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Quran classes for kids in Baltimore City

Live one-on-one classes online for families in every Baltimore neighborhood. A few city masjids run children's classes on set days; ours fit around them, at home.

Baltimore families get their first week free. After that, $29 a month for a class every weekday for one child or $50 for two siblings.

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Freefirst week

  • One teacher per familyBrothers and sisters learn with the same teacher.
  • Background-checkedEvery teacher passes a check before they teach.
  • Male or female teacherTell us your preference and we match it.
  • Monday to Friday30-minute classes after school, $29 a month.

At a glance

Baltimore City at a glance

Who
Children 4 to 14 in any Baltimore City neighborhood, from beginners to hifz students.
Format
Five live one-on-one Google Meet classes a week, 30 minutes each, with one teacher per family.
School days
City Schools start between 7:30 and 9:15 a.m. in 2026-27 and let out between 2:10 and about 4 p.m.
Eid
City Schools are closed on March 10, 2027, which falls on Eid al-Fitr; Eid al-Adha, May 17, is an observance day with schools open.
Teachers
Background-checked, and you choose a male or female teacher.
Cost
$29 a month for Monday-to-Friday classes, $50 for two, first week free.
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A city, not a county

Baltimore City had 585,708 residents at the 2020 census, and 63,887 of them were children aged 5 to 14. It isn't part of Baltimore County: the city separated from the county in 1851 and has been its own jurisdiction, on a par with Maryland's counties, ever since. Families in Towson, Catonsville or Dundalk will find their pages under Baltimore County.

Inside the city, the masjids with children's classes we could confirm are spread out: Masjid Ul Haqq in Upton has a Saturday class for beginners, Masjid E Bilal in Brooklyn a maktab three days a week, HAIC on Liberty Heights Avenue an Arabic school from age 5, and Masjid As-Saffat a full-time Islamic school. Northeast Baltimore and the southeast waterfront are three or more miles from any of them.

An open Mushaf on a patterned cloth at home

Eid and the City Schools calendar

City Schools' 2026-27 calendar, current as of March 2026, closes schools on Wednesday, March 10, 2027, a wellness day that falls on Eid al-Fitr. Eid al-Adha, on Monday, May 17, 2027, is an observance day: schools are open, but no first-time tests or field trips are scheduled. The district notes that both Eid dates may shift with local religious authorities.

The school year began on August 24, 2026 and ends on June 11, 2027, unless weather days are needed. Start times run from 7:30 to 9:15 a.m., so dismissal falls anywhere from 2:10 to about 4 p.m.; each neighborhood page lists a few local schools.

Questions

Baltimore City parents ask

A young girl reading from her Mushaf
Do you teach Quran to kids in Baltimore City?

Yes. Every class is online, live and one-on-one, so children anywhere in the city can join, whatever the neighborhood.

Do Baltimore City schools close for Eid?

In 2026-27, City Schools are closed on March 10, 2027, which falls on Eid al-Fitr. On Eid al-Adha, May 17, schools are open, but it's an observance day with no first-time tests or field trips.

Is Baltimore City part of Baltimore County?

No. The city separated from Baltimore County in 1851 and is its own jurisdiction. If you live in Towson, Catonsville or Dundalk, see our Baltimore County page.

Which Baltimore neighborhoods do you serve?

All of them. The pages above cover nine areas in detail; Hampden, Roland Park, Cherry Hill, Edmondson Village and every other neighborhood are served the same way.

Can my child keep a masjid class and add yours?

Yes. Put ours on the days the masjid class doesn't meet, and your child reads with a teacher through the week.

Free first week

Start a free week in Baltimore

Tell us your neighborhood, your children's ages and the times that work. We'll reply with a first-class time and your teacher's name.

  • A free first week for every child
  • Then $29 a month for five classes a week, Monday to Friday, or $50 for two children
  • Money tight? Ask about a free seat. Every family is welcome
  • We reply within one day
  • A male or female teacher, as you prefer

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