Children growing up abroad often learn to recite the Quran but have fewer chances to learn what Islam asks of them day to day. Islamic studies fills that gap with clear, gentle lessons that a child can understand and use.
Lessons are live and interactive. Children ask questions, answer the teacher and are tested each week, so knowledge is remembered rather than just heard.
Who this course is for
- Children who are learning to recite the Quran and also need to learn the basics of the religion
- Families in the Gulf who want a structured alternative to piecing knowledge together from videos
- Children preparing to pray, fast and practise Islam independently
What your child learns
- Aqidah — core beliefs
- Belief in Allah, the angels, the books, the messengers, the Last Day and destiny, explained simply.
- Fiqh — purification and prayer
- How to make wudu and how to pray, with the reasons behind each step, plus the basics of fasting.
- Hadith
- Short, well-known sayings of the Prophet (ﷺ) that shape character, learnt with their meanings.
- Seerah and stories of the prophets
- The life of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) and the stories of earlier prophets as lessons for daily life.
- Duas and adab
- Duas for everyday moments and the manners a Muslim child is taught with family, teachers and neighbours.
How the classes run
- Live classes with qualified teachers who explain each topic step by step
- One-to-one attention when a child needs a topic explained again
- Regular assessments and progress reports
- A certificate on completion
What to expect at the end
Your child understands the essentials of their faith, prays and makes wudu correctly and knows the duas and manners of everyday life.