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Madrasa AyeshaQuran & Islamic studies
Madrasa AyeshaQuran & Islamic studies

الْعِلْمُ نُورٌKnowledge is light

The Quran, taught one student at a time.

Live one-to-one classes with qualified male and female teachers, scheduled in your own timezone — from the first letters of Noorani Qaida through to Hifz and Qiraat. The first class is free, and there is nothing to pay before it.

No card details, no deposit, and a female teacher can be requested for any student.

A student in a taqiyah reading from an open Quran at a wooden desk, taking a live online lesson from a teacher visible on the laptop screen.

In your timezone

Classes from 6am to 11pm PKT, seven days a week

What we teach

One path, six stages — and you can join it anywhere.

Nobody is placed by age or by what they say they can do. The teacher listens to you read in the first class and you start at the stage that is actually true, which is often earlier than expected and occasionally later.

Every stage is taught one-to-one, in your timezone.

  1. Noorani Qaida

    Complete beginners · from age 4 · adults welcome

    The Arabic letters, their sounds, and how they join. Most students who feel they “should already know this” start here, and it is the right place to start.

  2. Nazra — reading the Quran

    Once the letters are secure

    Reading from the Mushaf itself, page by page, until it becomes fluent rather than effortful. Pace is set by the student, not by a syllabus.

  3. Tajweed

    Readers who want it correct, not just quick

    Makharij, sifat and the rules of stopping and joining — applied line by line in your own recitation, then corrected out loud in the class.

  4. Hifz — memorisation

    Long-term students, children and adults

    A daily sabaq, a weekly sabqi and a revision cycle you can actually keep alongside school or work. Short honest targets beat ambitious ones.

  5. Qiraat

    Advanced students with Tajweed secured

    The recognised styles of recitation, studied with a teacher qualified in them. Taken slowly, and only when the foundation genuinely holds.

  6. Islamic studies

    Alongside any of the above

    Salah, the everyday duas, seerah and adab — taught so a child can explain it back, not just recite it. Available as a standalone weekly class.

A wide view of a study desk: framed Arabic calligraphy on the wall, an open Quran, and a laptop showing the teacher during a live lesson.

How it works

What actually happens after you get in touch.

No enrolment forms to chase and no sales call. Four steps, in this order, usually within a few days.

  1. 1

    A free first class

    You meet the teacher, they listen to you read, and you decide afterwards whether to continue. No card details, no deposit, no follow-up pressure.

  2. 2

    An honest assessment

    The teacher tells you where you actually are — including if that is further back than you hoped — and what the next three months would realistically look like.

  3. 3

    A fixed slot and the same teacher

    You get a weekly timetable in your own timezone and keep the same teacher, because progress depends on someone remembering where you stopped last week.

  4. 4

    Written progress each month

    A short written note on what was covered, what improved and what is being worked on — so parents are not left guessing between classes.

Why families stay

The parts that are hard to find elsewhere.

Most of what follows is ordinary. It is also, going by what families tell us they left behind, uncommon.

  • Male and female teachers, and you choose

    Ask for either when you get in touch. Girls and women can study with a female teacher throughout, without having to explain the request.

  • The same teacher every week

    Not a rota. The person teaching you knows which letters you keep slipping on and what you covered last Tuesday.

  • Timings that survive real life

    Before school, after work, late evening, weekends. If a slot stops working, it gets moved rather than missed.

  • Nothing to pay before the first class

    You see the teaching before any money is discussed. If it is not right for your family, that is a perfectly acceptable outcome.

  • A real campus, not only a website

    Students in Pakistan can study in person in a traditional setting. The online classes are taught by the same staff.

Teachers

Who you would actually be studying with.

Every teacher is qualified in Tajweed, has taught children as young as four as well as adults returning to study after years away, and teaches both online and at the campus.

Male teachers

  • A teacher of Tajweed and Nazra at Madrasa Ayesha.

    TODO — teacher name

    Tajweed and Nazra

    Qualification
    TODO — qualification, e.g. ijazah in Tajweed
    Experience
    TODO — years teaching
  • A teacher of Hifz at Madrasa Ayesha.

    TODO — teacher name

    Hifz

    Qualification
    TODO — qualification
    Experience
    TODO — years teaching
  • A teacher of Qiraat and advanced recitation at Madrasa Ayesha.

    TODO — teacher name

    Qiraat and advanced recitation

    Qualification
    TODO — qualification
    Experience
    TODO — years teaching

Female teachers

Our female teachers are not photographed, by their own preference. They are qualified to the same standard and are listed here in full.

  • TODO — teacher name

    Noorani Qaida and Nazra

    TODO — qualification

  • TODO — teacher name

    Tajweed

    TODO — qualification

  • TODO — teacher name

    Hifz and Islamic studies

    TODO — qualification

You can ask for a male or a female teacher when you get in touch. It is a normal request and nobody will ask you to justify it.

Request a teacher
An open Quran on a wooden desk in warm daylight.

TODO — replace with a photograph of the campus

On campus

There is a madrasa behind the website.

Alongside the online classes, students in Pakistan study in person at our campus — the same teachers, in a traditional setting, with the discipline and routine that being in a room together provides.

  • Separate teaching arrangements for boys and girls
  • Full-time Hifz alongside part-time evening classes
  • Same staff as the online programme
View the campus

Campus address, Pakistanvisits by appointment. Message us and we will arrange a time.

In their words

What families say when we ask them a year in.

Example wording — not real. These three show the length and tone that work here. Replace them with genuine, permissioned quotes before launch, or remove the section.

  • My daughter had been in a group class for a year and could not read a line on her own. Six months of one-to-one and she reads to me after Maghrib without being asked.
    TODO — parent nameTODO — city, country
  • I am forty-one and could not get past the alphabet. Nobody made me feel behind. We started at the very beginning and the teacher never once rushed me.
    TODO — student nameTODO — city, country
  • The monthly written report is the thing I did not know I needed. I can see exactly what my son is working on instead of asking him and getting “fine”.
    TODO — parent nameTODO — city, country

Free first class

Book the first class. Decide afterwards.

One short form, and it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send — no account, no password, nothing stored on this website. We usually reply the same day.

  • No payment and no card details for the first class
  • A female teacher can be requested for any student
  • Classes are scheduled in your timezone, not ours
Hours
Classes 6:00am – 11:00pm PKT, seven days