One-on-one Arabic and Quran classes for non-Arabic-speaking kids, taught live by fluent English-speaking teachers.
Melbourne's Muslim community spans more than 70 ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, from Turkish and Lebanese to Somali, Bosnian, and Afghan families, spread across more than 25 mosques concentrated mainly in the northern suburbs. With that much diversity, there's no single shared home language across the community โ English fills that role for most kids.
Al-Buraq Academy teaches Arabic reading and Quran from the ground up in English, fitting into a Melbourne family's routine rather than requiring travel to a physical class.
Every teacher communicates comfortably in English, so your child never feels lost in a lesson taught in a language they don't yet speak.
Background-checked teachers, monitored sessions, and a direct reporting line โ read our full child safety policy before you book.
Lessons are scheduled around Melbourne time, with morning, afternoon, and weekend slots available.
Letters, harakat, and early reading for ages 4โ7 โ see the full program details.
Correct pronunciation and Tajweed rules for ages 6โ12, taught step by step.
A structured memorization path for ages 8โ15, paced to each child.
No payment details required โ meet the teacher first, then decide. See our pricing whenever you're ready.
Book Free TrialNot usually. Islamic schools cover a broad curriculum for a full class; our one-on-one lessons focus specifically on Arabic reading, Tajweed, or memorization at a pace matched to your child alone.
We schedule around your family's local time in Melbourne, with evening and weekend slots available so lessons fit around school and other commitments.
Yes. No payment details are required to book it โ you meet the teacher, see how your child responds, and only enroll if it's the right fit.
That's the normal starting point. Our teachers are trained to teach Arabic and Quran to non-Arabic-speaking children from zero, in English.