Understand what you recite. Learn the word-by-word meaning of the Quran in live one-on-one classes with a certified female Quran teacher, explained in English or Urdu. Your first 3 trial classes are free.
Word-by-word and full meaning · English or Urdu · Timings in your own time zone
How a verse is taught, word by word
"All praise is for Allah, the Lord of the worlds."
Surah Al-Fatiha 1:2
Every word explained, then the full meaning of the verse put together.
20 classes a month. £30 in the UK, €30 in Europe.
See how the lessons work and choose English or Urdu before you pay.
Patient female teachers for sisters, mothers and older girls.
The Translation Course
Tarjuma means translation. In this course you learn what the words of the Quran mean, one word at a time, and then how they come together into the meaning of the whole verse. It is the step that turns recitation into understanding.
Many of us have read the Quran for years without knowing what we are saying, even in our five daily prayers. Learning the meaning changes that. Al-Fatiha, the short surahs and the words of salah start to speak to you, and the Quran becomes a book you understand, not only recite.
كِتَابٌ أَنزَلْنَاهُ إِلَيْكَ مُبَارَكٌ لِّيَدَّبَّرُوا آيَاتِهِ"This is a blessed Book which We have sent down to you, so that they may reflect upon its verses."
Surah Sad 38:29
Women who read the Quran but do not understand it: the most common reason sisters join. You can already read Arabic, and now you want to know what you are reading.
Mothers: understanding the Quran yourself makes it much easier to explain it to your children and answer their questions.
Teenage girls: older girls who read fluently often start asking what the verses mean. Learning the meaning at this age builds a lasting connection with the Quran.
Before you start: you should be able to read the Arabic text of the Quran. If not, begin with Noorani Qaida or Quran Reading with Tajweed first.
Our Method
You do not need to study Arabic grammar for years to understand the Quran. We start with the words you already say every day, and build from there.
Al-Fatiha, Ayat al-Kursi, the short surahs and the words you say in every prayer, so your salah gains meaning first.
The words that appear again and again across the Quran, learned early so you recognise them everywhere.
Most Arabic words grow from a three-letter root. Learn one root and you can often guess the meaning of many related words.
Small signs that change meaning, such as "he", "they", "we" and "you" attached to words, and past or present verbs.
Juz Amma first, then longer surahs, translated word by word with your teacher.
The goal: reading a verse and understanding its message as you go, without stopping to look up each word.
A quick review of the words from the last lesson, read and translated by the student.
New verses translated word by word, then put together into their full meaning, with the teacher explaining anything unclear.
A short list of new words to revise, and one verse to reflect on before the next class.
A Taste of the Lessons
This is how the first surah you learned looks in a translation class. Every word you say in salah, explained.
Surah Al-Fatiha 1:3 to 1:5
Learn Faster
The three letters ʿain, lam and meem carry the idea of knowledge. Once you know this root, a whole family of words in the Quran becomes easy to recognise. Our teachers point out roots like this as they appear, so your vocabulary grows naturally.
Know the Difference
What the words of the Quran mean. You learn the meaning of each word and each verse, so you understand what you read and recite. This course.
Why a verse was revealed, its background and the lessons scholars have drawn from it. Tafseer goes deeper, and is easier once you already know the meaning. See our courses.
For Every Age
Girls learn the meaning of the surahs they already know by heart, starting with Al-Fatiha and Juz Amma. Lessons are short and practical, with simple words and examples from daily life.
Knowing what she recites in salah helps a young girl feel close to the Quran, not only able to read it.
Women usually want to understand the whole picture: what a verse says, how its words connect, and what it means for daily life. Your teacher answers your questions as they come and moves at your pace.
Classes fit around home, children and work, and many mothers share what they learn with their families the same day.
Practical Advice
Our Teachers
Our teachers are certified in Quran studies and experienced in teaching the meaning of the Quran online, in both English and Urdu. They use reliable, widely used translations, explain each word simply, and make sure you understand before moving on.
When a question needs deeper explanation, your teacher will tell you so honestly and guide you to the right source, rather than guess.
Female Quran Teacher Online is focused on women, girls and kids. Many sisters find it easier to ask questions about the Quran and daily life with a female teacher, in a private one-on-one class.
Tell us your preferred language, English or Urdu, and your reading level when you book your trial, and we will match you with the right teacher.
This Is Why We Are Different
Every class is live and one-on-one, so you can stop at any word and ask what it means.
Students Feedback
"I am a mother of 2 toddlers and going out is not an easy thing for me as they absorb all of my energy and time but this institute has made Quranic learning an easy process for me because I can learn the translation of the Quran without going out. I have chosen Female Quran Translation Online and I am doing fine. This is a blessing in disguise as I couldn't find any Islamic institute in Canada."
"I have opted for the course Female Quran Tafseer Online. I live in England and I got to know about this institute through my neighbor. I do not take her suggestions lightly when she told me about the website Femalequranteacheronline.com, I hurriedly reached out to them and got enrolled in the program. I feel so grateful and blessed to be a part of this institute."
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, reading level and preferred language.
Translate your first verses 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. Your first lesson usually starts with the words of Al-Fatiha, the surah you already know best.
FAQ
You do not need to speak Arabic. You only need to be able to read the Arabic text of the Quran. Everything else is explained in English or Urdu.
Both. Choose the language you understand best when you book your trial, and your teacher will explain every word in that language.
Each Arabic word is given its own meaning, so you can see which word means what. Then the words are put together into the full meaning of the verse.
Tarjuma tells you what the words mean. Tafseer explains the background of a verse and the lessons drawn from it. Most students learn the translation first, because Tafseer is easier once you know the meaning.
Our teachers use reliable, widely used translations of the Quran. If your family prefers a particular translation, tell your teacher and she can follow it.
Yes, that is one of the first goals. We start with Al-Fatiha, the short surahs and the words of salah, so your prayers gain meaning early in the course.
It depends on your pace and practice. Most students understand the words of salah and many short surahs within the first months. Translating the whole Quran word by word is a longer journey that you can take step by step.
Yes. Girls who read the Quran fluently can join, usually from around 10 years old. Lessons are kept simple and practical.
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, and a notebook for new words.
Our translation 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 every word.
