Nazra Quran classes
Learn to read the Quran (Nazra) live, one-to-one, after Qurani Qaida. 30-minute classes.
Who it is for
Nazra means reading the Quran once the letters are in place. These classes are for children and adults who have started joining letters and the short vowels, or who are coming back to reading.
What is learned
You keep practising Arabic letters and their shapes, joining, harakat (zabar, zer, pesh), tanween, sukoon, shaddah and madd — then you read the Quran itself. This page is about that reading, not the full set of Tajweed rules.
Lesson format
Nazra is taught in the same 30-minute live one-to-one Quran class, in the Noor Harf classroom, with a teacher whose gender you choose. You keep the same weekly time, with a 15-minute gap after class.
A typical lesson
The teacher hears you read, corrects joining and the short vowels, and only then moves you into longer passages. If a letter is still weak, you go back to Qaida work. Tajweed waits until you can already read and the teacher is ready.
How to start
Book 3 free trial classes, no card needed. Choose Quran. The teacher will place you in Qaida or Nazra from what you can already read.
Book a free trialQuestions
What does Nazra mean here?
Reading the Quran after Qurani Qaida. It is part of the same Quran course, not a separate paid class.
Do I need Tajweed first?
No. Tajweed comes after you can read. Nazra is the reading step.
How long is the class?
Quran classes, including Nazra, are 30 minutes.
How do we start?
3 free trial classes. No card. Choose Quran, your timezone and teacher gender.