In short
Ask for short written updates on WhatsApp, use Arabic if you speak it, and let a family member help. You don't need fluent English to support your child's Quran learning.
- Written WhatsApp updates are easier to translate than calls.
- Arabic-speaking parents can talk to teachers in Arabic.
- Watching part of a lesson shows progress without many words.
Simple ways to stay involved
- Sit nearby during lessons, especially for younger children
- Ask the teacher for a one-line update after each week
- Use a translation app for written messages
- Ask an older child or relative to join the first call
Questions worth asking
- What did my child learn this week?
- What should they practise at home?
- Is my child keeping up?
Parents also ask
Which languages do your teachers speak?
English, Urdu and Arabic.
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