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Zarghoon Education Foundation

Quran Translation

Understand Quranic vocabulary and the meaning of selected passages, word by word, using approved translations.

60% theory · 40% practical

  • For: Readers who want to understand what they recite; Students and adults learning Quranic vocabulary
  • Duration24 weeks
  • Modules4 modules
  • Learning modeOnline, in Pakistan and abroad
  • EligibilityAble to read the Quran (Nazra)
  • AssessmentWritten and oral examination
  • Next batchEnrolling now: group classes or 1-to-1
Two children reading the Quran on prayer mats, seen from above
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Fee a month, per student (PKR)
ClassFeeMaleFemale
Group class (1 hour)5,0002,5002,000
1-to-1 (30 minutes)10,0005,0004,000

Foundation discount for every student: 50% for male and 60% for female students.

Course Outline

  • 4 modules
  • 4 hands-on tasks
  • 54 guided hours
  1. 1Weeks 1–6: Vocabulary4 topics · 13.5 hours

    Topics

    • Introduction to Quran translation
    • Arabic vocabulary
    • Common Quranic words
    • Word-by-word translation

    You Will Be Able To

    • Recognise the most common Quranic words and translate word by word

    Hands-on

    • Vocabulary flashcards and short quizzes
  2. 2Weeks 7–14: Short and Selected Surahs4 topics · 18 hours

    Topics

    • Short Surahs
    • Juz Amma
    • Selected Surahs
    • Complete selected Surahs

    You Will Be Able To

    • Translate short Surahs, Juz Amma and selected Surahs

    Hands-on

    • Translate teacher-assigned passages word by word
  3. 3Weeks 15–20: Structure and Context4 topics · 13.5 hours

    Topics

    • Basic Arabic sentence structure
    • Grammatical relationships
    • Ayah context
    • Comparison of approved translations

    You Will Be Able To

    • Explain how the words of an Ayah relate and compare approved translations

    Hands-on

    • Compare approved translations of the same passage
  4. 4Weeks 21–24: Comprehension and Examination2 topics · 9 hours

    Topics

    • Practical comprehension
    • Written and oral examination

    You Will Be Able To

    • Show vocabulary recall and passage comprehension

    Hands-on

    • Written and oral examination

Who It's for and Eligibility

Who It's For

  • Readers who want to understand what they recite
  • Students and adults learning Quranic vocabulary

Eligibility

  • Able to read the Quran from the Mushaf
  • A phone, tablet or computer with a stable internet connection, in Pakistan or abroad

Your Path Through This Course

  1. LearnLearn: short live lessons with your teacher
  2. PracticePractise: activities, demonstrations and practice at home
  3. ProveProve: oral, practical or written checks on each topic
  4. PreparePrepare: revision with your teacher
  5. ProgressProgress: a teacher-approved final assessment and your next course

How You're Assessed

Vocabulary quizzes and assigned passages through the course, then a written and oral examination. Assessment questions are reviewed by qualified academic staff.

  1. Assessment 1After modules 1–3
  2. Final assessmentAfter all 4 modules, for your certificate
Certificate of competenceQuran TranslationA ZEF certificate is issued once your teacher approves the written and oral examination.QR code, verifiable on the ZEF website

About This Course

A 24-week online Quran Translation course. It builds Quranic vocabulary and word-by-word translation, from short Surahs and Juz Amma to selected Surahs, with basic sentence structure and Ayah context, ending with a written and oral examination.

4 live online classes a week: 1 hour in a group class, 30 minutes 1-to-1.

The course uses translations approved by ZEF’s academic team, in Urdu and English. Translation is kept separate from Tafsir (explanation) and personal reflection.

Questions

Do I need to know Arabic for the Quran Translation course?

No. You need to read the Quran from the Mushaf, but not to know Arabic grammar. The course teaches the most common Quranic words first, then word-by-word translation. For deeper grammar, the Quranic Arabic course follows.

Is Quran Translation the same as Tafsir?

No. Translation gives the meaning of the words; Tafsir explains the passage using recognised scholarly sources. This course keeps to approved translations and their meaning. Tafsir-ul-Quran is a separate course for students who want the explanation as well.

Questions Before You Enrol?

Leave your details and a counsellor will call or WhatsApp you to answer your questions and check this course fits your goals.

Overseas? Start with your country code, e.g. +44 7123 456789.

No account needed. A counsellor replies within 24 working hours.

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