Choose from our wide variety of accredited, 1-on-1 personalized programs led by certified Al-Azhar instructors for all age groups and proficiency levels.
Duha Academy's Online Tajweed Classes for Sisters provide a structured, female-only learning environment where women master Quranic recitation through precise Makharij training and gradual Tajweed rule application.
Online Tajweed classes for kids at Duha Academy use sound-first teaching methods that train young ears before introducing Tajweed rules.
Duha Academy’s Advanced Tajweed Course is built for students who already read the Quran fluently but still hear inconsistency in precision, rhythm, or rule application.
Duha Academy's Amli Tajweed course trains English speakers to apply Tajweed rules during live recitation, not just memorize theory.
Duha Academy's Quran memorization course online teaches structured Hifz techniques to English-speaking students of all ages across five continents.
Duha Academy's Juz 30 Memorization Course guides English-speaking Muslims through structured Hifz of Juz Amma using proven retention techniques.
Hifz Classes for Kids at Duha Academy start with short, repeatable Quran memorization habits rather than long Hifz targets.
Duha Academy’s Hifz Course for Adults builds Quran memorization through disciplined daily ayah targets, live tashih, and structured muraja’ah.
Duha Academy's Online Hifz Classes for Sisters provide a safe, structured environment where Muslim women memorize the Quran under female instructors who understand the specific challenges sisters face.
Learning to memorize short surahs from the Quran is where most Muslims begin their Hifz journey—but most online courses rush students through memorization without addressing retention.
Duha Academy's Online Arabic Classes guide English speakers from their first Arabic letter to confident reading, speaking, and comprehension through structured lessons that prioritize sound recognition before grammar tables.
Duha Academy's Arabic course for beginners starts where English speakers actually are: with Arabic sound recognition, not Arabic grammar charts.