Why Parents in Germany Choose E-Quran Coaching
Families in Germany often balance secular school, homework, and after-school activities. Our setup is designed to fit that reality with practical benefits you can rely on.
Practical for Secular School Context
Lessons are scheduled around the German school day and homework load. We avoid overloading your child so Quran learning stays sustainable alongside Gymnasium or Grundschule.
One-to-One Format
Every class is one child with one tutor. No group calls or waiting for turns—your child reads and practises directly with the teacher, which speeds up progress and builds confidence.
Female Tutor Option
Many families in Germany prefer a female tutor for their daughters. We can arrange a female teacher for your child when you book; just let us know your preference.
Progress Transparency for Parents
Parents receive clear updates on what was covered, what needs revision, and how their child is improving. No vague reports—you know where your child stands and what to practise at home.
Courses We Offer in Germany
All courses are one-to-one, in English, and designed for non-Arab children living in Germany. Short overview below; each link leads to the full course page.
Qaida Course in Germany
From Arabic letters and sounds to joining and simple words—foundation for reading the Quran. Ideal for beginners in Germany.
Learn MoreTajweed Course in Germany
Pronunciation and recitation rules explained in English for children who can already read but want to improve accuracy and fluency.
Learn MoreHifz Course in Germany
Structured memorisation with daily revision and progress tracking for children who want to memorise the Quran in Germany.
Learn MoreQuran Recitation Course in Germany
Fluency and clarity in reading the Quran for students who have completed Qaida and want to read with better flow and Tajweed.
Learn MoreBasic Islamic Education in Germany
Age-appropriate lessons on pillars of Islam, Salah, duas, and Islamic manners for children in Germany, all in English.
Learn MoreLearn Quranic Arabic in Germany
Quran vocabulary, basic grammar, and sentence structure so teens and adults in Germany can understand the Quran better.
Learn MoreHow Our Online Classes Fit German Family Routines
Lesson times are set in Central European Time (CET) or Central European Summer Time (CEST), so they align with the German school day and after-school activities. We offer afternoon slots (e.g. after 15:00 or 16:00), evening slots, and weekend options so you can choose what fits your child’s schedule and homework load.
We keep homework light—mainly short revision or reading practice—so it does not add too much to school workload. If your child misses a class, we try to arrange a make-up in the same or following week when you tell us in advance.
Learning Paths & Recommended Age Groups
A typical path is: beginner (Qaida and basic reading) → intermediate (Quran recitation and Tajweed) → advanced (Hifz or Quranic Arabic, depending on goal). Some children do Basic Islamic Education alongside reading.
As a guideline: younger children (around 5–8) often do well with 2 classes per week of 30 minutes; 9–12 year olds can manage 2–3 classes per week of 30–45 minutes; teens and adults can do 3 or more classes per week or longer sessions if they want faster progress. We adjust to your child’s age and attention span.
Lessons & Teaching Approach
Each course follows a structured lesson plan so you know what is covered week by week. We build in regular revision cycles so previous material is revisited and retained. Lessons include reading drills and practice so your child reads aloud with the tutor and gets immediate correction.
We give parent feedback after classes or in short summaries so you know what was done and what to reinforce at home. Our focus is clear, step-by-step teaching—no credential claims, just consistent progress and transparency.
Cities We Serve Across Germany
Our online Quran classes are available to families across Germany. Your child joins from home, so location does not limit access. Families in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, and other cities receive the same one-to-one teaching in English.
All teaching is online; we do not run physical centres in these cities. Same quality and format whether you are in a large city or a smaller town.
Pricing & How to Create a Custom Package
Fees are in Euro and follow the same structure as our other European locations. Choose a plan below, or ask for a custom package if you need different class lengths or more children. Use the buttons to see pricing on this page or to request a custom plan.
Basic Plan
- ✓ 8 classes per month
- ✓ 30 minutes per class
- ✓ 2 classes per week
- ✓ One-on-one sessions
Standard Plan
- ✓ 12 classes per month
- ✓ 45 minutes per class
- ✓ 3 classes per week
- ✓ One-on-one sessions
Intensive Plan
- ✓ 20 classes per month
- ✓ 60 minutes per class
- ✓ 5 classes per week
- ✓ One-on-one sessions
If you need a different mix of class length, frequency, or multiple children, request a custom package. We will suggest a plan that fits your family in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions — Germany Specific
How do you handle scheduling around German school holidays and different Bundesländer?
School holidays vary by Bundesland (state). When you register, we ask which state you are in so we can plan around your child's holiday calendar. We offer make-up sessions and flexible rescheduling when holidays or half-terms affect your usual slot.
Do you offer language support for bilingual homes (e.g. German and Urdu)?
Yes. Our main teaching language is English, but we can support families where another language is spoken at home. Tutors explain in English so the child has one clear language for Quran lessons; parents can use German, Urdu, or other languages at home for revision if they prefer.
What device or internet connection do we need for online Quran classes in Germany?
You need a device with camera and microphone (laptop, tablet, or smartphone) and a stable internet connection. Normal home broadband in Germany is usually sufficient. If the connection is weak, we can switch to audio-only so your child can still read with the tutor.
Do you offer sibling discounts for families in Germany?
We have packages that can suit families with more than one child. Siblings can have separate one-to-one classes at times that fit your routine. Contact us via WhatsApp with the number of children and preferred schedule; we will suggest a plan and any family discounts we can offer.
Ready to Start
Book a free trial to see how our online Quran classes fit your family in Germany. One-to-one in English, flexible times, and clear progress for parents.