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Children can learn to read the Quran, practise Tajweed and start memorising online with Mawaddah Academy. The teacher adapts the starting point to your child\u2019s age and reading level. Parents can follow attendance, homework and lesson reports.<\/p>\n

Request two free trial lessons<\/a>. Tell us your child\u2019s learning goals and preferred times so the academy can review their level and match them with a teacher.<\/p>\n

Placement that respects age and actual level<\/h2>\n

Two children of the same age may have very different reading or Quran abilities. Placement helps identify the first useful step and avoids lessons that feel too easy or too difficult.<\/p>\n

Quran learning for kids<\/h2>\n

Children can learn Quran reading from scratch, improve recitation, study Tajweed, begin memorization and maintain revision. Targets are kept clear and manageable.<\/p>\n

Arabic learning for kids<\/h2>\n

Arabic lessons can include letters, sounds, reading, writing, vocabulary and conversation. Activities and homework are adjusted to age and current ability.<\/p>\n

Arabic reading for children who understand the home dialect<\/h2>\n

If your child follows conversations at home but struggles to read Standard Arabic, tell the teacher which words they understand and which letters they recognise. A picture story gives the teacher a starting point for linking familiar spoken words to reading. Try our first picture-story activity for children who speak a dialect<\/a> before the trial.<\/p>\n

Islamic Studies for kids<\/h2>\n

Age-appropriate lessons can include beliefs, prayer, worship, Seerah, Hadith, manners and Islamic character, with examples connected to everyday life.<\/p>\n

Choosing a male or female tutor<\/h2>\n

Teacher matching considers the child\u2019s age, level, learning goal, availability and family preference. The right relationship with the teacher often makes consistency easier.<\/p>\n

Private 1-to-1 or small group<\/h2>\n

Private lessons are useful for maximum correction and individual pace. Small groups can add interaction when children are carefully matched by age and level.<\/p>\n

What parents can see<\/h2>\n