Abdullah Aksar
Professional Quran teacher
Qualification: Hafiz-e-Quran, Tajweed degree, Scholar degree (in progress)
Subjects
- Tajweed Mastery
- Hifz-e-Quran
Quran. Character. Daily Life.
Live one-to-one Quran classes for children: clear Tajweed, the meaning in simple words, and one good habit from the Seerah to practise each month.
- Free 30-minute trial class
- Live and one-to-one, online
- Male and female teachers
In every class
Reading the Quran well, understanding it, and a teacher who knows your child.
Tajweed from the first letter
Your child learns to pronounce each letter correctly and to apply the rules of Tajweed while reading. Beginners start with Noorani Qaida.
The meaning, in simple words
The teacher explains what your child is reading in Urdu, Hindi or English, in words a child understands, so the Quran is understood, not only recited.
One teacher, one child
Every class is live and one-to-one on Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Choose a male or female teacher, and the days and times that suit your family.
Seerah Rhythm: one habit a month
Each month your child focuses on one habit from the life of the Prophet ﷺ. The teacher shares a short story from the Seerah, and your child practises the habit at home through the month with a habit card.
Habits in the programme include
- Month 1TruthfulnessTelling the truth, even when it is hard.
- Month 2TrustworthinessKeeping promises and taking care of what others trust us with.
- Month 3Helping othersNoticing who needs help, and helping without being asked.
- Month 4Kindness to parentsSpeaking gently, listening, and helping at home.
Habit card · Month 1
Truthfulness
- From the Seerah
- Even before he became a prophet, the people of Makkah called him al-Sadiq al-Amin: the truthful, the trustworthy.
- Practise at home
- Tell the truth even when it is hard, and tell a parent about it at the end of the day.
- Ask your child
- When was it hard to tell the truth this week? What did you do?
Weeks practised
- Week 1done
- Week 2done
- Week 3done
- Week 4not yet
A progress card for parents, every month
At the end of each month the teacher sends you a short card by email and WhatsApp: attendance, how reading and Tajweed are going, and how the habit of the month went at home.
Parent progress card
Student: Sample student · Month 1
Attendance11 of 12 classes
- Reading
- Good, 3 of 4
- Tajweed
- Developing, 2 of 4
- Memorisation
- Good, 3 of 4
- Habit of the month
- Excellent, 4 of 4
- Teacher’s note
- Reads short surahs with growing confidence and remembers to stretch the long vowels. Told us about a time this week when telling the truth was hard. Well done!
- Next month
- Habit: trustworthiness. Tajweed: the rules of noon sakinah and tanween.
How it works
Book the free trial
Fill in the short form below or message us on WhatsApp. We reply within 24 hours to agree a time.
Meet the teacher
A free 30-minute class, live online. The teacher sees where your child is and suggests where to start.
Choose days and times
If you are happy, choose a plan and a schedule. Classes begin, and your first progress card arrives at the end of the month.
Meet the founder
Ali Sher Abbasi
Founder of My Subject Hub
I’m a software engineer with 5 years of experience helping students achieve success in their careers.
Qualifications and experience
- 5 years of industry experience at the Pakistan Air Force and Convo
- BS (Computer Science)
- DSA certification
Why My Subject Hub exists
I started My Subject Hub so that every student, wherever they live, can learn one-to-one with a teacher who explains each topic until it is truly clear.
Meet your teachers
Each profile is published with the teacher’s consent. Your child meets the teacher in the free first class before you decide on regular lessons.
How we protect your child
What we do to keep online classes safe for children.
- Every class is live and one-to-one on Microsoft Teams or Zoom, so you always know who is teaching your child.
- Your child meets the teacher in a free trial class before you decide anything.
- A female teacher on request.
- Parents are welcome to sit in on any class.
- Teachers contact families only through My Subject Hub, never privately with your child.
- Regular progress updates for parents, by email or WhatsApp.
Questions parents ask
What age are the classes for?
From age 5, or any school-going child, whether they are just starting or already reading. The teacher adapts each class to your child’s age and level.
My child can’t read Arabic yet. Is that a problem?
Not at all. Beginners start with Noorani Qaida, learning the letters and their sounds, and then move on to reading the Quran.
Which language does the teacher explain in?
Urdu, Hindi or English, whichever your child understands best. Tell us on the form or in the trial class.
Can we choose a female teacher?
Yes. Choose a female or male teacher on the form, and we confirm that a matching teacher is available before the trial class.
Is the trial class really free?
Yes. The 30-minute trial class is free and booking it costs nothing. You decide afterwards whether to continue.
How do the classes run?
Live and one-to-one on Zoom or Microsoft Teams, on the days and at the times you choose, in your own time zone.
How much are the classes?
Fees are not fixed. As a guide, classes are around $40 a month, but we talk with you and agree whatever is feasible for your family. Ask in the trial class or on WhatsApp. If you are not happy, tell us within 15 days of starting paid lessons and we refund your fee.
What is Seerah Rhythm?
A short part of each month’s classes: one habit from the life of the Prophet ﷺ, a story about it, and a habit card to practise at home. You see how it went on the monthly progress card.
Book a free 30-minute trial
Tell us about your child and how to reach you. We reply within 24 hours to agree a time for the trial class.
Or ask us on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)
Can’t use WhatsApp? Call +92 317 5700456 or email info@mysubjecthub.com.