For Arab families in the USA & Canada

Preserve Your Children's Identity: Learn Arabic, Quran, and Islamic Studies Online from Home.

One-to-one live lessons with certified native tutors, scheduled on your timezone, designed for children growing up between two cultures.

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Why online learning works for families abroad

Between long school days, work shifts and the distance to the nearest Islamic center, weekend classes are hard to sustain. Online learning turns that weekly struggle into a calm 30 minutes at your kitchen table — with a teacher who actually knows your child's level.

US & Canada Timezones

Lessons scheduled around school, work and weekends — from EST to PST, fixed to your local clock.

Interactive Virtual Classrooms

Shared screens, digital Mushaf, live handwriting boards and recorded progress your child can revisit.

Qualified Native Tutors

Certified, background-checked Arabic-speaking teachers experienced with children raised in the West.

Safe Learning at Home

No commuting, no drop-offs. Parents can sit in on any lesson and receive weekly progress reports.

Our Courses

Three focused programs, one clear path for your child.

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Holy Quran

Tajweed, memorization and beautiful recitation for children and adults, guided step by step by certified reciters.

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Arabic Language

Reading, writing and real conversation skills designed for non-native speakers and expat children raised abroad.

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Islamic Studies

Hadith, Seerah, Fiqh and Islamic manners, adapted for youth growing up in Western societies.

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Trusted by parents across North America

My daughter was born here and refused to speak Arabic. Six months with Naoh Academy and she now reads full pages out loud. The teacher's patience is unmatched.
AMAmal M.Houston, TX
We tried three academies before this one. The difference is the curriculum — it is actually structured, with weekly reports we can follow.
KHKhaled H.New York, NY
Both my boys finished Juz' Amma with proper Tajweed. Lessons fit right after school in our timezone, which made all the difference.
SFSara F.Dearborn, MI

From our blog

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How to raise bilingual children in Western societies?

Your child speaks English at school all day. Here is how families in Houston, Toronto and New Jersey keep Arabic alive at home without turning it into a battle.

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The importance of learning Quran at an early age online.

Young memories absorb sound before meaning. Online one-to-one lessons let a child start at four or five years old — from their own living room.

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Overcoming timezone challenges for Islamic weekend classes.

EST, CST, MST or PST — a good academy schedules around your family, not the other way around. Here is how we do it.

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