Quran Memorization
Build a strong connection with the Qur’an through memorization and daily review.
Mesquite, Texas
Learn to read the Qur'an, properly.
Classes for children and adults at the Mesquite Islamic Center. Small groups, one teacher who knows your child's name, and a clear path from the first letter to fluent recitation.
July 2026
Our first graduating class
Mesquite Islamic Center
Where we meet, every week
All ages
Children and adults, beginners welcome
Curriculum
What your child actually studies.
Six subjects, taught alongside each other rather than one after the other, so a student is reading, understanding and practising at the same time.
Tajweed
Learn the proper rules and pronunciation of Qur’anic recitation.
Arabic Language
Develop essential reading, vocabulary, and comprehension skills.
Islamic Manners
Cultivate good character through Islamic values and etiquette.
Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ
Learn inspiring lessons from the life of the Prophet ﷺ and his companions.
Fiqh
Understand the basics of worship and everyday Islamic practice.
Gallery
Inside QuranWay.
Films and photographs from our first graduation, July 2026. More will be added as each term finishes.
Nothing here yet.
Classes
What we teach, and when it meets.
Visiting
Where to find us.
We are inside the Mesquite Islamic Center. Come a few minutes early the first time and ask for the QuranWay class.
- Where
- Mesquite Islamic Center
- [email protected]
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Support the school
Keep a seat open for a child.
QuranWay runs on small groups and teachers who give their time. Donations go to keeping classes running and keeping the fee low enough that no family has to choose between a child's Qur'an and the rest of the month.
- Every dollar goes to running the classes
- Monthly giving helps most, because the term is monthly
- Give once, or set it up and forget it
About QuranWay
A small school, inside your Masjid.
QuranWay runs its classes at the Mesquite Islamic Center. That is deliberate. Your child learns in the building your family already prays in, with teachers you can find after Maghrib and ask how the week went.
One teacher, one group
Groups stay small enough that a teacher hears every student read, every session. Nobody sits at the back and drifts.
A path, not a class
Students move from letters, to reading with tajweed, to memorization, at the pace they actually learn. Nobody is pushed forward to keep a timetable.
Parents are told the truth
You will hear how your child is really doing, not a polite version of it. That is the only way the year is worth anything.
Questions parents ask
Before you get in touch.
My child has never read Arabic. Is that a problem?
No. Most of our students start exactly there. The first class teaches the letters and their sounds, and nothing is assumed.
What if we miss a week?
Tell the teacher and they will catch your child up. Families travel and get ill, and a school that punishes that loses good students.
Do you teach adults?
Yes. Adults who were never taught, and adults who learned as children and want to read properly, are both welcome.
Is there a discount for siblings?
Ask us. We would rather a family sent three children than one.