Understand the Qur’an you already recite.
A structured five-level course that starts with the words of your daily salah and carries you, level by level, into Surah Al-Baqarah. Built for people who can recite but have never been taught the meaning.
Curriculum designed by Dr. Abdul Aziz Abdur Raheem · taught live online
words on any given line of the Qur’an will be completed after completing these 5 levels
quranic words understood
levels, QC1 through QC5, in order
sessions in each QC
From your salah to Surah Al-Baqarah
Each level assumes the one before it. Nothing is repeated, so progress compounds.
Salah & the Short Surahs
Surah Al-Fatihah, the short surahs, and the words of your daily prayer.
Around 232 core words
Surah Al-Baqarah, verses 1–37
Your first sustained passage — the opening of the longest surah.
Builds on QC1 vocabulary
Surah Al-Baqarah, verses 38–76
The address to Bani Isra’il — covenant, favour and forgetting.
Includes the story of the cow
Surah Al-Baqarah, verses 77–105
How revelation is received, altered and argued over.
Heavier grammar
Surah Al-Baqarah, verses 106–141
Ibrahim, the Ka’bah, and the community that follows him.
Completes the sequence
What changes when you understand
Your salah changes first
You begin with Al-Fatihah and the adhkar of ruku’, sujud and tashahhud — so meaning arrives in the prayer you already pray five times a day.
Half the Qur’an’s words, early
The course concentrates on 232 words that appear 41,111 times. Recognition starts within the first weeks, not the second year.
Grammar you can feel
Total Physical Interaction attaches a gesture to each pattern, so verb forms are practised aloud and in motion instead of memorised from a table.
How a lesson actually runs
Meet the word
Each new word arrives with its meaning, its root family, and a reminder of where you have already heard it — usually in salah.
Move with the grammar
Verb patterns and pronouns are taught through Total Physical Interaction: one gesture per pattern, practised together and out loud.
Read the ayah
The passage is read word by word, so meaning assembles from parts you already recognise rather than arriving as a finished translation.
Return and revise
Workbook exercises, recorded audio and a short assessment every few lessons keep the vocabulary in active memory.
What learners say
Before you enrol
You need to be able to read the Arabic script and recite. You do not need any grammar or vocabulary — QC1 assumes none.
Yes. QC1 is designed for exactly that situation: people who recite well but have never been taught what the words mean.
Sessions are sized for people with jobs, school runs and commutes. Short daily revision matters more than long study sessions.
No. The course is studied by teenagers and by adults of every age. Younger learners usually do better with a parent studying alongside them.
We reply with the next start date, the class times in your timezone, and the fee. There is no obligation at that point.
Start with QC1.
Send your details and we will confirm the next start date, the class times in your timezone, and the fee. No payment is taken now.
- Begins with Al-Fatihah and the words of your salah
- Curriculum by Dr. Abdul Aziz Abdur Raheem
- Textbook, workbook and audio included
- Reply usually within one working day
The Alfalah Manzil Quran Course, QC1–QC5. Curriculum designed by Dr. Abdul Aziz Abdur Raheem.
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