Online Madrasah for Kids — Quran, Duas and Islamic Studies One-to-One
A madrasah education at home: Quran reading, daily duas and Islamic studies taught live and one-to-one, at times that fit your child's week. Your child gets the whole lesson, not a turn in a queue. Free trial.
Who this page is for
- There is no madrasah nearby, or the nearest one has a waiting list
- Evening madrasah five days a week does not fit around school, clubs and homework
- Your child is lost in a large class and needs individual attention
- You want Quran reading, duas and Islamic basics taught together, at home
- You want to see exactly what was taught and what to practise
Parents use the words madrasah, madrasa, madrassa and maktab for the same thing: regular after-school Islamic education. Where a good local madrasah is within reach, it gives children friends and community. Where it is not — or where the timetable does not work — one-to-one online lessons cover the same learning at home, and many families use both.
What an Online Madrasah Looks Like at NoorPath
It is not a recorded course or a large online classroom. It is one teacher and one child on a live video call, following a plan you agree: so much Quran, so much duas, so much Islamic studies.
One Child, One Teacher
The whole lesson is your child reading, answering and being corrected — no waiting for a turn.
Fits the School Week
After school, early evening or weekends, in your own time zone. No travel, no daily two-hour block.
Three Subjects, One Plan
Quran reading, duas and Islamic studies combined in the proportion you choose.
Parents Can Watch
Lessons happen in your home. Stay in the room or nearby for any lesson.
Qualified Teachers
Every NoorPath tutor holds an Ijazah or a Quran teaching certificate, and parents can ask to see it. Female tutors are available for sisters, daughters and young children.
A Teacher Who Fits
If you or your child are not comfortable with the tutor, NoorPath changes the tutor immediately.
Your Illustrative Learning Roadmap
Beginners start with Noorani Qaida; children who can read continue with Quran reading and Tajweed. This is the core of each lesson.
Duas for eating, sleeping, waking, travelling and leaving the home, with meanings, learned a little at a time.
The pillars of Islam, the basics of prayer and belief, stories from the Seerah, and good character, at the child's level.
How to Get Started — 4 Simple Steps
Tell us about your child
Age, what they can already read, and what you want covered — Quran only, or Quran with duas and Islamic studies.
Try it free
Your child meets the teacher in 3 free 30-minute trial sessions. You see how the teacher handles your child before paying anything.
Choose days and times
Pick one to four lessons a week around school and activities. A lesson can be moved with 24 hours' notice, subject to tutor availability.
See the progress
Sit in on lessons whenever you like, and check homework, attendance and progress in the Parent Portal.
Comparing Learning Formats
| Method | Verdict | Why |
|---|---|---|
| One-to-one online madrasah (NoorPath) | Individual attention | At home, flexible days, parents can watch every lesson |
| Local mosque madrasah | Community and friends | Valuable where available; fixed timetable, larger classes, travel each day |
| Online group madrasah | Lower cost per child | A shared class on video; less time reading to the teacher |
| Teaching at home yourself | Closest bond | Works when a parent reads correctly and has the time every day |
Before you book — four straight answers
- Who will teach my child?
- You meet the matched tutor in 3 free 30-minute trial sessions before paying anything. Every NoorPath tutor holds an Ijazah or a Quran teaching certificate, and parents can ask to see it.
- What if we miss a class?
- Give at least 24 hours' notice and the class can be moved, subject to tutor availability. Rescheduling is agreed directly with NoorPath.
- What if the tutor is not the right fit?
- If you or your child are not comfortable with the tutor, NoorPath changes the tutor immediately. Female tutors are available for sisters, daughters and young children.
- How do we stop?
- Cancel with 7 days' notice before the next billing date. No cancellation fee. Full refund if you ask within 7 days of your first paid class. After 7 days, fees already paid are not refunded.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an online madrasah?
It is after-school Islamic education delivered over live video instead of in a mosque classroom: learning to read the Quran, memorising duas and short surahs, and learning the basics of Islam. At NoorPath it is taught one-to-one rather than as a class.
Can an online madrasah replace our local madrasah?
For the learning itself — Quran reading, duas, Islamic basics — yes, and many children progress faster with individual attention. What it does not replace is the community of a mosque. Many families keep a weekend mosque class for that and use online lessons for the reading.
What age can children start?
Children can begin Noorani Qaida from about age 4 with short lessons. Duas suit young children well; Islamic studies topics are introduced as the child is ready.
How many days a week is it?
You choose: one, two or four lessons a week on the published plans. Unlike a five-evening madrasah, the timetable is built around your child's school week.
What subjects are covered?
Noorani Qaida or Quran reading with Tajweed, daily duas, and Islamic studies basics — the pillars of Islam, prayer, belief, Seerah stories and manners. Hifz can be added for children who are ready. You agree the balance with the teacher.
Is it a live teacher or recorded lessons?
A live teacher, every lesson, on a one-to-one video call. Nothing is pre-recorded.
Can my daughter have a female teacher?
Female tutors are available for sisters, daughters and young children. Ask when you enquire; she is assigned subject to availability and confirmed before the trial.
How much does an online madrasah cost?
Plans are monthly in US dollars: Starter $29 (4 × 30-minute lessons), Standard $49 (8 × 45-minute lessons), Intensive $79 (16 × 60-minute lessons). Sibling discounts apply for families. You start with 3 free 30-minute trial sessions and no credit card.
Do you give a certificate or follow a school syllabus?
NoorPath is a tutoring academy, not an accredited school, and does not issue formal qualifications. Progress is recorded in the Parent Portal so you can see what your child has completed.
A Madrasah That Fits Your Child’s Week
Request free trial sessions and tell us what you want covered: Quran, duas, Islamic studies, or all three.
- ✓ 3 free 30-minute trial sessions — no credit card
- ✓ One-to-one, live, at home
- ✓ Quran reading, duas and Islamic studies
- ✓ Male and female teachers