Online Quran Classes in Dallas
Live 1-on-1 Quran classes for families in Dallas, the USA, home to a large and fast-growing Muslim community in North Texas. Classes are taught by Saba Afzal, a female teacher with an Ijazah in Tajweed and Qira'at, and your class time is matched to your own time zone, wherever in Dallas you're based, whether it's for your child or as an adult beginner learning to read the Quran.
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$4/class
30-Minute Class · $76/month
$9/class
1-Hour Class · $180/month
$15/class
90-Minute All-Inclusive Class · $300/month
How classes work for families in Dallas
Every class is a live 1-on-1 video lesson, Monday to Friday, with 20 classes a month on every plan. Your teacher is based in Pakistan, but your slot is agreed in your own local time in Dallas (Central Time (e.g. Chicago, Houston, Dallas)). Because the teacher is in Pakistan, the overlap with the USA falls in your morning and early afternoon, which is Pakistan's evening and night. That suits adult learners, home-educated children and school holidays (including the long summer break) better than the middle of a school day, so families with children in school should share their window at the trial.
Time conversion for Dallas
| Your time zone | Gap | When it is 5:00 pm in Pakistan | When it is 7:00 pm in Pakistan | When it is 9:00 pm in Pakistan | When it is 11:00 pm in Pakistan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central Time (e.g. Chicago, Houston, Dallas) | Pakistan is 11 hours ahead Pakistan is 10 hours ahead in daylight saving time | 6:00 am 7:00 am in daylight saving time | 8:00 am 9:00 am in daylight saving time | 10:00 am 11:00 am in daylight saving time | 12:00 pm 1:00 pm in daylight saving time |
Example conversions, not a timetable: which slots are actually free is confirmed when you book your trial.
Most of the USA changes its clocks in March and November. Pakistan does not, so the gap with Pakistan is one hour smaller in the months when your clocks are on daylight saving time. To check any other time, use the class time converter.
In-person madrasa or online 1-on-1 in Dallas?
| In-person madrasa | Online 1-on-1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Teacher attention | Usually a group; the teacher hears each learner briefly. | The whole lesson is on one learner, and mistakes are corrected on the spot. |
| Pace | Set by the group and the term plan. | Set by the learner; hard parts can be repeated. |
| Travel and timing | Travel to a fixed place at fixed times. | From home, with a time agreed within the teacher's hours. |
| Community | Other children, the congregation and the mosque setting. | No peer group; it pairs well with local community life. |
| Parent visibility | Varies by venue. | Parents may sit in, and progress notes appear in the parent dashboard. |
Both have a place, and many families use both: the local community for belonging, and 1-on-1 lessons for precise correction of recitation.
Questions from families in Dallas
Can we request a female teacher for our daughter in Dallas?
Yes — every class at Saba Quran is currently taught by Saba Afzal, a female, Ijazah-holding teacher who teaches in English and Urdu, so a female teacher is the default rather than a special request. Mention any other preference when you book a free trial.
How soon can a Dallas family start after booking a trial?
We reply within 24 hours to confirm a time — most families have their trial class scheduled within a day or two, with no card required.
What is the time difference between Dallas and your teacher?
Your teacher is based in Pakistan (UTC+5, with no daylight saving time). For Dallas (Central Time (e.g. Chicago, Houston, Dallas)): Pakistan is 11 hours ahead in standard time. In daylight saving time Pakistan is 10 hours ahead, because Pakistan does not change its clocks. Your slot is agreed in your local time.
How much do online Quran classes cost in Dallas?
From $4 per class on the 30-minute plan. Plans are priced in US dollars ($4, $9 and $15 per class for 30, 60 and 90 minutes, 20 classes a month). Payment is by bank transfer.
Is there a free trial for families in Dallas?
Yes. The trial class is free and you are not asked for payment details to book it. We reply within 24 hours to confirm a time.
Want more detail before you book a trial? Meet our teacher, work out the cost with the price calculator, or check our sibling discount if you're enrolling more than one child. New to Islam? Read about Quran classes for new Muslims; for children, see Arabic reading for kids.
What your child learns in Dallas
Not just Quran reading: a full, structured path for children and adults alike.
- Tajweed
- Hifz
- Qaida & Arabic letters
- Salah
- Stories of the Sahabah
- Duas & hadith
- Islamic manners
Give your child a real head start
Transparent pricing, a named female teacher with an Ijazah, and a real curriculum rather than a booking form.
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