A Qur'an and Arabic education built to take your child to true mastery.
Taught by two sisters, Soha and Safiyya, who studied Hifdh and Arabic in Egypt together. Both are now hafidhas, fluent in Arabic, ready to do the same for your child.
Every application starts with a £1 taster session. No commitment.
Two or three years in, and you still can't tell if it's working
Your child recites what they've memorised, but hesitates the moment you ask a real question about it, and there's no way to know if that's normal or if something went wrong from the very first lesson. Nobody ever corrected the person teaching them, so how would they catch a mistake in your child's recitation? Meanwhile the lessons feel more like discipline than connection. Your child sits through them out of obligation, and you can see the resentment building before either of you have said a word about it.
A different standard, from the start
Safiyya and Soha are sisters who studied Arabic in Egypt together. Soha is a hafidha, having memorised the Qur'an in full, and holds a formal Ijazah in Quran, a verified, teacher-to-teacher chain of authorisation. They trained side by side and bring the same pace, care, and plain-English approach to every lesson. Every student is accepted onto a clear path toward a real goal, taught by the same tutor every session.
Picture your child finishing what they started
Picture the evening your child recites an entire surah from memory, unprompted, just to show you. Picture them gently correcting your pronunciation the way a confident student does, instead of repeating a phrase they've memorised without knowing what it means. Picture mentioning to family or at the mosque, that your child was taught by hafidhas trained in Egypt and watching their reaction. That's what this is built to reach.
The programme
Built around a defined goal and your child's pace, not a fixed timetable everyone is forced into.
Qur'an & Hifdh
Correct Tajweed from the start, through to full memorisation for children ready to take it on, taught with the same discipline to earn an Ijazah.
Arabic
Reading, writing and conversation, taught the way it was learned at source in Egypt, not translated shortcuts.
Format
Weekly, 1–2 hour sessions, one-to-one or in a group of no more than three. In person in Manchester with Safiyya, or Rochdale with Soha, or online with either.
Pricing
Every family starts with the £1 taster session. Standard Lessons and Hifdh & Arabic Mastery are where things go from there, once we've seen how your child gets on.
Taster Session
£1one-offLimited slots each termSee how your child responds before committing to anything.
- One real lesson with the sister covering your area
- A written report: tajweed, memorisation, next steps
- No commitment
Standard Lessons
£20per hourWeekly lessons built around your child's pace, not a fixed syllabus.
- Qur'an, Hifdh, and Arabic, at your child's pace
- Same tutor every week, in person or online
- One-to-one, or a group of no more than three
Hifdh & Arabic Mastery
Contact usbespokeA fully structured, long-term path built and paced entirely around one child.
- A defined, multi-year plan toward Hifdh and fluency
- Priority scheduling and closer progress tracking
- Direct, ongoing involvement from both sisters
Why families choose this
Three things that are actually different, not just claimed.
A real Ijazah
Soha's Ijazah is a verified, teacher-to-teacher chain of authorisation. Most local teachers do not have one.
Groups capped at three
Your child gets the attention they need, either one to one, or in a group of three.
Explained in plain English
Clear, simple language your child can follow easily, and lessons you can follow along with at home too.
How to apply
Every application is reviewed personally before a place is confirmed.
Submit your application
Message on WhatsApp with your child's age and current level, the goal you have for them, and what you've already tried that hasn't worked. Let us know whether Manchester, Rochdale, or online suits best, and if you'd specifically like a teacher who holds an Ijazah, just say so and you'll be matched with Soha.
A £1 taster session
Your child sits a real lesson with whichever sister covers your area. You get a short written report on where they're at, tajweed, memorisation, and what to focus on next. No commitment.
Enrolment
If it's the right fit, we'll agree whether Standard Lessons or the Hifdh & Arabic Mastery path suits best, and weekly sessions begin, booked directly with the sister teaching your child. No faceless booking system: changes are sorted between you personally.
Who this is for
- • Parents ready for weekly sessions and a multi-year commitment, not a short course.
- • Families who'll support a little practice between sessions, not just attendance.
- • Parents who want their child taught by someone formally trained, not just confident.
- • Families in Manchester, Rochdale, or further afield who are happy to go online.
Frequently asked questions
Everything worth knowing before you message.
Can we try a lesson before committing?
Yes, every application starts with a £1 taster session. Your child sits a real lesson and you get a short written report on where they're at. There's no commitment after that.
What age range do you teach?
Children aged 5 to 11. Lessons are paced to where your child actually is, not a fixed age-based syllabus.
What's the difference between Safiyya and Soha?
Location, mainly, and one credential. Soha holds a formal Ijazah in Quran, a verified chain of authorisation to teach and correct recitation. Safiyya is a hafidha and trained alongside her in Egypt, but doesn't hold an Ijazah. Both bring the same pace and plain-English approach to lessons. If it matters to you that your child's teacher personally holds an Ijazah, you're welcome to request Soha, including online.
Do you teach online, or only in person?
Both. In person in Manchester or Rochdale, or online from anywhere, with either sister.
Is there a minimum commitment?
Sessions are booked weekly on a rolling basis. There's no fixed contract, but this is built around long-term progress, not a short course, so it works best for families ready for that.
How does the Hifdh & Arabic Mastery pricing work?
It's bespoke, built entirely around one child's goals, timeline, and scheduling needs. Message to discuss whether it's the right fit before anything's agreed.