Masjid Al Tawheed · Islamic education

Qur’an School

Growing closer to the Qur’an, together.

Join our in-person Qur’an School at Masjid Al Tawheed for the 2026–27 school year. Classes bring students together to learn the Qur’an and build a lasting connection with their faith.

View class times and the calendar

2026–27 school year

A place to learn and grow

Fall semester: August 17–December 17, 2026.

Registration is open. Enrollment is limited to 35 students, with priority given to continuing students.

Questions about enrollment? Email school@masjidaltawheed.com.

Masks are recommended when sick.

01 / Class times and calendar

Plan for the fall semester

Classes meet between Asr and Maghrib for one hour and 15 minutes. Start times change with prayer times, so please check the calendar for each class.

Fall semester

August 17–December 17, 2026

Class start time

Please check the calendar for start times throughout the semester.

Qur’an School calendar · All times are Pacific Time.

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02 / Tuition and registration

Tuition and enrollment

Semester tuition

Fees below cover the full semester.

1 student

$120

2 students

$220

3 students

$320

4 students

$420

How to register

Complete the online registration form to request a place for the fall semester. Enrollment is limited to 35 students, and continuing students receive priority.

For in-person registration times or additional questions, email school@masjidaltawheed.com.

03 / Make learning possible

Sponsor a student

Help a child continue their Islamic education.

The Sponsor a Student Fund helps families who cannot afford the full cost of Islamic education. Donations support tuition, books, and lunch, helping more children learn and grow with our community.

Sponsor a student

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A reminder from the Sunnah

The virtue of knowledge

Sa’d ibn Abi Waqqas reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:

فَضْلُ الْعِلْمِ أَحَبُّ إِلَيَّ مِنْ فَضْلِ الْعِبَادَةِ وَخَيْرُ دِينِكُمُ الْوَرَعُ

“The virtue of knowledge is more beloved to me than the virtue of worship, and the best of your religion is piety.”

al-Ādāb lil-Bayhaqī 818