During this month of giving, we need your support in raising $25,000, which will fund scholarships for youth, new Muslims, and other Quranic programming and expenses at Good Tree. The generous support from our donors over the past year has allowed us to launch a self-paced online Roots of the Quran course, Root Flash Cards I, and complete the soon-to-be-launched Good Tree Podcast: Timeless Conversations. With your support, we can continue to help people discover the Quran, prioritize their spiritual health, build a deep connection with God, and access Quranic teachings that are deeply rooted in tradition, yet culturally relevant.

Newly Launched: Self-Paced Course & Flash Cards

Thanks to your support, we have recently launched our Roots of the Quran I course, an affordable, self-paced virtual course where students can master the top 100 most frequent root words of the Quran and unlock a deeper understanding of the Quran.

We are also excited to share our newly launched Root Flash Cards Level 1. Designed for both beginners and advanced learners, these flashcards feature the first 101 most frequent Arabic root words found in the Quran. Each card meticulously presents the Arabic root, transliteration, English meaning, card number, and the frequency of each word in the Quran, offering a comprehensive learning experience.

We're also looking forward to launching our podcast this 2025, inshaAllah! Stay tuned for Timeless Conversations, coming to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

Discover the Quran

Good Tree Institute is a community-first Quranic institute that fosters connection and personal discovery through the Quran. Based in Arizona, Good Tree provides virtual and in-person Quranic courses for all ages, spiritual retreats, teen camps, support for new Muslims, and free Quranic programs for anyone to attend nationally and internationally.

At the core of the institute is Dr. Nadia Katrangi, Good Tree’s Chairperson with 20+ years of teaching experience. Her gift of bringing to life the words of the Quran and making them relevant for this moment in time creates a space for meaningful and honest discussions. Offering a safe space where any question is welcome, students of all ages and backgrounds are given a space to connect to and understand the Quran at a deeper level.

To learn more about Good Tree Institute, visit goodtreeinstitute.com.

Free Programs at Good Tree: Youth, New Muslims & Adults

At Good Tree, we have an array of free programs for youth, new Muslims seeking support or anyone looking to discover the Quran and deepen their connection with God.

Our 40-Day Ibada Mentorship Program is designed to deepen your connection and worship of Allah through a tiered challenge. With three levels—Core (beginner), Sustenance (intermediate), and Expansion (advanced)—the program guides participants in progressively building their spiritual practice. Beginners focus on consistent, timely prayers, while intermediate participants are encouraged to also incorporate daily Quran reading.

Quran & Me is an online series that explores the in-depth meaning of the Arabic root words of the Quran, delves into how we can live the Quran, and how Allah's words are relevant to our lives today.

Elevate and Junior Elevate create a supportive community for teens and pre-teens, offering monthly events where they can connect, share personal challenges, and explore Quranic guidance. Through open discussions, creative activities, and genuine support, youth gain confidence in their identity, build meaningful friendships, and find strength in God’s words.

The Sadeeq Program supports Muslims who have recently embraced Islam, offering monthly Sadeeq Nights where newcomers and those interested in Islam can connect with the community. Our mentorship program pairs Newcomers with Ambassadors for spiritual companionship, fostering a safe space for questions and providing resources to support every step of the journey.

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