worth being plain about the certificate: Abobakr Academy is not an accredited school. We do not issue transcripts or state-recognised grades. What you get is a named tutor, a record of the lessons attended, and a certificate saying what was completed. For families using us alongside a child’s regular schooling, that is usually what is wanted.
Is the first class free?
Yes, the trial class is free. It runs shorter than a normal lesson, usually 15 to 30 minutes, and its purpose is to place the student at the right level rather than to teach a full lesson. Where a particular programme charges for the trial, that is stated before you book, and any additional trial is paid in advance.
The trial matters more than it sounds. Starting a child at the level they finished at, rather than the level they are actually at today, is the most common reason a restart stalls in the first three lessons.
If you are looking specifically at what we teach at no charge, our free sessions page sets out what the free session covers and where the free part stops.
How payment works
Payment is made in advance. A student is not held on a tutor’s schedule until the lesson is paid for, which is what keeps the timetable honest for everyone booked around them.
We issue electronic invoices. Card payments run through the PayPal gateway, which accepts Visa and MasterCard. We also accept STC transfer, bank transfer and TapTap Send. Prices are quoted in US dollars.
In local money the monthly plans come to about £26 to £63 in the UK, C$49 to C$119 in Canada and A$49 to A$120 in Australia, at late September 2026 exchange rates. The pages for families in the UK, Canada and Australia give the hourly rate in local money and set the lesson times out in local hours.
What happens if you miss a lesson
Rescheduling or cancelling needs at least two hours notice. On a weekly subscription you have one cancellation a month; if you study the same subject twice a week, you have two. Past that, a missed lesson counts as a lesson taken.
The rule runs the other way as well. If a tutor is absent for something unexpected, a compensatory session is arranged and you are not charged twice. The full terms sit on our academy terms page.
Refunds
Lessons you have not used are refundable. Lessons already attended are not. There is no charge for cancelling before a subscription begins.
Getting an exact price for your family
The tables above will get you to the right figure for most schedules. What they cannot tell you is which schedule suits the student, and that is the part worth getting right before you pay for anything. Book the free trial; the tutor will recommend a lesson length and frequency in that first session, and the price follows from it. Message us on WhatsApp or by email and we will confirm the exact monthly figure before anything is booked.
Pricing questions we get asked
How much do online Quran classes cost per month?
At Abobakr Academy, $34 a month for two 30-minute lessons a week, $48 for three, and $70 for five. The hourly rate falls from $8.50 to $7.00 as the number of hours booked in a month rises.
Do you charge more for Tajweed, Hifz or Arabic?
No. The rate is the same across every programme. Hifz students often pay more in a month because memorisation works best with short daily sessions, so they book more hours, which puts them on a lower hourly rate.
Is there a discount for more than one child?
Yes. Families enrolling more than one child receive a 10% sibling discount on the total. If you think another arrangement might apply to your situation, ask us when you book.
Can I book just two lessons a month?
You can, at the standard rate of $9.50 an hour. It is the most expensive way to study and we would usually suggest at least two lessons a week instead, both for the price and because progress at that frequency is slow.
Can I pay for one lesson at a time instead of a month?
Payment is always in advance, and a monthly subscription is the usual arrangement because it holds a fixed slot on a tutor’s schedule. Talk to us if a monthly commitment does not suit your situation.
What currency will I be billed in?
Prices are quoted in US dollars. Card payments through PayPal will convert at your bank’s rate if you hold a different currency.