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Quranic is an online institute dedicated to helping you learn Qur’an, Islamic Studies, and Arabic language through one-to-one live sessions by highly-qualified tutors from Al-Azhar University, Egypt. We have highly qualified and experienced teachers from Egypt on board with us, who have graduated in Arabic and Quran from Al-Azhar University. They have several years’ experience teaching Arabic and Quran to non-Arabic speakers as well.
almanzil street-almansorya, 12962, Giza, Egypt
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I found quranic institute extremely helpful in providing a solid base for my 7 year old daughter in Quran reading. Her tutor is very friendly and professional. Also has good English communication skills. The Basic Quran Reading course outline helped my daughter understand the fundamentals of Arabic reading.
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