Quran: Core Program

A guided Quran start that builds strong recitation and memorization through Juz Amma.

  • 8 levels
  • 64 weeks
  • 33 milestones

Who this is for

New Muslims, young children, and beginners who want a structured Quran start.

What you will be able to do

Recite Al-Fatiha correctly, memorize and recite Juz Amma from 114 to 78 with applied Tajweed, build stable habits, and complete a track-based milestone record suitable for parents and long term progress.

Before you start

Arabic: Foundation (Reading) is recommended. If the student is not ready, Level 1 includes Quran readiness review (letter connection and harakat only as needed) to prepare for recitation.

About this programme

This track is designed for beginners and young learners. It begins with Quran readiness support as needed, then focuses on Al-Fatiha, followed by memorizing and reciting Juz Amma from Surah 114 down to Surah 78 (An-Naba). Tajweed is practiced inside each Surah milestone, not as a separate subject. Progress is tracked by milestones and goals, not by counting lessons. After Juz Amma completion, a reusable cycle level supports continued learning beyond this track.

The curriculum, level by level

  1. 1

    Level 1: Quran Readiness and Al-Fatiha Foundation

    8 weeks
    • Quran Readiness Review (As Needed) 2 weeks
    • Al-Fatiha Precision (Makharij and Harakat) 3 weeks
    • Al-Fatiha Fluency (Flow and Stops) 2 weeks
    • Level 1 Assessment (Al-Fatiha) Assessment 1 weeks
  2. 2

    Level 2: Juz Amma Start (114 to 109)

    8 weeks
    • Surahs 114 to 112 (An-Nas, Al-Falaq, Al-Ikhlas) 3 weeks
    • Surahs 111 to 109 (Al-Masad, An-Nasr, Al-Kafirun) 3 weeks
    • Consolidation and Error Cleanup 1 weeks
    • Level 2 Assessment Assessment 1 weeks
  3. 3

    Level 3: Building Momentum (108 to 103)

    8 weeks
    • Surahs 108 to 106 (Al-Kawthar, Al-Ma'un, Quraish) 3 weeks
    • Surahs 105 to 103 (Al-Fil, Al-Humazah, Al-'Asr) 3 weeks
    • Consolidation and Error Cleanup 1 weeks
    • Level 3 Assessment Assessment 1 weeks
  4. 4

    Level 4: Strengthening Fluency (102 to 95)

    8 weeks
    • Surahs 102 to 101 (At-Takathur, Al-Qari'ah) 2 weeks
    • Surahs 100 to 99 (Al-'Adiyat, Az-Zalzalah) 2 weeks
    • Surahs 98 to 97 (Al-Bayyinah, Al-Qadr) 2 weeks
    • Surahs 96 to 95 (Al-'Alaq, At-Tin) 1 weeks
    • Level 4 Assessment Assessment 1 weeks
  5. 5

    Level 5: Fluency and Stops (94 to 90)

    8 weeks
    • Surahs 94 to 93 (Ash-Sharh, Ad-Duha) 2 weeks
    • Surahs 92 to 91 (Al-Layl, Ash-Shams) 3 weeks
    • Surah 90 (Al-Balad) 2 weeks
    • Level 5 Assessment Assessment 1 weeks
  6. 6

    Level 6: Control and Consistency (89 to 85)

    8 weeks
    • Surahs 89 to 88 (Al-Fajr, Al-Ghashiyah) 3 weeks
    • Surahs 87 to 86 (Al-A'la, At-Tariq) 3 weeks
    • Surah 85 (Al-Buruj) 1 weeks
    • Level 6 Assessment Assessment 1 weeks
  7. 7

    Level 7: Juz Amma Completion (84 to 78)

    8 weeks
    • Surahs 84 to 82 (Al-Inshiqaq, Al-Mutaffifin, Al-Infitar) 3 weeks
    • Surahs 81 to 80 (At-Takwir, 'Abasa) 2 weeks
    • Surahs 79 to 78 (An-Nazi'at, An-Naba) 2 weeks
    • Juz Amma Completion Assessment (114 to 78) Assessment 1 weeks
  8. 8

    Level 8: Continuity Cycle (Reusable)

    8 weeks
    • Cycle Setup (Teacher Defines Portion) 2 weeks
    • Build Memorization with Applied Tajweed 3 weeks
    • Consolidation and Stabilization 2 weeks
    • Cycle Assessment Assessment 1 weeks

Common questions

How long does Quran: Core Program take?
The full programme is 64 weeks — roughly 15 months — split across 8 levels. Your own pace depends on how often you have lessons and how much you practise between them, so treat this as the planned length rather than a deadline.
Do I need anything before I start?
Arabic: Foundation (Reading) is recommended. If the student is not ready, Level 1 includes Quran readiness review (letter connection and harakat only as needed) to prepare for recitation.
How often are the lessons?
You agree the schedule with your teacher. Most students take one or two lessons a week; the durations shown here assume that pace, and a slower or faster schedule simply moves the finish line.
How is progress tracked?
The programme is broken into 33 milestones. Your teacher marks each one as you reach it, so you can always see where you are rather than guessing.

Ready to start?

Pick a teacher who runs this programme and book a first lesson. You can change teacher later without losing your place in the curriculum.

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