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Qaida (Learning to Read)
Start at the very beginning: the letters, their sounds, and how they join.
- Format
- Live instruction with direct teacher feedback
- Levels
- 4
- Placement
- Placement test first
You learned the letters, then lost them again.
You bought the Qaida book. You watched a few YouTube lessons and repeated after them, but no one told you when a sound was wrong. The letters that look alike stayed a blur, and after a week the book went back on the shelf.
This time, a teacher hears every sound you make.
Corrected out loud
You read aloud in live class, and your teacher catches a wrong sound the moment it happens, not a week later.
A ladder, in order
You climb one rung at a time: letters, then joining, then vowels, then reading, so you never skip the step you needed.
Reading that comes back
You record a short reading, and your teacher returns it marked pass or needs revision, scored on your makharij, fluency, and accuracy.
See whether this is the right fit for you.
This is for you if
- You cannot yet read Arabic, and you want to start from zero.
- You know a few letters but cannot join them into words.
- You are an adult who feels behind and wants a real beginning.
- You want a teacher listening, not just a book or an app.
This is not for you if
- You already read from the mushaf comfortably.
- You want a silent app with no teacher to hear you.
- You are not ready to read aloud for someone yet.
A year from this evening.
It is an ordinary evening a year from now. You sit with the mushaf open, and the letters that once blurred together are just words now. You read a full page aloud, slowly and correctly, and no one has to help you. Your child asks what a line says, and for the first time, you read it to them.
From enrollment to completion.
Enroll
Choose a program, take a short placement, and get matched to the right class.
Start your free trial
Your first 7 days are free. Sit in real classes before your first payment.
Join live classes
Meet your teacher and class over live video, where you recite and are corrected in the moment.
Homework and feedback
Work through assignments between classes and get personal feedback on what to fix.
Practice in voice rooms
Rehearse your recitation with classmates in moderated voice rooms between sessions.
Track your progress
Follow attendance, memorization, and grades, all visible to you and your parents.
Complete and continue
Earn certificates at real milestones, and continue into the next stage of your path.
What you will learn
- The letters and their sounds
- Joining letters into words
- Reading from the mushaf
- A foundation for Hifz or Tajwid
Continues into Arabic (Nahw, Sarf, Vocabulary)
On completion, enrollment continues into the next program at the same monthly rate.
Levels
- Qaida 1 - Letters
- Qaida 2 - Joining
- Qaida 3 - Vowels
- Qaida 4 - Fluency
Practice is better together
Between classes, students meet in voice rooms to keep reciting and speaking. A student picks a topic and a time, invites classmates from their own class, and everyone gets a reminder before it starts.
Built-in protections
- Classmates from their own class and gender lane only
- Structured invites, no free-text messages
- Daily limits and quiet hours built in
- Parents of younger students receive a copy
Invite classmates to practice
2 of 3 left todayPractice
Qaida readingTime
Today, 8:00 PMInvite
Each classmate gets a notification
Ziad invited you to practice Qaida reading
Today, 8:00 PM
The whisper, and the truth.
The whisper
I am a grown adult and I still cannot read a word of it.
You are not behind. You are beginning, the way every reader once did, and starting now is far better than never starting.
The whisper
The letters look impossible to tell apart.
They will not stay a puzzle. One sound at a time, with a teacher listening, the letters grow familiar, and then they become words.
The whisper
Everyone in the class will be a child.
You are placed by level, not by age, and you learn in your own class. Many adults begin at exactly this point.
وَمَن يَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى ٱللَّهِ فَهُوَ حَسْبُهُ
And whoever relies upon Allah, then He is sufficient for him.
Surat At-Talaq 65:3
فَأَيْنَ تَذْهَبُونَ
So where are you going?
Surat At-Takwir 81:26
The Quran is waiting for you, and the way to it is open.
Begin now, from wherever you are, with a teacher beside you.