QuranHub · Online Quran Academy
The Free One Month Qaida Course: A Full Month, Not a Single Trial Class
By Nazeer AhmadFounder, QuranHub Online Quran AcademyM.A. Arabic & IslamiyatDars-e-Nizami (Tanzeem-ul-Madaris)10+ years teaching Quran and Islamic studies
Most academies let you sample a class or two before asking you to pay. QuranHub's FREE One Month Qaida Course is a different kind of offer: a full month of live Qaida teaching, free, for the first 50 students only. It is designed for complete beginners — children and adults who cannot yet read Arabic — who want a real start, not a taster.
This guide explains exactly what the offer is, how it differs from an ordinary free trial, when the course begins, and what happens when the month ends. There is no fixed start date: the course begins once all 50 seats are filled, on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Free 3-day trial · no credit card
- Live 1-on-1 online classes
- Qualified male & female tutors
- 24/7 — every timezone
What the free month actually is
The FREE One Month Qaida Course is a live, one-month Qaida course taught one-on-one by a qualified tutor. It covers the reading foundation: the Arabic letters, their sounds, and how letters join into words — the groundwork every Quran reader needs before opening the Quran itself.
It is a complete course offer, not an extended trial. The 3-day free trial and the free month are two separate things: the trial lets you test regular classes for three days, while the free month is a standalone free course for beginners. If you are starting from zero, the free month is the offer built for you.
- A full month of live Qaida teaching, free — not one or two sample classes
- For complete beginners: children and adults starting from zero
- Taught live, one-on-one, by a qualified tutor
- First 50 students only, first-come, first-served
How it compares with rivals' trial classes
Compare like with like. Most academies offer a short free taste before paid classes begin: a single free class, a 15-minute intro and level check, or up to three free sessions. Those are useful for meeting a teacher, but they end before real learning has started.
QuranHub's free month goes further because it is a course, not a preview. A month of regular lessons gives a beginner time to learn the letters properly, build a daily habit, and finish with something to show for it — instead of deciding after a single lesson whether to pay.
- Single-class trials elsewhere end before a habit forms
- A 15-minute intro checks a level; it does not teach a course
- Three free sessions are a fair test of a teacher, but not a finished foundation
- One free month is long enough to learn the letters and build routine
When the course begins: once all 50 seats are filled
There is no fixed start date, and that is deliberate. The course begins once all 50 students are enrolled, so every student starts together as one group of beginners. Do not plan around a date you have seen elsewhere — no start date has been announced, and any date you see is not from QuranHub.
Because seats are limited to 50 and allocated first-come, first-served, registering early is the only way to hold a place. Once the 50 seats are filled, the course begins, and late applicants wait for a future round if one is announced.
- No fixed start date — the course begins once all 50 seats are filled
- First 50 students only, first-come, first-served
- Registering early is how you hold a seat
- Class times are student-chosen, in your own time zone
What you get when you finish
Students who complete the free month receive a certificate of completion — a real record of the foundation they have built. Completion also earns 50% off the next course, valid for 30 days, so a student who wants to continue into Quran reading can do so at half the usual course price.
The discount window matters: 30 days from completion. If you know you want to continue, decide inside that window rather than letting it lapse and paying the full price later.
- Certificate on completion of the free month
- 50% off the next course for completers
- The 50% discount is valid for 30 days after completion
- Continuing students move from Qaida into Quran reading
Who the free month suits — and who it does not
The free month suits a complete beginner: a child learning letters for the first time, an adult who never learned to read Arabic, or a family with no local teacher who wants a structured start from home. If you can already read Arabic words, you are past this course — the regular classes or the 3-day trial fit better.
It also suits families who want to judge teaching over time rather than in one lesson. A month shows you the tutor's patience, the child's response, and whether the routine survives real family weeks — evidence a single trial class cannot give.
- Best for: complete beginners, children and adults, starting from zero
- Best for: families with no local teacher who want a structured start
- Not for: students who can already read Arabic words fluently
- Not for: families who want Hifz or Tajweed straight away — start with the trial instead
How to claim a seat
Registration is through the free course form, and class times are whatever the student chooses, in their own time zone. When you register, tell us the days and times that suit your family, and we arrange the live one-on-one lessons around them.
After the month ends, there is no obligation to continue — but completers who do continue within 30 days pay half price for the next course. That is the whole offer: a free month, a certificate, and a half-price next step.
- Register through the free course form to claim one of the 50 seats
- Tell us your preferred days and times — classes fit around you
- No fixed start date: the course begins once all 50 seats are filled
- No obligation after the month; the 50% next-course discount lasts 30 days
Frequently asked questions
Is the One Month Qaida Course really free?+
Yes. It is free for the first 50 students, first-come, first-served. Completers also get a certificate and 50% off the next course, valid for 30 days.
When does the free month start?+
There is no fixed start date. The course begins once all 50 seats are filled, so every beginner starts together. Registering early holds your place.
How is the free month different from the 3-day free trial?+
The 3-day trial tests regular paid classes for three days. The free month is a separate, standalone free Qaida course for beginners — a full month of live teaching, not a preview.
What times are the free month classes?+
Student-chosen times, in your own time zone. You tell us the days and times that suit your family, and lessons are arranged around them.
What happens after the free month ends?+
You receive a certificate of completion. If you continue to the next course within 30 days, you pay half price. There is no obligation to continue.