Quran teacher for women and children · Live online lessons
Aya’s name, آية, is the Arabic word for a verse of the Quran.
Live lessons with Aya, a Quran teacher based in Egypt: the letters and reading from the very beginning, then recitation with Tajweed, then memorisation with regular revision.
Lessons are taught mainly in Arabic, with basic English support.
وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا الْقُرْآنَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ
Tajweed colours in this verse
Lessons suited to their age, starting with the letters and building up to reading and memorisation, in a calm setting that helps children love the Quran.
A female teacher and lessons in a comfortable, private setting, whether you are starting with the letters, perfecting your recitation or memorising.
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
I'm Aya, a Quran teacher from Egypt. I teach women and children to read, recite and memorise the Holy Quran, in live lessons online.
I believe the Quran is learned letter by letter, verse by verse. So I start with every woman and every child from where they are, correct their recitation gently in every lesson, and we move forward together without rushing and without embarrassment.
آية
Everyone starts from their own level and moves forward step by step. After the trial lesson, Aya suggests the right stage and a clear plan for it.
For those who don't know the letters yet, or read with difficulty
The letters, their sounds and where they are pronounced, the vowel marks, tanwīn and madd, then joining letters and reading words, building up to reading from the mushaf.
For those who can read and want to recite correctly
How and where each letter is pronounced, the rules of nūn and mīm with sukūn and of tanwīn, and prolongation (madd), with recitation corrected in every lesson.
For those who want to memorise and keep it
Step-by-step memorisation, starting with the short surahs of Juz ʿAmma, with a regular revision plan so that memorised surahs stay secure.
Clear commitments that parents know before their child starts:
Lessons are taught mainly in Arabic, with basic English support, so they suit learners who understand at least some Arabic. If you don't, mention it in your request and Aya will discuss it with you at the trial lesson.
From around age 5. The right starting point is agreed after the trial lesson.
A device with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet space. Aya will send any books or files needed before you start.
Aya is based in Egypt. Lesson times are agreed in your local time, and the timetable is confirmed in writing.
Fees are agreed with Aya at or after the free trial lesson, depending on the number and length of lessons. You can pay by bank transfer, PayPal, Wise or another method you agree.
Four short steps. Aya replies within two days.
If the student is under 18, a parent or guardian must send the request.
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