Designed to complement your child’s regular school routine, our weekday evening and weekend morning classes take students from foundational Arabic phonics all the way to fluent recitation.
Darul Qur’an London is a learning institution where we always try to build up a learning community for all ages and groups of people. At Darul Qur’an, we facilitate not just the acquisition of knowledge but the opportunities to translate knowledge into personal and moral development, which will be reflected in the daily life of our students. We are dedicated to high teaching quality and traditional studies enhanced by modern technologically advanced methods. We have variety of courses to choose from, including Hifzul-Qur’an, Islamic studies, Arabic studies, Alimiyyah and Tajweed course for children and adults etc, in addition to having a completely structured and level-by-level curriculum for all the courses.
Darul Qur’an London was established in August 2015 to fulfil the urgent needs and demands of the Muslim community of Camden and its surrounding areas for high quality religious and moral education. Darul Qur’an began its humble journey in the basement hall of Al-Rahman Mosque and Education Centre (NW11NW). At that time, it was the first ever fully structured Hifzul-Qur’an and Islamic supplementary school in the Camden area of London. With the grace of Allah, within a very short period, its number of students grew exponentially. Consequently, Darul Qur’an London opened its Queens’ Crescent branch in May 2017. And, in September 2018, it expanded its branch to Kentish Town Baitul Aman Mosque as well.
Darul Qur’an London was in need of its own premises where it will be able to operate independently and implement its various prospective projects. Therefore, in October 2021, it acquired its own premises in Hamden Close, NW11HW (near King’s Cross St Pancras International Station) – which does not only serve as an educational building; rather, as a masjid, community centre and a hub for all the members of the Muslim community of Camden. Having acquired these premises, Darul Qur’an London moved all of its branches to this new building.

We at Darul Qur’an London pride ourselves of the highest quality of teaching. We have placed an obligation upon ourselves to teach the children of the community the fundamental principles of the Islamic religion, enabling our future leaders to understand and practise the day-to-day obligations which are required from them. We aim to instil Islamic values and characteristics derived from the Qur’an and Sunnah into the next generation of teachers and scholars.
We understand the importance of children being able to learn Arabic to enrich their lives. Therefore, we have taken upon ourselves the responsibility to teach Islamic manners, the rules of worship, reading and writing Arabic, Islamic beliefs, as well the Sunnah of the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wa sallam).
Darul Qur’an London offers excellent teaching of the Holy Qur’an. At Darul Qur’an we strive to benefit our students both in the present and in the future. Being a Darul Qur’an student means to practically act upon the Hadeeth: “The best amongst you (Muslims) is the one who learns the Holy Qur’an and teaches it.”
As teachers of Darul Qur’an we aim to fulfil our duty to teach our students the Holy Qur’an and other Islamic disciplines as best as we can.
Monday to Friday
5:00pm to 8:00pm
25 Hours / week
Ability-based pace
Entry Requirements: To enroll in Hifzul Qur’an, students must recite the Qur’an fluently and possess sound practical knowledge of Tajweed rules.
Have you already memorised the entire Holy Quran but never received a formal Ijazah? Perhaps you completed your Hifz independently, studied with a private teacher, or graduated from a Hifz programme without obtaining an Ijazah with a connected Sanad.
Darul Quran London offers you the opportunity to complete this sacred milestone under the guidance of qualified Quran teachers who hold an Ijazah with a connected chain of transmission (Sanad) reaching back to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
An Ijazah is more than an ordinary certificate. It is a traditional authorisation granted by a qualified teacher after a student has demonstrated the required standard of Quranic recitation and memorisation. It preserves the time-honoured tradition of learning and transmitting the Quran directly from teacher to student.
You will recite to one of our qualified teachers, who will assess the strength of your memorisation, Tajweed and overall recitation. The teacher will advise you on your readiness and any preparation needed before beginning the full recitation.
You will recite the entire Holy Quran to your teacher from memory, across a series of lessons. Your teacher will listen carefully, correct mistakes and assess your accuracy throughout the process.
Once you have completed the full recitation and met the required standard, your teacher may grant you an Ijazah with the relevant chain of transmission (Sanad). You will receive an Ijazah certificate documenting your achievement and the authorised chain, as applicable.
We understand that many Huffaz have work, family and other commitments. That is why we aim to offer flexible arrangements, with online and in-person study options, subject to teacher availability.You can discuss your circumstances with us so that a suitable learning schedule can be arranged.
Completing Hifz is a tremendous blessing. Earning an Ijazah is an opportunity to take that achievement further through a recognised tradition of Quranic transmission.At Darul Quran London, we also value the opportunity to celebrate our students' achievements with their families and the wider community. Our previous two awards and graduation ceremonies were held at the prestigious British Library in London.Upon successful completion of the programme, eligible students may have the opportunity to participate in a formal graduation ceremony, subject to the arrangements for that event.
If you have already completed your Hifz and wish to pursue an Ijazah under the guidance of qualified teachers, we invite you to contact Darul Quran London.Take the next step in your Quranic journey, strengthen your recitation and continue the noble tradition of learning and transmitting the Book of Allah.Contact us today to arrange an initial assessment and discuss your path towards Ijazah, insha'Allah.
A comprehensive supplementary Islamic education programme covering Qur’an Reading with Tajweed, Arabic reading & writing, memorisation of Duas and Surahs, and practical Islamic studies.
Monday to Friday
5:00pm to 8:00pm
Nine Progressive Levels
15 Hours / week
Makhārij, articulation, rules of stopping, and phonetic fluency.
Letter recognition, joining letters, vocabulary, and sentence formation.
Essential daily prayers, etiquette, Kalimahs, and Hadith practice.
Carefully monitored retention of Juz Amma and significant Surahs.
Structured Assessment & Level Allocation: The curriculum consists of nine levels catering for all ages and abilities. All students are assessed during registration to ensure assignment to the best suited level. Previous studies are fully taken into consideration before placement.
The Foundation Level is designed for children under the age of 6 years old who are not able to read. Children will begin exploring the Arabic alphabet through phonetic sounds. children will become accustomed to the formation of every letter and their correct pronunciations; which is essential for reading with fluency.
Alongside learning to read, children will be memorising short Surahs, with careful monitoring on the correct pronunciation and application of the rules.
Children will learn Kalimahs, essential daily duas and fundamental Islamic beliefs. They will learn about prophets and Sahaba (companions), as well as how to write individual Arabic letters.
Level 1 is for children above the age of six who are unable to read. Children will start learning from Ahsan Al Qawaid or Al Qā’idah Al Nūraniyyah which is a specialised Qā’idah used throughout the Middle East. It incorporates learning Makhārij (correct pronunciation) and rulings in a unique repetitive rhythm enabling children to learn quickly. For homework, children will be required to practise from the app of Al-Qā’idah Al Nūraniyyah.
Kalimah Tayyibah, Kalimah Shahaadah
How to write joined Arabic letters
Ta’wwuz and Tasmiah, before eating, after eating, after forgetting the dua of eating, after drinking milk, before going to sleep, on waking up, entering the toilet, after leaving the toilet and sneezing.
Surah Al-Fatiha, Surah An Naas, Surah Al Falaq, Surah Ikhlas, Surah Al Lahab, Surah Nasr and Surah Kafirun.
Level 2 is for students who are familiar with the Arabic alphabet but need more practice in improving their fluency of reading. Students will focus on applying the rules of Tajweed that are essential to reading accurately without digging into the fine details of the rules. Students will:
By the end of this level, students should feel confident to start reading Juz Amma.
TBC/ Kalimah Tamjeed and Kalimah Tawheed
TBC/ Writing Arabic words
Surah Al Ma’un, Surah Quraish, Surah Al feel, Surah Al Humazah, Surah Al Asr.
TBC
For the increase of knowledge, Tasbeehs of Ruku’ and Sujiood, When boarding a car or vehicle, when entering the house, when leaving the house, when entering the masjid and when leaving the masjid, Thana and Tashahhud.
Students who are able to read fluently can join Foundation Level 3. In this level, students will begin the journey of learning the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
children will be taught from the book Learn Islam and they will learn about Islam, the holy prophet, the holy Qur’an, worship & salah, Azaan, Masjid, method of performing Salah, Islamic manners and Hadith.
Arabic for children
TBC
Surah At Takaathur, Surah Al Qariyah. Surah Al-Aadiyaat, Surah Az-Zilzaal.
When Wearing clothes, when looking in the mirror, before and after Wudhu, Durood e Ibrahim and Final Dua in Salah.
Students who have completed Foundation Level 3 or equivalent can join Foundation Level 4. In this level, students will continue to learn the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
Learn Islam, Book 2
Arabic for children, Book 2
TBC
Hadith
Surah Al Bayyinah, Surah Al Qadr, Surah Al Alaq, Surah At Teen, Surah -Ash Sharh, Surah Ad-Duha.
At the time of rainfall, on seeing the new moon, when breaking fast, After Azaan, Seeing someone in distress, Safety from calamities, Ayatul Kursi and Du’a of Qunoot.
Students who have completed Level 4 or equivalent can join Qur’an Level 5. In this level, students will continue to learn the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
Learn Islam Book 3
Durusul Arabiyya
Seerah
Learn Hadith
Surah AL Layl, Surah As Shams, Surah Al Balad, Surah Al Fajr, Surah Al Ghashiah Surah Al A’laa.
After a gathering, Bidding farewell, On feeling pain, When visiting a sick person.
Students who have completed Level 5 or equivalent can join Qur’an Level 6. In this level, students will continue to learn the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
Learn Islam, Book 4
Madina Arabic Book Reader, Book 1
TBC
Surah At-Taariq, Surah Al Buruj, Surah Al Inshiqaaq.
On entering the cemetry, Janaazah Dua for an Adult, Janaazah Dua for Boy/Girl, Sayyid al Istighfar and Dua of Istikhara.
Students who have completed Level 6 or equivalent can join Qur’an Level 7. In this level, students will continue to learn the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
Essential Islamic knowledge, Part 1
Madina Arabic Book reader book 1, Part 2
Stories of the prophet
40 hadith-1 to 15.
Surah Al Mutaf-fifeen, Surah Al Infitaar, Surah At Takweer.
Surah Fatihah & the last 10 Surahs
Students who have completed Level 7 or equivalent can join Qur’an Level 8. In this level, students will continue to learn the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
Essential Islamic knowledge, Part 2
Madina Arabic Book reader 2, Part 1.
Muhammad the last prophet, Part 1
40 hadith-16 to 30
Surah Abasa, Surah An Naaziat and Surah An Naba
Selected Ayat
Students who have completed Level 8 or equivalent can join Qur’an Level 9. In this level, students will continue to learn the rules of Tajweed in a detailed manner. Students will learn about:
TBC (Al-Hadiyyatul ‘Alaayihhah)
Madina Arabic Book reader 2, Part 2.
Muhammad the last prophet, Part 2.
31 to 40
Surah ‘Abasa, Surah An Naaziat and Surah An Naba
Selected Ayat
The need for a full-time madrasah, which will serve as an Islamic secondary school and college, has been long felt by the Muslim community of Camden and surrounding areas. The absence of a full-time madrasah in Camden is forcing the considerate parents to send their children to distant areas. This has, in addition to being very time-consuming, been proven to be very burdensome and inconvenient.
Consequently, Darul Qur’an London intends to initiate a full-time madrasah in the very near future. Insha Allah.
Diploma in general Islamic Studies
Diploma in Arabic language and literature
Diploma in Islamic Law and Jurisprudence (Fiqh & Usool al-Fiqh)
Diploma in Prophetic Traditions (Hadeeth and Usool al-Hadeeth)
Diploma in Qur’anic Exegesis (Tafseer and Usool al-Tafseer)
Diploma in History of Islam and Muslims
Diploma in Islamic Finance and Banking
Initiating a full-time madrasah renders it indispensable to have a fully-structured, comprehensive curriculum. Consequently, one of the prospective projects of Darul Qur’an London is to devise and produce textbooks in various fields of Islamic and Arabic sciences, which will be able to meet the demands of the 21st century and will provide adequate help and guidance to teachers and students alike.

Islam is built on five pillars. At Darul Qur’an, we ensure these fundamentals are taught, understood, and practiced by all our students.
Testimony of Faith
Daily Prayer
Fasting
Charity
Pilgrimage
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