Go beyond the words. Learn the meaning, background and lessons of the Quran, verse by verse, in live one-on-one classes with a certified female Quran teacher, in English or Urdu. Your first 3 trial classes are free.
Taught from trusted classical Tafseer · English or Urdu · Timings in your own time zone
"Do they not reflect upon the Quran, or are there locks upon their hearts?"
Surah Muhammad 47:24
Each verse read, translated, explained and connected to daily life.
20 classes a month. £30 in the UK, €30 in Europe.
Study your first surah with your teacher before you pay anything.
Knowledgeable female teachers for sisters, mothers and older girls.
The Tafseer Course
Tafseer is the explanation of the Quran. Translation tells you what the words mean. Tafseer tells you why a verse was revealed, what it meant to the first Muslims who heard it, how it connects to other verses, and what it asks of us today.
Many verses are short but carry deep meaning. Without Tafseer, it is easy to miss the context or to understand a verse in a way it was never meant. Studying it with a teacher, from trusted sources, lets the Quran guide your heart, your choices and your family life with confidence.
خَيْرُكُمْ مَنْ تَعَلَّمَ الْقُرْآنَ وَعَلَّمَهُ"The best among you are those who learn the Quran and teach it."
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Sahih al-Bukhari 5027
Women who want to understand the Quran deeply: you can read the Quran, perhaps know some of its meaning, and now want to understand the message behind the verses.
Mothers: knowing the stories and lessons of the Quran helps you answer your children's questions and teach them with confidence.
Older girls and teens: the stories of the prophets and the righteous women of the Quran speak powerfully to young hearts and build strong faith.
Good to know first: you should be able to read the Quran. Knowing the basic meaning helps a lot, so many students take Quran Translation (Tarjuma) first, but it is not required.
Trusted Knowledge
Tafseer is not personal opinion. Scholars have explained the Quran using these sources, in this order of importance, and our lessons follow the same path.
One verse often explains another, so the Quran is the first source of its own meaning.
The words and actions of the Prophet ﷺ, who explained the Quran to his companions.
The Sahabah witnessed the revelation and knew its context first-hand.
The meanings of words and expressions as the Arabs understood them at the time.
Well-known works such as the Tafseer of Ibn Kathir, al-Tabari and al-Qurtubi.
Our Method
Every lesson follows the same clear steps, so you always know where you are and nothing important is skipped.
The verse is recited correctly and translated, so you know exactly what it says.
When and why the verse was revealed, and what was happening at the time (Asbab al-Nuzul).
What the scholars of Tafseer said about the verse, explained in simple English or Urdu.
Other verses and authentic hadith that shed light on the same subject.
What the verse teaches about faith, character, worship and family, and how to act on it this week. This is where Tafseer moves from the page to the heart.
The student recites the verses and recalls the main points from the last lesson.
Translation, context and explanation of the new verses, with references to trusted Tafseer.
Lessons, questions and discussion, plus one point to reflect on and practise before the next class.
A Taste of the Lessons
"By time, indeed mankind is in loss, except those who believe, do righteous deeds, and advise each other to the truth and advise each other to patience."
Surah Al-Asr 103:1 to 103:3
Allah swears by time, the one thing no one can buy back, then says every person is losing it, except those with four qualities:
Imam ash-Shafi'i is reported to have said that if people reflected on this surah alone, it would be enough for them.
Choose Your Focus
Start where your heart is drawn. Your teacher can follow one path or mix them as you go.
The short surahs you recite in salah, explained one by one, so every prayer gains new meaning.
Deep study of surahs such as Al-Kahf, Yusuf, Maryam, Luqman or Al-Hujurat, full of stories and guidance.
What the Quran says about patience, gratitude, family, prayer and the Hereafter, gathered verse by verse.
A complete journey through the Quran from Al-Fatiha onwards, at a steady, unhurried pace.
Inspiration for Sisters
The Quran honours remarkable women and their faith. Their stories are among the most loved lessons in our classes.
Her devotion and trust in Allah, told in Surah Maryam and Surah Aal-Imran.
Her courage in placing her baby in the river, trusting Allah's promise (Surah Al-Qasas).
Her firm faith in the palace of a tyrant, and her prayer for a home in Paradise (Surah At-Tahrim).
Her wisdom as a leader and her journey to faith with Prophet Sulaiman (Surah An-Naml).
Know the Difference
What the words of the Quran mean, word by word and verse by verse. A strong first step. See our Quran Translation course.
Why a verse was revealed, how scholars explained it, and what it teaches us. It builds on translation and takes you deeper. This course.
For Every Age
Girls study the stories of the prophets and the righteous women of the Quran, and the meaning of the surahs they pray with. Lessons are kept clear and age-appropriate, with plenty of time for questions.
Many mothers join their daughters' lessons and continue the discussion at home.
Women often come with real questions from life: about patience, family, rights and duties, grief and hope. Tafseer lets you find the Quran's answers in its own words, explained by a teacher you can talk to openly.
Classes fit around home, children and work, at a pace that leaves time to reflect.
Practical Advice
Our Teachers
Our Tafseer teachers are certified in Quran studies and teach from well-known, mainstream works of Tafseer. They explain carefully, show where an explanation comes from, and keep lessons free of personal opinion and argument.
When a question needs a scholar's ruling, your teacher will say so honestly and suggest where to ask, rather than guess.
Female Quran Teacher Online is focused on women, girls and kids. Tafseer often leads to personal questions about family, worship and life, and many sisters find it easier to ask them openly with a female teacher in a private one-on-one class.
Tell us your preferred language, English or Urdu, and what you would like to study when you book your trial.
This Is Why We Are Different
Every class is live and one-on-one, so the lesson follows your questions, not a fixed lecture.
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Read more on our student feedback page.
Monthly Fee (Hadia)
The same simple monthly fee as every other course. Start with 3 free trial classes and pay only when you are happy.
United States
$30 / month
Paid in US Dollars
United Kingdom
£30 / month
Paid in British Pounds
Europe
€30 / month
Paid in Euros
Families in Canada, Australia, the Gulf and other countries can message us on WhatsApp to confirm the fee in their currency. See full details on our monthly fee page.
3 Easy Steps
Message us on WhatsApp or fill in the trial form below. Tell us your age, preferred language and what you would like to study.
Study your first surah with your teacher and see how the lessons work.
Once you are happy, start regular classes at an agreed time and days, with the same teacher.
Fill in the form and WhatsApp will open with your details ready to send. No payment and no obligation. Many students begin with the Tafseer of Al-Fatiha or Juz Amma, the surahs closest to their daily prayers.
FAQ
Translation tells you what the words mean. Tafseer explains the context of a verse, how scholars understood it, and the lessons it carries. Tafseer builds on translation and goes deeper.
You do not need to speak Arabic, but you should be able to read the Quran. Knowing the basic meaning helps, so many students take our Tarjuma course first, but you can start Tafseer directly.
Our teachers use well-known, mainstream works of Tafseer, such as Ibn Kathir, and explain them in simple English or Urdu. If your family follows a particular Tafseer, tell your teacher.
Both. Choose the language you understand best when you book your trial.
Yes, and we encourage it. One-on-one classes are designed so the lesson can follow your questions. If a question needs a scholar's ruling, your teacher will tell you honestly.
Yes. Girls usually join from around 12 years old. Lessons focus on the stories of the prophets, the women of the Quran and the surahs they pray with.
Lessons stay with the mainstream understanding found in well-known works of Tafseer, and teachers avoid sectarian debate. Where scholars differ, your teacher will mention it respectfully.
It depends on your pace and chosen focus. The Tafseer of Juz Amma or a few selected surahs can be studied in months, while the full Quran is a longer journey taken step by step.
The fee is $30 a month in the USA, £30 in the UK and €30 in Europe, for 20 one-on-one classes of 30 minutes each. Your first 3 trial classes are free.
Classes are live and one-on-one on Zoom, Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp. Each class is 30 minutes, and in some cases it can be extended up to 40 minutes.
Let us know, and a make-up class can be rescheduled on your request.
A laptop, PC, tablet or smartphone, an internet connection, a Mushaf and a notebook for your Tafseer journal.
Our Tafseer classes are fully online, so sisters and girls join from the USA, the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe and the Gulf. Every class is booked in your own time zone, in English or Urdu, with a female teacher who explains each verse from trusted sources.
