Quran classes at JomAlQuran are designed to support reverts and new Muslims in building a strong foundation of Islamic knowledge. The program introduces the basics of Quranic recitation, Salah (prayer), and essential Islamic principles in a simple, step-by-step manner. Lessons are delivered with patience and care, ensuring that beginners feel supported as they adjust to their new journey of faith.
Classes are conducted primarily online, making them accessible worldwide, with the option of one-to-one guidance from an experienced ustaz or ustazah. For learners in the Klang Valley, limited face-to-face sessions may also be arranged upon request.
Quran Classes for Reverts/New Muslims
What is Quran Classes for Reverts or New Muslims?
Quran classes for reverts or new Muslims are structured learning programs designed to introduce those who have recently embraced Islam to the fundamentals of the religion. These classes typically focus on Quranic recitation, Tajweed (pronunciation rules), Salah (prayer), and essential Islamic knowledge, taught in a simple and supportive way to suit beginners.
The objective is to help new Muslims build confidence in practising their faith, understand the Quran step by step, and integrate Islamic teachings into daily life, all within a compassionate and welcoming learning environment.
Why Are Quran Classes Important for New Muslims?
Reverts often face challenges when starting out, from learning how to read the Quran to performing Salah correctly. JomAlQuran’s structured program helps ease this transition by providing clear, beginner-friendly lessons that focus on practical daily practices as well as spiritual growth.
Beyond learning, these classes provide encouragement and community support. Tutors offer guidance not only on recitation but also on Islamic etiquette, helping new Muslims integrate confidently into their personal and community lives.
What Topics Are Covered?
The curriculum begins with the basics of Arabic letters, Quran recitation, and Salah, gradually progressing to Tajweed rules, short Surahs, and practical Islamic knowledge. For those who are ready, the program may also touch on Islamic ethics, daily duas, and beginner Tafsir to help students apply Quranic lessons in real life.
This gradual and personalized approach ensures that reverts gain confidence while avoiding overwhelm, allowing them to learn at a comfortable pace.
How Are Classes Conducted?
All classes are conducted one-to-one online via Zoom or Google Meet, providing privacy and flexibility. Tutors adapt the lessons to suit the learner’s level, with the option to focus more on Salah, Tajweed, or Islamic basics depending on the student’s needs.
International learners, including Malaysians abroad in Singapore, UK, US, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and beyond, can join easily, making JomAlQuran a truly global platform for new Muslims.
How Do Online and In-Person Classes Compare?
Online classes provide flexibility and global access, making it easier for reverts to join from anywhere in Malaysia or abroad. Sessions are interactive, one-to-one, or in small groups, giving students personal attention.
For those near local mosques or Islamic centers, in-person sessions provide additional benefits like group bonding and hands-on Salah practice. In Klang Valley, JomAlQuran may arrange limited house-visit classes (subject to availability), blending both learning and community support.
Are There Free Trial Classes?
Yes. JomAlQuran offers free trial sessions so new Muslims can experience the teaching style, interact with a tutor, and see how lessons are conducted before enrolling. This ensures comfort and compatibility before making a commitment.
What Support Systems Are Available for Reverts?
JomAlQuran emphasizes that learning does not stop at the class itself. Reverts are encouraged to seek support from family, friends, and their local mosque community. Family members can help by providing time and space for learning, while friends and mentors may join study circles together for motivation.
Mosques also play an important role, where many provide Quran circles, social activities, and platforms where reverts can meet other Muslims and practice their new faith together. This combination of personal study, family encouragement, and mosque involvement creates a holistic support network.
How Can Family and Friends Support?
Family and friends are essential in strengthening a revert’s journey. Loved ones can motivate by joining prayer together, revising Surahs at home, or accompanying them to the mosque. Simply creating a positive, encouraging environment at home makes a big difference.
Community encouragement is equally important. Attending mosque events, Quranic talks, and Islamic gatherings helps new Muslims feel integrated into the wider ummah.
How Can Malaysian Revert Associations Help?
Organizations such as PERKIM (Pertubuhan Kebajikan Islam Malaysia), Hidayah Centre Foundation, and MACMA (Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association) play an active role in supporting reverts across Malaysia. They provide counseling, Islamic knowledge classes, financial assistance, and community events tailored for new Muslims.
Reverts who join JomAlQuran’s classes can also connect with these associations to gain extra community support, attend workshops, and build friendships with fellow converts. This combined approach, online learning through JomAlQuran and offline support from revert associations — ensures a balanced and sustainable journey into Islam.
What Are the Long-Term Benefits of Learning the Quran for Reverts?
By enrolling in JomAlQuran, reverts gain more than just the ability to read and understand the Quran — they develop lifelong skills to practice Islam with confidence and consistency. This includes strengthening their spiritual connection through regular Salah and Quran recitation, as well as drawing ethical and moral guidance from Quranic teachings to navigate daily life.
Beyond knowledge, these classes often foster a strong sense of belonging and community support. Many reverts find motivation and encouragement through ongoing mentor-student relationships, which help them remain committed to their learning and connected to their new faith journey in the long run.