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Quran classes for kids in Greenbelt

Greenbelt sits between three of the county's biggest Islamic centers, each in a different direction. Our classes need no drive at all: five classes a week, at home.

First week free. After that, $29 a month for five weekday classes 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

Greenbelt at a glance

Families
Children 4 to 14 in Old Greenbelt, Greenbelt East, Greenbelt West, Franklin Park and Windsor Green.
ZIP code
20770 for most of the city; 20771 is NASA Goddard next door.
Masjids nearby
Dar-us-Salaam, the Diyanet Center and PGMA, all within about 2.5 miles.
School day
Springhill Lake Elementary ends at 1:45; Greenbelt Middle runs until 4:15 (2026-27).
Classes
Five one-on-one classes a week, 30 minutes each, live online.
Teacher
One teacher for all your children; ask for a man or a woman.
Two sisters reading the Quran together at home

Three masjids, three directions

Greenbelt had 24,921 residents at the 2020 census. Within about two and a half miles, straight-line, are three large centers: Dar-us-Salaam in College Park to the west, and the Diyanet Center of America and PGMA, both with Lanham addresses, to the east.

Between them, Greenbelt children can choose a full-time Islamic school, two full-time hifz programs, Sunday schools in English or Turkish, and evening classes for ages 8 to 14. What none of them offers is a teacher who comes to your living room.

That's what we do: five one-on-one classes a week, which sit comfortably alongside a weekend program.

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A planned town, a planned week

Greenbelt was the first and largest of three New Deal Greenbelt Towns and was incorporated on June 1, 1937. Its original core is now a National Historic Landmark, and Greenbelt Park, run by the National Park Service, lies on the city's southern side.

A town built to a plan suits a weekly plan. Greenbelt Middle runs until 4:15 this year, so older children often take a 5 pm class, while Springhill Lake Elementary lets out at 1:45, early enough for a class before the evening.

Masjids nearby

Masjids around Greenbelt

Three large centers, each between about 2 and 2.5 miles away in a straight line.

  • Dar-us-Salaam

    5301 Edgewood Rd, College Park, MD 20740

    About 2 miles west. Al-Huda School, full-time hifz, and Qur'an Institute classes on site or online.

    Visit website →
  • Diyanet Center of America

    9610 Good Luck Rd, Lanham, MD 20706

    About 2.3 miles. Sunday school in Turkish from 10 to 12:30 or in English from 1 to 4; hifz academy for ages 7 to 17.

    Visit website →
  • Prince George's Muslim Association (PGMA)

    9150 Lanham Severn Rd, Lanham, MD 20706

    About 2.5 miles. Sunday school, Ahl al-Qur'an evenings for ages 8 to 14 and a hifz school for ages 8 to 15.

    Visit website →

All three published these programs on their websites in November 2026. Check directly before registering; Iqra at Home has no tie to any of them.

A sample week

A Greenbelt week, for example

An 11-year-old on Greenbelt Middle's late bell, with a class at 5 pm every weekday. Choose your own times.

  1. Mon5:00 pm · Salma, Mushaf reading
  2. Tue5:00 pm · Salma, reading practice
  3. Wed5:00 pm · Salma, Tajweed: qalqalah
  4. Thu5:00 pm · Salma, Surah Yasin
  5. Fri5:00 pm · Salma, review of the week
  6. SatGreenbelt Park
  7. SunSunday school

Questions

Greenbelt parents ask

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Are there Quran classes for kids in Greenbelt, MD?

Iqra at Home teaches Greenbelt children online, one-on-one, every weekday. Three centers within about 2.5 miles, Dar-us-Salaam, the Diyanet Center and PGMA, also run children's programs.

Greenbelt Middle ends at 4:15. When could classes be?

Late-bell families usually pick 5 or 5:30 pm, or later in the evening. Your teacher works around your child's day.

Do you teach in Greenbelt East and Franklin Park too?

Yes, every part of Greenbelt, and every part of Maryland, because classes happen online.

Can my child learn with you and attend a Sunday school?

Yes. Your teacher can follow the Sunday school's pace, so the weekday classes revise what was taught at the weekend.

How do sibling prices work?

Two children are $50 a month together, whatever their levels. For three or more, ask us for a family price. The first week is free.

Free first week

Start a free week in Greenbelt

Tell us your children's ages and the times that suit you after school. 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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