At Al Hafeez Online Quran Academy, monthly fees are $45 / $45 / $60 a month — the exact plan depends on how many classes a week you take. This page explains the full fee table, what the fee includes, and how to compare academies fairly.
Key takeaways
- Monthly fees at Al Hafeez are $45 / $45 / $60 a month.
- The exact monthly fee depends on how many classes a week you take.
- The fee covers one-to-one live lessons, monthly progress reports and a certificate.
- The free trial class costs nothing — no card details, no payment, no obligation.
The full fee table
| Classes per week | Monthly fee |
|---|---|
| 2 days a week | $45 |
| 3 days a week | $45 |
| 5 days a week | $60 |
The exact monthly fee depends on how many classes a week you take. Your teacher recommends the right plan after the free trial class, once they know the student’s level and goals. See the Fee Plan page for the current rates.
What the fee includes
The monthly fee covers your live one-to-one lessons with a qualified teacher. Each lesson is a real class, not a recorded video: the teacher listens to the student read, corrects pronunciation in the moment, and sets practice for the next lesson.
The fee also includes a monthly progress report, so parents always know what their child has covered and what comes next. And when a student completes a stage, the academy issues a certificate. There is no separate charge for the progress report or the certificate.
Lessons are scheduled around your time zone, and you can choose a male or female teacher. If a class needs to be moved, you can reschedule, and if life gets busy, you can pause the plan.
How class frequency changes the monthly fee
The main thing that changes the monthly fee is how many classes a week you take. A student who takes two lessons a week pays less per month than a student who takes five. That is why the fee table shows three figures: one for each plan, based on classes per week.
For most families, two or three lessons a week is the right starting point. It gives steady progress without overloading a child, and it leaves room for the short daily practice that matters most. If a student wants to move faster — for example, an adult preparing for Hifz, or a child catching up — more lessons a week will move them faster, and the monthly fee reflects that.
Your teacher will recommend a plan after the free trial. There is no need to guess: the trial shows the student’s level, and the teacher suggests the number of lessons per week that fits their goals and your schedule.
What a free trial covers — and what it does not cost
The free trial class costs nothing. No card details are taken, no deposit is required, and there is no obligation to continue. It is a real, full-length one-to-one lesson: the teacher assesses the student’s level, teaches a short real lesson, and recommends the right starting point.
What the trial does not include is a place on a paid plan. After the trial, you choose whether to enrol. If you do, you pick a plan and start regular lessons. If you do not, nothing is charged and nothing is expected.
How to compare academies fairly
When you compare academies, do not compare the headline monthly price alone. Two academies can charge the same monthly fee and deliver very different amounts of teaching. Ask how many lessons a week the fee buys, how long each lesson is, and whether lessons are one-to-one or group.
The fair comparison is the cost per lesson, and the amount of corrected recitation time your child gets. A one-to-one lesson gives your child the teacher’s full attention for the whole class. A group lesson splits that attention. A cheaper monthly fee can work out more expensive per minute of real teaching.
Also check what is included. Progress reports, certificates, rescheduling and the ability to change teacher are all part of the value. An academy that charges extra for each of these will cost more than its headline price suggests.
How to start: trial first, then choose a plan
The simplest way to start is the free trial class. Book it, meet the teacher, and let the teacher assess the student’s level. After the trial, the teacher recommends a plan — how many lessons a week, and at what level — and you choose whether to enrol.
There is no need to decide on a plan before the trial. The trial exists so that the plan fits the student, not the other way around.
Checklist — before you pay anything
- ✔ You have had a real free trial lesson, with no card details taken.
- ✔ You know the monthly fee for your plan, and what it includes.
- ✔ You know how many lessons a week the fee buys, and how long each lesson is.
- ✔ Lessons are one-to-one, not group.
- ✔ You know the reschedule and pause policy.
- ✔ Progress reports and a certificate are included, not charged extra.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Quran class per month?
At Al Hafeez Online Quran Academy, monthly fees are $45 / $45 / $60 a month. The exact fee depends on how many classes a week you take. See the Fee Plan page for the current rates.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The free trial is a real, full-length one-to-one lesson with a teacher. It costs nothing — no card details, no deposit, no obligation. The teacher assesses the student’s level, teaches a short real lesson, and recommends the right starting point.
Are there extra charges for materials?
No. The monthly fee covers your live lessons and the learning materials used in class. If your teacher recommends a printed copy of the Noorani Qaida or Mushaf for practice at home, you can use your own copy — there is no separate material charge from the academy.
Can I pause my plan?
Yes. If life gets busy — a holiday, an exam week, an illness — you can pause the plan. Contact the academy to arrange the pause, and your lessons resume when you are ready.
Do siblings get a discount?
No sibling discount is listed on the Fee Plan page. Each student enrols on their own plan, with their own teacher and time slot, at their own level. If you are enrolling two or more children, contact the academy to discuss the arrangements.
Which plan should my child start on?
Start with the free trial class. After the trial, the teacher recommends a plan based on your child’s level, goals and schedule — usually two or three lessons a week to begin with. You can change the plan later if your child needs more or fewer lessons.
Start Your Free Trial Today
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Related reading
- Fee plan — see the monthly fees for every plan
- Learn Quran Online — how online Quran classes work, for kids and adults
- How to Learn Quran Reading Step by Step for Beginners
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