Farah Tahleel Quran teacher
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I am online Quran teacher
Meny 6 years course kia hy Wifaq ul Madaris al Arabia Pakistan Sy Aalima ka.
Main online Quran teach kr rhi hn or alhumdulilah is main kamiyabi hn
Ladies k liye best opportunity Hy k wo asani Sy Quran PRH skti hyn
Ghar beth kr kch time manage kr k best study kr skti hyn
Main Arabic language bhi teach kr rhi hn
Alhumdulilah students satisfied hyn
Tajweed and Tafseer bhi prhati hn students bht achy Sy interest lyty hyn
Or bhtreen tareeqy Sy aagy brh kr apni study complete krlyty hyn

Subjects

  • Arabic language and Grammar Adult/Casual learning

  • Namaz & woozu Expert

  • Quran & Tafseer

Experience

No experience mentioned.

Education

  • Aalima (Apr, 2017–Mar, 2023) from Wifaq Ul Madaris Al Arabia Pakistan–scored Higher

Fee details

    Rs3,000–5,000/hour (US$10.76–17.94/hour)

    Here are the possible factors that can influence fee variations for online Quran teaching:

    1. Lesson Duration

    Short sessions (e.g., 30 minutes) may cost less than longer ones (e.g., 1 hour).

    Intensive courses might have higher rates.

    2. Class Type

    One-on-one classes typically cost more than group classes.

    Group classes are usually cheaper as the cost is shared among multiple students.

    3. Teacher Expertise

    Qualified teachers with extensive experience or certifications (e.g., Ijazah) may charge higher fees.

    Newer or less experienced teachers might offer lower rates.

    4. Course Type

    Basic Quran recitation is generally more affordable.

    Advanced courses, such as Tajweed, Tafsir, or Hifz, may have higher fees.

    5. Language Requirements

    Teaching in multiple languages (e.g., Arabic, English, Urdu) might increase the cost.

    Specific language preferences can affect pricing.

    6. Student Age and Needs

    Teaching young children often requires more patience and specific teaching methods, which might influence pricing.

    Special needs students may require personalized approaches, potentially affecting the fee.

    7. Frequency of Classes

    Daily classes might be cheaper per session due to long-term commitment.

    Weekly or less frequent classes might have higher per-session costs.

    8. Location and Time Zone

    Classes at odd hours due to time zone differences may incur additional charges.

    Regional pricing differences could apply (e.g., lower fees in areas with less demand or high competition).

    9. Study Materials

    If the teacher provides additional resources (e.g., PDFs, audio files, or personalized study plans), this may affect the fee.

    10. Trial Periods and Discounts

    Some teachers offer free or discounted trial classes.

    Long-term commitments (e.g., paying for months in advance) might come with discounts.

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