Students
Start with Two Free Private Lessons
Before choosing an online Quran, Arabic, or Islamic Studies program for your child, let them experience the teacher and the lesson itself. The first two one-to-one sessions are free, giving your family a practical way to understand the learner's level, pace, and needs before deciding whether to continue.
One-to-one lessons
Ijazahs
Teachers
See how your child learns before choosing a program
A course description can tell you what is offered. It cannot show you how your child will respond to the teacher. These two private lessons give your family real experience before you decide what to do next.
Understand the learner, not just a level label
The teacher starts by working directly with the learner. This makes it easier to understand where they are now and what deserves attention first.
- See the learner's current level in Quran, Arabic, or Islamic Studies.
- Notice reading, Tajweed, memorization, or language areas that may need support.
- Observe how the learner listens, responds, concentrates, and communicates one-to-one.
Teach, adjust, and see whether the fit works
The second session builds on what the teacher learned in the first. It remains a real lesson while the pace and teaching approach become more specific to the learner.
- Continue with real explanation, correction, and guided practice.
- Adjust the pace around what the learner understood and where more support is needed.
- Give your family another chance to judge the teacher-learner connection in practice.
Make the next decision with real information
If your family decides to continue, the decision is based on what the learner actually experienced and what the teacher actually observed.
Let the learner experience the teaching first. Decide after the two sessions.
See real teacher profiles before you book
You should know more than the name of an academy before choosing who teaches your child. Here are three examples from our wider teaching team, with real 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
The right credentials matter. So does the right fit.
When arranging the trial, we look at the learner's age, current level, subject, and communication needs. The two free lessons then give your family time to see how the teacher and learner actually work together.
These profiles are a selection from our wider teaching team.
Know what to expect before your child starts
The short introduction beside this section gives you a closer look at Muslim Path and the approach behind our one-to-one lessons. It is a simple way to understand the learning environment before the two free sessions begin.
Let your child try the two lessons before you decide
Send us the learner's age, what they want to study, their current level if you know it, and a few suitable times. 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 for your family.