Online Qur'an classes for families in Saudi Arabia
Pakistan is just two hours ahead of Saudi Arabia, so a daily Qur'an class after school is easy to fit in. Give your child a dedicated tutor for Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed or Hifz — in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam or anywhere in the Kingdom.
Times that fit family life in Saudi Arabia
These are the slots families choose most often — all in your local time. Tell us what suits you and we will match a teacher to it.
Time difference
| Saudi Arabia (AST) — Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam | Pakistan is just 2 hours ahead |
Neither country uses daylight saving, so the two-hour difference stays the same all year.
Planning your Qur’an year in Saudi Arabia
A Friday–Saturday weekend, no clock changes and long, hot summers often spent travelling — this is how families in Saudi Arabia keep Qur’an learning steady.
A Friday–Saturday weekend
The weekend here is Friday and Saturday, so Saturday mornings and Friday afternoons after Jumu’ah are popular times for a class.
No clock changes
Neither your country nor Pakistan changes its clocks, so your class time stays the same all year — Pakistan is always two hours ahead.
Summer travel
If your family spends the summer in Pakistan or elsewhere, classes continue online with the same teacher.
Ramadan
Tell us the time that suits your family in Ramadan — for example after Iftar — and we plan the class around it.
Qur'an learning that fits your life
Only two hours apart
Pakistan is just two hours ahead, so your preferred after-school or evening slot is easy to get.
Supports school Arabic
Our Arabic and Tajweed classes strengthen the Arabic your child studies at school.
Urdu for Pakistani families
Keep your child connected to Urdu with reading and writing classes alongside the Qur'an.
Male & female teachers
Choose the teacher your family prefers, including female teachers for girls.
Everything from the first letter to Hifz
Special offer: monthly fees from $10 — just $5 per class instead of $7 — or one fixed price for a complete course: Noorani Qaida $135, Nazra $490, Qaida + Nazra $600.
Common questions from Saudi Arabia
What is the time difference between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan?
Saudi Arabia (AST) — Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam: Pakistan is just 2 hours ahead. We always schedule your class in your local time.
Can my daughter learn with a female teacher?
Yes. We have male and female teachers, and you can choose the teacher your family is most comfortable with.
What age can my child start?
Children can start Noorani Qaida from about age 3–4 on our monthly plans. From age 6, families can also choose a fixed-price complete course package.
How are fees paid?
Fees can be shown in US dollars, UAE dirhams, Saudi riyals or British pounds — special offer from $10 a month. After your free trial, our team shares the payment options with you on WhatsApp.
Do you teach in every city in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. Classes are online, so we teach families anywhere in the Kingdom — Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam, Al Khobar and beyond.
If we leave the Gulf, can my child keep the same teacher?
Yes. If your family moves to Pakistan, the UK, Canada or anywhere else, your child keeps the same teacher, and we move the class to the same local time wherever possible.
Do you also teach families in Oman and Bahrain?
Yes. We teach families across the Gulf, including Oman and Bahrain, and in every other country — always scheduled in your local time.
Can my child learn Urdu as well?
Yes. Urdu reading and writing classes can be added next to the Qur’an class.
Is Arabic taught too?
Yes. Arabic classes are available for children and adults, and they support the Arabic your child studies at school.
Can we have the class before school?
Yes. An early slot after Fajr, before school, is available for families who prefer mornings.
Do you have English-speaking teachers?
Yes. Both our male and female teachers speak English well, so lessons can be explained fully in English — ideal for children who do not understand Urdu. Tell us on WhatsApp that you would like an English-speaking teacher, and check the explanations yourself in the free trial class.
Which app are classes on — Zoom, WhatsApp, Skype or Google Meet?
Classes are live one-to-one video calls with the teacher. We mainly teach on Zoom, and classes can also be held on a WhatsApp video call, Skype or Google Meet — whichever is easiest for your family. We set up the call with you on WhatsApp before the free trial class.
We also teach families in: UK · USA · Canada · Australia · UAE · Qatar · Kuwait · Europe
Start your child's Qur'an journey this week
Book a free one-to-one trial class — we will match a teacher to your time zone and your child's level.