AFAQIS Al-Furqan Academy for Quranic and Islamic Studies Book free trial

Al-Furqan Academy for Quranic and Islamic Studies

Learn the Quran one-to-one, at a time that suits you.

Live private classes on Google Meet for children and adults. Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed and Hifz, at a fixed weekly time that fits a busy schedule.

  • Only one-to-one classes
  • English, Urdu / Hindi, Arabic
  • Times shown in your time zone

وَرَتِّلِ ٱلْقُرْءَانَ تَرْتِيلًا

“And recite the Quran with measured recitation.”

Al-Muzzammil 73:4

Courses

Start at the right level

The free trial tells us where the student is today. We then suggest one of these courses.

القاعدة

Qaida

For complete beginners

Learn the Arabic letters, their sounds and the vowel marks, step by step, until the student can join letters and read words.

الناظرة

Nazra

For students who can read slowly

Read the Quran from the Mushaf with growing fluency, correcting mistakes as they happen, page by page.

التجويد

Tajweed Course

For fluent readers

A structured course, lesson by lesson. It begins with the virtues and manners of the Quran and the foundations of Tajweed, then moves through the rules with practice in every class.

الحفظ

Hifz

For memorisation

Memorise with a clear daily portion and regular revision, so what is learned stays strong.

Short courses for busy schedules

1 class a week · 1 hour

Can’t join 4 days a week? Choose a short, focused course with one longer class each week.

  • Arabic alphabetLearn the letters and their correct sounds.
  • Short surahs: Ad-Duha to An-NasCorrect your recitation and memorise the last surahs of the Quran (Qisar al-Mufassal).
  • One surah of your choiceFor example Surah Al-Kahf or Surah Yasin: correct recitation and memorisation.

How to join

From free trial to regular classes

  1. Book a free trial

    Pick a time on the booking page. You get a Google Meet link by email.

  2. Meet us

    In 30 minutes we listen to the reading, check the level and suggest the right course.

  3. Fix your class time

    Choose a fixed time: 4 classes a week of 30 minutes, or 1 class a week of 1 hour for a short course. Fees are shared after the trial.

  4. Learn and grow

    Each week has a lesson plan. A student moves on only after mastering the current lesson.

Why AFAQIS

Made for families with little time

Only one-to-one

No group classes. The full lesson is about one student.

Mastery before moving on

The next lesson starts only when the current one is solid.

Weekly plan for parents

Every week has a written lesson plan with a short note for parents.

Parents welcome

For children, a parent can sit in on any class.

Your time zone

Students join from different countries. The booking page shows times in your own time zone.

Simple monthly fees

One fee each month, paid at the start of the month. Discounts for siblings.

Under the supervision of

Ustadh Abdullah Al Sanabili

Student of Islamic sciences in Madinah al-Munawwarah

All AFAQIS courses run under the supervision of Ustadh Abdullah Al Sanabili. Each student’s week is planned in advance, and parents are kept informed of progress.

  • English
  • Urdu / Hindi
  • Arabic

Fees

Shared after your free trial

Regular courses are 30 minutes, 4 days a week. Short courses are 1 hour, once a week. After the trial, we send you the exact monthly fee on WhatsApp. There is a discount for siblings.

Fees are paid at the start of each month, before classes begin.

Questions

Is the trial class really free?

Yes. It is 30 minutes, one-to-one, and there is no obligation to join afterwards.

What do we need for the class?

A phone, tablet or laptop with Google Meet, a quiet place, and a Mushaf or Qaida if you have one.

Who are the classes for?

Children and adults. Beginners start with Qaida; fluent readers can join the Tajweed course or Hifz.

Can I join from my country?

Yes. Classes are online, and the booking page shows every time slot in your own time zone.

How do I pay?

By bank transfer at the start of each month, before classes begin. Details are shared after you join.

How long and how often are classes?

Regular courses: 30 minutes, 4 days a week. Short courses for busy schedules: 1 hour, once a week. Both at a fixed time that suits you.

What if a class is missed?

If we miss a class, it is always made up. If the student misses a class without notice, it is not made up. If you tell us before the class that the student cannot attend, we will try to move it to another time when the teacher is free.

Begin with one free class

Choose a time that suits you. We will listen, check the level and suggest the right next step.