Read Al-Fatiha correctly
Understanding what every word means, instead of reciting a transliteration you learned by sound.
What this course actually gets youMost adults tell us the hardest part was booking the first class. The teacher has taught dozens of people starting exactly where you are.
Understanding what every word means, instead of reciting a transliteration you learned by sound.
The salah surahs read from the Mushaf, with the letters you were never taught as a child.
No class to keep up with, no one to fall behind. Reschedule when work or life demands it.
No. Our oldest beginner started at 61 and read Al-Fatiha from the Mushaf within four months. Adults usually learn the letters faster than children do, because you understand instructions about where a sound is made. What slows adults down is embarrassment, which is exactly what one-on-one classes remove.
No. Many adult students keep the camera off entirely and only share audio, and some share their screen with the Mushaf instead. The teacher needs to hear you, not see you.
Yes. You choose male or female when you book, and you can switch at any time for free without giving a reason.
No question is too basic here, and nobody will be surprised by what you do not know yet.
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