Georgia, USA

Online Quran Classes in Georgia: Atlanta, the Suburbs, and Beyond

Georgia’s Muslim community has undergone some of the fastest growth of any state over the past two decades. Metro Atlanta is home to an estimated 75,000 to 100,000 Muslims, representing diverse origins including Arabs, South Asians, West Africans, East Africans, and a historically significant African-American Muslim population.

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Diverse Muslim family in Georgia attending an online Quran class from home
Local Muslim Heritage

Atlanta’s Mosques and Muslim Communities

Al-Farooq Masjid, located at 442 14th Street NW in Atlanta’s Home Park neighborhood near Georgia Tech, was established in 1980 and is one of the largest mosques in the Southeastern United States. It serves a congregation drawn from over 50 countries. The Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam at 560 Fayetteville Road SE in the West End neighborhood has a historic African-American Muslim legacy. In the northern suburbs, the Islamic Center of North Fulton serves Alpharetta and Roswell. Masjid Al-Hedaya serves Marietta and Cobb County. The Clarkston area near Stone Mountain, often called “the most diverse square mile in America”, has a substantial Muslim refugee population.

A Diverse Muslim Community

Arabs, South Asians, West Africans, East Africans, and a historically significant African-American Muslim population.

Al-Farooq Masjid

442 14th Street NW, Home Park, Atlanta. Established in 1980.

Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam

560 Fayetteville Road SE, West End. Historic African-American Muslim legacy.

Islamic Center of North Fulton

Serving Alpharetta and Roswell.

Masjid Al-Hedaya

Serving Marietta and Cobb County.

Online Quran learning from home without commuting across metro Atlanta
Learning Without the Commute

The Atlanta Distance Problem

Metro Atlanta covers over 8,700 square miles. A family in Gwinnett County wanting a weekday Quran program in Decatur faces I-285 during evening peak traffic. A family in Marietta wanting the Islamic Center of North Fulton in Alpharetta is a 20-mile drive that can take an hour in traffic.

Online Quran classes remove the I-285 variable entirely. A child in Duluth starts their session at 4:30pm EST. The lesson happens at home. Dinner is on time.

Metro Atlanta and Statewide

Georgia Communities We Serve

Atlanta

30318, 30316, 30308

Midtown, West End, Buckhead

Online Quran Classes in Atlanta

Marietta and Cobb County

30062, 30060, 30067

Masjid Al-Hedaya area

Alpharetta and North Fulton

30004, 30022

near Islamic Center of North Fulton

Gwinnett County

30096, 30097, 30024

Duluth, Lawrenceville, Suwanee

Clarkston and Stone Mountain

30021, 30083

refugee Muslim communities

Decatur and DeKalb

30033, 30030

east metro

Kennesaw and Cherokee County

30144

northwest suburbs

Savannah

31401, 31404

coastal Georgia

Monthly Learning Plans

Pricing for Georgia Families

Starter

$35/month

  • 2 days per week
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Standard

$50/month

  • 3 days per week
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Hifz

$100/month

  • 5 days per week
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EST sessions No contract Family discount applies
Common Questions

FAQ: Online Quran Classes in Georgia

Do you serve families in Gwinnett County?

Yes. EST sessions 4pm to 8pm weekdays.

Do you serve African-American Muslim families in Atlanta?

Yes. All Muslim communities in Atlanta served, including the historic African-American Muslim community in West End and South Atlanta.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, three sessions, no credit card.
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