Noorani Qaida
Learn Arabic letters, joining, harakat, and basic reading before moving to Nazra Quran.
Programs and courses
View each program, class schedule, and level to find a suitable starting point for the student.

Our programs
Students are placed according to their age, reading ability, and learning needs. Timings are confirmed during admission.
Learn Arabic letters, joining, harakat, and basic reading before moving to Nazra Quran.
Read the Quran with better fluency and pronunciation through guided practice and revision.
Memorize the Quran through new lessons, daily revision, listening, and progress checks.
Improve makharij, learn Tajweed rules, and build confidence in Quran recitation.
Learn basic Islamic rulings about purity, salah, fasting, conduct, and daily life.
Build Arabic reading, vocabulary, and basic grammar for Quran and Islamic Studies.
Study beliefs, worship, adab, Seerah, and good character at a suitable age level.
Class information
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Boys and girls study in separate buildings with suitable teacher arrangements. Both buildings follow the same program and learning expectations.
Course length depends on the program and the student's progress. Noorani Qaida usually takes 4 to 6 months. Nazra Quran, Hifz, and Arabic continue by level. Teachers review progress and let families know when a student is ready to move forward.
Teachers follow the program syllabus, listen to each student's work, and keep a record of progress. Families can contact the Madrassa with questions about attendance or learning.
Morning Hifz classes usually begin at 7:30 AM. Afternoon classes usually run from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Fiqh classes are held on weekend mornings. The Madrassa confirms the exact time during admission.
Placement is based on age and current reading ability. Beginners may start with Noorani Qaida or early Nazra. Students with previous Quran learning may be assessed before joining a class. Students move forward when they are ready.
Admissions
Begin with an inquiry. The Madrassa will help you choose a program and confirm the remaining details.
Share the student's name, guardian's name, age, preferred class, phone number, and address.
The Madrassa reviews the student's age and current reading level before suggesting a program.
Ask about timings, documents, fees, and any other details by phone, WhatsApp, or during a visit.
Once the program and timing are agreed, the Madrassa confirms the start date and class details.
Send an admission inquiry or contact the Madrassa to discuss the student's needs.