Recorded membership
A library of pre-recorded classes you watch alone, for a low monthly fee.
About £6 a month
Learn the basics of Islam step by step, with a live teacher beside you. Prayer, Quran reading, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and everyday manners, in one-to-one lessons on Zoom or Google Meet, in UK time. Your first lesson is a free trial.
Search for an online Islamic course in the UK and you find four very different things. Here they are side by side.
A library of pre-recorded classes you watch alone, for a low monthly fee.
About £6 a month
A part-time academic course with a fixed start date, an application and a set fee.
About £2,100 to £2,400 a year
Free lessons or resources. Good to try, with no teacher beside you.
Free
A teacher with you, live, who answers your questions and sets the pace.
£6 to £7 a lesson
Prices are rough, taken from one provider of each kind we checked on 30 October 2026, and they change.
Start from the very beginning, with no pressure. Nobody expects you to know anything already.
Come back to the basics after years away, at an adult pace.
Choose a female teacher. Most of our teachers are female.
Learning the Quran too? See Quran classes for adults, Quran classes for sisters or Arabic tutor online.
Answer three questions. You will see a good first step. Your teacher confirms it in the free trial.
You will see where it is best to start. This is only a guide.
This is one example of how a first month can look. Your teacher changes it to fit you, and we do not set a fixed syllabus or finish date.
Certificate, accreditation, recordings and teachers. These are often unclear on course pages, so here they are plainly.
We do not promise a certificate. Ask your teacher in the free trial what you will have to show for your study.
We make no accreditation claim. This is a teacher-led learning course, not a degree or a regulated qualification.
No. Lessons are live and one-to-one. The academy does not record them, and a student may record after telling the teacher first.
Certified teachers, mostly female, who speak English, Arabic and Urdu. Meet them on our teachers page.
Meet the teachers on our teachers page. Want the meaning of the Quran next? See Tafseer. Want to recite well? See Tajweed.
Quran with Islamic studies lessons are £6 to £7 for each 45-minute one-to-one lesson. The trial lesson is free.
| Kind of course | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Recorded membership (one provider) | About £6 a month | Self-paced, no teacher |
| Live weekly Islamic studies plan (one provider, child and family focus) | £6.56 to £7.50 per 45 minutes | Weekly teacher session |
| Year-long programme (one provider) | £2,100 to £2,400 a year | Plus a £100 application fee |
| Ayat Way, Quran with Islamic studies | £6 to £7 per 45 minutes | One-to-one, live, free trial |
These are single providers, so a rough guide, not a market average. Units differ, so compare what you get, not only the price. Prices change, so check before you decide.
We confirm the exact price before you pay. If you are not happy, we refund you. See all fees for every course.
Live. Every lesson is one-to-one with a teacher on Zoom or Google Meet. We do not record lessons.
Yes. You can start with no knowledge. The teacher begins where you are and checks in the free trial.
Quran reading, prayer, the basics of Islam, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and everyday manners. Your teacher agrees the topics and their order with you in the free trial.
Each lesson is 45 minutes. After the free trial your teacher can suggest how many lessons a week suit you.
One-to-one only. There are no groups.
Yes. Most of our teachers are female. Choose a female or male teacher, or no preference, in the trial form.
We do not promise a certificate and we make no accreditation claim. It is a teacher-led learning course.
Lessons are £6 to £7 for each 45-minute one-to-one lesson. Weekend lessons cost 50p more. The calculator on this page works out any plan.
Your first lesson is a free trial, with a second teacher if the first is not right. Ask us if you have a question about payment before you book.
Yes. Lessons run in the evening and at weekends, in UK time. Weekend lessons cost 50p more. We confirm the time when you book.
Yes, in the lesson. Every lesson is one-to-one, so you can stop the teacher and ask at any point.
If you are not happy, we refund you. The details are on our free trial and safeguarding pages.
Meet a teacher one-to-one. If the first is not the right fit, meet a second, also free.