Learn to recite the Qur'an with patience and precision
Siqa Aziz has spent eight years teaching Qur'an recitation, Tajweed, Hifz, and Arabic — to students from her home city of Islamabad to learners in the UAE, Italy, and the UK.
About
A patient teacher for every stage of the journey
Assalamu alaikum. For the past eight years, Siqa has taught the Qur'an to students ranging from her home city of Islamabad to learners abroad in the UAE, Italy, and the UK.
Her sessions are built around the student in front of her — whether that's a young child sounding out their first letters, or an adult returning to refine years of recitation.
"With the grace of Allah, I strive to nurture a genuine understanding of the Qur'an and Hadith, along with the essential du'as."
Subjects
What she teaches
Four areas of study, taken on their own or combined into a single weekly plan.
Qur'an Recitation
The starting point for most students: correct pronunciation of the Arabic letters and the foundations of reading the Qur'an with confidence, often called Qaida.
Tajweed
The rules that govern how the Qur'an is recited aloud — where to pause, how to elongate a sound, and how to give each letter its proper weight.
Hifz
Structured memorisation of the Qur'an, paced to the student and reinforced through regular, gentle revision.
Arabic Language
Reading, writing, and conversational Arabic, taught alongside Qur'anic studies or as its own subject.
Approach
How lessons work
Every lesson is one-on-one and held over live video, shaped around the student's pace rather than a fixed curriculum. Complete beginners are welcome — Siqa is just as comfortable teaching first letters as she is refining advanced Tajweed.
- One-on-one live sessions — no group classes
- Flexible scheduling across time zones from her base in Islamabad
- Comfortable teaching complete beginners, including young children
- Instruction available in Arabic, English, Turkish, Urdu, or Italian
Tradition: teaches within the Sunni tradition, following the Shafi'i school of thought. Platform: a verified teacher on Qutor, where lessons are booked and held.
Hear her recite
The best way to choose a teacher is to listen to one
Play a short, unedited recitation sample before you book a session — the same one Siqa shares with new students on Qutor.
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Three steps to your first lesson
Book your free trial
Your first thirty minutes are covered by Qutor's Free Trial Guarantee, with no obligation to continue.
Meet Siqa online
Talk through your goals — reciting with confidence, finishing Hifz, or starting Arabic from scratch.
Start regular sessions
Once you've found your footing, book recurring weekly lessons at a time that fits your time zone.