Students
Start with Two Free Private Lessons
Choosing online Quran, Arabic or Islamic Studies for your child should not mean committing before they have actually learned with the teacher. Start with two free one-to-one lessons, see how your child responds, and understand the right level, pace and next step before deciding whether to continue.
One-to-one lessons
Ijazahs
Teachers
Use the two free lessons to see whether the learning works for your child
Families should not have to choose a long-term programme from a description alone. These two private sessions give your child time with the teacher and give you something real to judge before deciding what comes next.
See where your child is starting from
The teacher begins through real interaction with the learner, so the starting point comes from what happens in the lesson rather than from a generic level label.
- Look at the learner's current Quran, Arabic or Islamic Studies level.
- Notice reading, Tajweed, memorisation or language areas that need attention first.
- See how the learner responds to explanation, correction and one-to-one interaction.
Teach properly and see if the fit is right
The second session should build on what happened in the first. Your child gets another real lesson while the teacher can adjust the pace and approach.
- Continue with genuine teaching, practice and correction.
- Adjust the lesson around what the learner understood and where they needed more support.
- Give your family a better sense of whether the teacher-child connection feels comfortable.
The picture should be clearer
If you continue, you should be doing so because the learner has actually experienced the teaching, not because you had to guess from a course description.
Let your child experience the teaching first. Make the decision afterwards.
Meet some of the teachers behind the lessons
A qualification on a website is useful, but families should also be able to see the real people behind the teaching. These are three examples from our wider team, with genuine academic and Quranic backgrounds.
Omar Saeed
Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion, Al-Azhar University
Ijazah in the Holy Quran in the narration of Hafs 'an 'Asim through the Shatibiyyah path
Shaimaa Wagdy
Faculty of Sharia and Law
Ijazah in Noor Al-Bayan and Ijazah in the Holy Quran in the narration of Hafs 'an 'Asim through the Shatibiyyah path
Eid Essam
Faculty of the Holy Quran and its Sciences, Al-Azhar University
Qualified in the Ten Minor and Ten Major Qira'at
Qualifications first. Then the right teaching fit.
When arranging the trial, we consider the learner's age, current level, subject and communication needs. The two free lessons then give your family the chance to see how the teacher and learner actually work together before you make a decision.
These profiles are examples from our wider teaching team.
Get a feel for the learning experience before the first lesson
The short introduction beside this section gives you a closer look at Muslim Path before you book. The aim is simple: your family should have a clearer sense of the people and teaching approach before the two free lessons begin.
Try the two lessons, then decide
Send us the learner's age, what they want to study, their current level if you know it and a few times that work for your family. We will use that information to arrange a suitable teacher and the first of your two free lessons. After the second lesson, you can decide whether continuing feels right.