Countries
Quran classes in your timezone
Lessons are arranged against your local clock rather than ours. These pages set out the hours that actually work in each country, and the currency you are billed in.
Where we teach
Where most of our students are
These pages set out the hours that actually work against the local school day, and the currency you are billed 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.
Billed in USD
United Kingdom
After-school lessons 4pm–8pm work well, landing in a tutor’s evening. Weekend mornings are the most requested slot and fill first.
Billed in GBP
Canada
Eastern families take 4pm–9pm; Pacific families usually choose before school or after 7pm. The six-hour spread across the country means slot availability differs by province.
Billed in CAD
Australia
Australia is ahead of the tutors rather than behind, so lessons sit 5pm–9pm local, which is midday to afternoon in Pakistan. Perth has the easiest overlap; Sydney evenings are still comfortable.
Billed in AUD
United Arab Emirates
Only an hour behind the tutors, so almost any hour works. Most families take 5pm–9pm after school and work.
Billed in AED
Saudi Arabia
Two hours behind the tutors, so the full evening is available. Lessons after Maghrib are the most requested.
Billed in SAR
Germany
Three hours behind the tutors. School often finishes early, so 2pm–7pm slots are available as well as evenings.
Billed in EUR
France
Three hours behind the tutors. Wednesday afternoons are free in many French schools and are a popular lesson slot.
Billed in EUR
How the hours are worked out
Your evening, not ours
Tutor availability is stored in UTC and matched against yours, so a family in one timezone and a tutor in another are reasoning about the same instant rather than about each other’s clocks.
- You give us the windowThe days and hours that actually work in your week, in your own local time. We match a tutor who is genuinely free then.
- The clock moves, the lesson does notWhen the clocks change or Ramadan shifts the week, the timetable is rearranged rather than lessons being lost.
- Seven days a weekThere is no fixed timetable to fit into, because every lesson is one to one.
A country only gets its own page where something genuinely differs for families there. If yours is not listed, we still teach you.
Also teaching in
Lessons are scheduled against your local clock wherever you are.
Qatar
Two hours behind the tutors. Evening slots after 5pm are widely available.
Billed in QAR
Kuwait
Two hours behind the tutors, with good availability across the evening.
Billed in KWD
Bahrain
Two hours behind the tutors. Evening lessons after school are straightforward to schedule.
Billed in BHD
Oman
An hour behind the tutors, so nearly any slot is workable.
Billed in OMR
Ireland
After-school lessons 4pm–8pm match well with a tutor’s evening.
Billed in EUR
New Zealand
Ahead of the tutors, so lessons sit 5pm–8pm local, which is early afternoon in Pakistan.
Billed in NZD
South Africa
Three hours behind the tutors, so the whole evening is open.
Billed in ZAR
Netherlands
Three hours behind the tutors, with good evening availability.
Billed in EUR
Belgium
Three hours behind the tutors. Wednesday afternoons are often free in schools here too.
Billed in EUR
Sweden
Three hours behind the tutors. Winter darkness pushes most families to earlier evening slots.
Billed in SEK
Norway
Three hours behind the tutors, with evening slots widely available.
Billed in NOK
Denmark
Three hours behind the tutors. Afternoon and evening slots both work.
Billed in DKK
Spain
Three hours behind the tutors. Later evening meals mean 8pm–10pm slots are more popular here than elsewhere in Europe.
Billed in EUR
Italy
Three hours behind the tutors, with afternoon and evening slots available.
Billed in EUR
Switzerland
Three hours behind the tutors. School days often end early, opening afternoon slots.
Billed in CHF
Austria
Three hours behind the tutors, with both afternoon and evening availability.
Billed in EUR
Singapore
Three hours ahead of the tutors, so lessons sit 6pm–10pm local, which is afternoon in Pakistan.
Billed in SGD
Malaysia
Three hours ahead of the tutors. Evening lessons after Maghrib are the most requested.
Billed in MYR
Japan
Four hours ahead of the tutors, so evening lessons land in a tutor’s afternoon.
Billed in JPY
Hong Kong
Three hours ahead of the tutors, with good evening availability.
Billed in HKD
Türkiye
Two hours behind the tutors, so the full evening is available.
Billed in TRY
Pakistan
Same timezone as the tutors, so any slot from early morning to late evening is available.
Billed in PKR
Wherever your evening falls, a tutor is awake for it
Tell us the window that works and we match someone genuinely free then.
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Give us the days and hours that work in your week and we will match a tutor against them.
- A real lesson at a time you choose, not a sales call.
- Male or female teacher, in the language you ask for.
- No payment details, and no obligation to continue.
Before you book
Questions about timezones and billing
What if my country is not listed?
We still teach you. A country only gets its own page where something genuinely differs for families there — local class times, a billing currency, a school day to work around. Without that, a page would be the same words with the country name swapped, which helps nobody.
How are lesson times worked out across timezones?
Tutor availability is stored in UTC and matched against yours, so a family in one timezone and a tutor in another are reasoning about the same instant rather than about each other’s clocks. You tell us the window that works and we match someone genuinely free then.
Which currency will I be billed in?
Where a country page names a currency, that is what you are billed in. The price quoted before the trial is the price charged.
Do lessons run during Ramadan or local holidays?
Yes, and the timetable shifts with them. Tell your tutor and the schedule is rearranged rather than lessons being lost.
Can we keep the same tutor if we move country?
Yes. The tutor stays the same and only the hour changes, recalculated against your new local clock.
If your question is not here, ask it. We would rather answer honestly now than have you find out after enrolling.
Lessons in your evening, not ours
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