Quranic Vocabulary in United States
Quranic Vocabulary taught one to one from United States, billed in USD. Weekday lessons run 4pm–9pm across the four mainland zones, which is early morning to midday for a tutor in Pakistan. East-coast families have the widest choice of slots; Pacific families are best served before school or late evening.
Class times that work in United States
Weekday lessons run 4pm–9pm across the four mainland zones, which is early morning to midday for a tutor in Pakistan. East-coast families have the widest choice of slots; Pacific families are best served before school or late evening.
Scheduling and the school week
Weekend is Saturday and Sunday. The school year runs late August to early June with a long summer break, which is when most families start Hifz. Urdu, Arabic, Bengali, Somali and Bosnian are commonly spoken at home.
Tutor overlap
United States is 10 hours behind most of our tutors, which is what decides which slots are genuinely available rather than theoretically bookable. Tutors cover America/New_York, America/Chicago, America/Denver, America/Los_Angeles.
What it costs
Billed in USD. Pricing is by lessons per week rather than by course, so the monthly figure does not change with what is being studied — Quranic Vocabulary costs the same as any other service at the same frequency.
What is covered
- 1High-frequency roots
- 2Derived forms from one root
- 3Words often confused
- 4Retention drills
By the end
- Recognise the majority of Quranic words
- Work out unfamiliar words from roots