"My son Yusuf started Noorani Qaida 3 months ago. Yesterday he read his first complete surah on his own. I cried."
Free Quran Level Assessment for Children in England
A certified teacher listens to your child read for twenty minutes and sends you a written report: exact reading level, the Tajweed errors to fix first, and a realistic timeline to fluency.
- Parents unsure whether their child is actually progressing at madrasah
- Families whose child reads but with unclear or rushed pronunciation
- Parents deciding between Qaida, Tajweed correction or starting Hifz
- Children who have had a long break and may have slipped back
Over 1,000 assessments delivered to families across England, Scotland and Wales.
Sent free on WhatsApp. No card, no obligation.
Delivered in minutes
A coordinator sends the resource straight to your WhatsApp.
Certified teachers
Ijazah-holding Hafiz and Hafiza teachers, male and female.
GMT / BST timings
After-school and post-Maghrib slots for English families.
What's inside the Free Quran Level Assessment
20-minute live assessment
1-on-1 on Zoom with a certified Hafiz or Hafiza — you are welcome to sit in.
Written level report
Where your child sits on a clear Qaida-to-fluent-recitation scale, in plain English.
Top three corrections
The specific letters or rules holding your child back, ranked by what to fix first.
Realistic timeline
How many months to fluent reading on a weekend plan versus a five-day plan.
Suggested study plan
Lesson length, weekly frequency and best slot for your family's school routine.
Teacher match note
Which teacher profile suits your child, including a female Hafiza for daughters.
How to get it — three steps
Book a slot
Choose a time that suits — after school, after Maghrib, or the weekend.
Sit the 20-minute call
Your child reads, the teacher listens and notes everything.
Read your report
A written summary arrives on WhatsApp the same day. No obligation to enrol.
Who this is for
Parents unsure whether their child is actually progressing at madrasah
Families whose child reads but with unclear or rushed pronunciation
Parents deciding between Qaida, Tajweed correction or starting Hifz
Children who have had a long break and may have slipped back
Reverts and adults who want an honest starting point without embarrassment
Families in England comparing tutors before committing to fees
300+ Families Have Already Started. Here Is What They Say.
"We tried two other platforms before Rahber Institute. The difference in teacher quality is not even close."
"I work nights. The fact that I could book a 7am class for my daughter changed everything. She has not missed a single session in 4 months."
"My daughter specifically asked for a female teacher. Within 24 hours, Rahber Institute had matched her. That level of care is rare."
"My son was struggling with Tajweed for 2 years. After 8 weeks with his teacher here, his recitation is completely transformed."
"I spent 3 months looking for the right online Quran teacher for my son. Rahber Institute had him reading his first surah within 6 weeks."
Questions from parents in England
Is the assessment genuinely free?
Yes. There is no card, no deposit and no obligation to book lessons afterwards.
What does my child need for the call?
A phone, tablet or laptop with Zoom, a copy of their Qaida or Mushaf, and a quiet twenty minutes.
Can my daughter be assessed by a female teacher?
Yes. Girls are matched with a certified Hafiza by default unless you ask otherwise.
My child is very shy — will this be stressful?
The teacher keeps it gentle and conversational, and you are welcome to sit beside your child throughout.
What if my child cannot read Arabic at all?
That is fine and very common. The assessment then focuses on letter recognition and where to begin Qaida.
What happens after the report?
Nothing unless you want it. If you would like lessons, you get three free trial classes before paying anything.
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Get the Free Quran Level Assessment free today
A teacher replies on WhatsApp within 2 hours and can add three free trial classes if you want them.