Frequently asked questions

Yes. Each learner can have one free 20 to 30 minute class. We do not ask for payment details.

A computer, tablet or phone with a camera, a stable internet connection, a quiet place, and a Qaida or Mushaf. For children under 13, a parent or guardian should be at home and nearby.

Pashto or Dari, as you choose when you enrol. Teachers can also explain in English and, where available, German.

One-to-one lessons are 20 to 45 minutes depending on age, usually two or three times a week. Adab groups meet once a week for 40 to 45 minutes.

Mostly weekday afternoons and evenings (16:00 to 19:30) and weekend mornings (09:00 to 13:00) in your local time. One-to-one times are agreed with you after the trial class.

If you tell us at least 24 hours before, we offer a makeup lesson within 14 days. If the teacher cancels, you always get a makeup lesson or a credit.

No, not by default. A class is recorded only with written consent from a parent (or the adult learner), and the academy keeps recordings for a limited time.

We are recruiting female teachers for girls and women. Tell us your preference in the trial class form.

No. Teachers never message children by phone or social media. All messages go to parents through the academy's official WhatsApp number or email.

Quran Reading and Tajweed start from €35 a month, Adab from €15 and Tafseer from €20. Your exact fee is confirmed in writing after the trial class. Families with several children receive a discount.

Not on this website. After the trial class we explain how to pay, and we never ask for card details by WhatsApp or email.

We use the academy's own video-meeting accounts. You receive a link before the class; you do not need to create an account.

Learners who complete a level receive an Evaz Certificate of Completion. It is not an accredited qualification or an ijazah.