QuranicTranslation (Tarjuma)
Bridge the language gap and understand the literal meaning of Allah's revelation. Master word-by-word translation and sentence structure for a clear, direct understanding.
- Language of the Heavens -
The Power of Understanding
For many non-Arabic speakers, reciting the Quran is a spiritual act, but the message remains locked behind a language barrier. Our Quran Translation course is the first step toward unlocking that message. We believe that when you know what you are reciting, your Salah becomes more focused and your connection with Allah (SWT) becomes more intimate.
This course focuses on "Lafzi Tarjuma" (word-for-word translation). By breaking down the verses into individual words, students begin to recognize recurring Quranic vocabulary, eventually allowing them to understand the gist of many verses without even looking at a translation book.
Who Is This Course For?
Reverts seeking a clear start.
Children (10+) starting Quran journey.
Anyone wanting to understand their Salah.
Non-Arabic speakers of all ages.
Free Trial
Start understanding what you recite. No fees for the first class.
Word-by-Word Analysis
Bilingual Support (Eng/Urdu)
Quranic Vocabulary Sheets
Salah & Dua Focused
One-on-One Interaction
Completion Certificate
Pay monthly subscriptions starting as low as $35/mo after your free trial.
- Course Journey -
Course Curriculum
Common Quranic Vocabulary
Learn the 500 most frequent words in the Quran. Mastering these alone allows you to understand nearly 70% of the Quran's message.
Word-by-Word Translation
Detailed translation of Juz 30 (Short Surahs). We focus on translating every single word and understanding its root origin.
Basic Quranic Grammar
A simple introduction to Arabic grammar (Sarf & Nahw) to help you understand how words change meaning based on their context
Translation of Salah & Duas
Translate the daily prayers, Tashahhud, Qunoot, and famous supplications like Dua Kumayl or Dua-e-Tawassul.
Thematic Translation
Grouping verses by themes (e.g., verses on Patience, Justice, or Ahlulbayt) to see how the Quran addresses specific life topics.
- Common Questions -
Frequently Asked Questions
Translation (Tarjuma) focuses on the literal meaning of word-for-word text. Tafseer is a deeper scholarly commentary. We suggest starting with Translation before moving to Tafseer for a solid foundation.
Most students can understand the literal meaning of Juz 30 within 4-6 months. Within a year, they usually develop the ability to understand the general gist of most verses in the Quran.
Yes! We provide certified Shia teachers who are fluent in both English and Urdu. You can choose the target language that you are most comfortable with.