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Namaz Time :
- Fajr - 04.39 am
- Dhuhr - 11.56 am
- Asr - 03.17 pm
- Magrib - 05.49 pm
- Isha - 07.03 pm
Islam is a complete way of life that teaches peace, compassion, and justice. It is based on the belief in one God—Allah—and the guidance revealed through His final messenger, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Through the Quran and Hadith, Islam provides clear instructions on how to live a meaningful and righteous life.
Whether you’re new to Islam or simply curious, learning about its core beliefs, acts of worship, and spiritual values can open your heart and mind. Explore topics like prayer, fasting, charity, and the purpose of life to gain a deeper understanding of this beautiful and peaceful religion.
At Quran Online Teaching, our mission is to spread the light of the Quran by making authentic Islamic education accessible to everyone—regardless of age, background, or location. We aim to connect students with qualified, passionate teachers who inspire love for the Quran and help build a strong spiritual foundation.
We believe that learning the Quran should be flexible, engaging, and rooted in traditional Islamic values. By using modern online tools, we bring one-on-one attention, structured lessons, and a personal learning experience right to your home.
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We offer high-quality Quran online teaching, providing accessible lessons for students of all ages to understand and connect with the Quran’s teachings through expert instructors and structured content.
In addition, we provide personalized lessons tailored to each student’s needs, allowing them to learn at their own pace and deepen their understanding of the Quran in a supportive environment.
“Remember Your God” emphasizes the importance of staying connected with Allah through regular worship, prayer, and reflection. It encourages mindfulness of God in daily life, fostering spiritual growth and gratitude.
This quote emphasizes that true wealth lies in inner peace, contentment, and spiritual fulfillment, rather than material possessions. It suggests that a rich soul, filled with kindness, wisdom, and gratitude, is the most valuable form of prosperity.
