Learning Arabic reading
From the very first letters of the Arabic alphabet to confident reading — the foundation that lets your child open the Quran for themselves
We don't just teach — we nurture confidence, faith and a love of the religion!
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Parent reviews
Umaclass strives to raise children in the spirit of Islamic values and to nurture their moral character
My child has started telling us about the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ at the dinner table
At last — my son can read the Quran!
My daughter no longer raises her voice at me. She has become so much more respectful
Programme
Say: are those who know equal to those who do not know?
From the very first letters of the Arabic alphabet to confident reading — the foundation that lets your child open the Quran for themselves
The rules of articulation and recitation, so the Quran is read the way it was revealed — clearly, correctly, beautifully
Stories of the prophets, the Companions and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ — moments your child will want to share at the dinner table
Respect for parents, honesty, kindness and the everyday manners that shape a Muslim heart
Small classes alongside children who share the same values — the kind of friendships that lift your child up rather than pull them off course
Play, not lectures
700+ interactive lessons, built as games your child actually wants to come back to.
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700+ interactive lessons
Every lesson is a real, living interaction — not a dull lecture. Vivid media, visuals and game-based tasks mean knowledge is absorbed easily, and with pleasure.
Live teachers
Our teachers don't simply pass on knowledge — they inspire. They respect children, connect with them, explain things clearly and speak from the heart. They become the people your child listens to and tries not to let down.
Practice-first
We teach in a way that helps your child apply what they learn in everyday life: performing salah, reading the Quran, following the Sunnah and observing good etiquette.
Pricing
A short test to gauge your child's level — no commitment, no payment.
Best if you want a steady weekday rhythm and serious progress in Islamic knowledge.
For families whose weeks are too busy — sessions on Saturday and Sunday.
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No, you can study from either a computer or a phone.
No, you can start with us with absolutely no prior knowledge.
Yes, graduates of our madrasah receive a certificate.
Children study with us from the age of 7.
Lessons take place every day from Monday to Friday. In the weekend groups, lessons take place on Saturdays and Sundays.
Yes, we offer discounts to families with two or more children studying with us.
We practise and teach Islam of the Sunni tradition and strive to follow the teachings of such recognised imams as Imam Ahmad, Ash-Shafi'i, Malik and Abu Hanifa. At the same time, we try to avoid disagreements and do not touch on contentious matters in our programme.
Yes, all lessons are recorded and can be watched afterwards.
We understand that our pupils' families come from different regions and follow different madhhabs, so in our lessons we avoid topics where there are serious disagreements among the madhhabs. Teachers add comments on the lesson topic so that the material is clear to everyone.
The full course lasts 3 years.
We're open and on hand, 9am–6pm UK time!