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What your child will learn
A clear path from the first Arabic letter to reading the Quran on their own, plus Islamic studies that grow with your child.
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The curriculum, in short
Children start with our own OQLS Qaida, then read the Quran, and Islamic studies grows with them alongside.
Qaida: 17 lessons, from the first letter to the signs in the Quran.
Quran: reading, then Tajweed, and on to Hifz or translation.
Islamic studies: a beginners’ syllabus, then four levels, with Seerah, Salah, Kalimas and Hadith.
Learning both? Quran and Islamic studies can share the same class, with the same teacher, or your child can take just one.
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Step 1
The OQLS Qaida, lesson by lesson
- 17 lessons in 205 colourful pages
- Made by Online Quran Learnings for children
- With and without English transliteration
Lesson 1The Arabic letters
Every letter and its sound, with and without English help, where each sound comes from, and the 8 heavy letters.
Lesson 2Joined letters
How letters change shape when they join to make words.
Lesson 3Short vowels (harakat)
Fathah, kasrah and dammah, the small marks that give each letter its sound.
Lesson 4Tanween
The double marks that add an “n” sound at the end of a word.
Lesson 5Practice: vowels and tanween
Reading pages that mix everything from lessons 3 and 4.
Lesson 6Long vowels
The standing fathah, kasrah and dammah, held for a little longer.
Lesson 7Maddah and leen letters
Alif, waw and ya that stretch a sound, and the soft leen sound.
Lesson 8Harakat practice
Longer reading practice with all the vowels.
Lesson 9Qalqalah letters
The small bounce on five letters when they have a sukoon.
Lesson 10First Tajweed rules
Noon sakinah and meem sakinah rules, sukoon and where to stop.
Lesson 11Tashdeed
The doubled letter, said with a little stress.
Lesson 12Tashdeed with ghunnah
The nasal sound on a doubled noon and meem.
Lesson 13Mushaddad letters
Reading words with shaddah in every position.
Lesson 14Double mushaddad
Words with two doubled letters together.
Lesson 15Maddaat
The longer stretches (madd) and how long to hold them.
Lesson 16Noon qutni, laam and raa
Small joining noon, when laam and raa are heavy or light, and the opening letters of some surahs.
Lesson 17Quranic signs and symbols
The stop and pause signs in the Quran, so your child reads the Quran on their own.
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Every class is 30 minutes and one-to-one. You choose what your child learns in it, and you can change it later.
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Step 2 and beyond
Quran reading, Tajweed and Hifz
Quran readingAfter the QaidaSlow, correct reading from the page, starting with the short surahs. Every mistake fixed on the spot.
TajweedFrom about age 7Noon and meem rules, madd, qalqalah, heavy letters and stopping, learned by reading with the teacher.
HifzFor fluent readersNew lines (sabaq), recent revision (sabqi) and older revision (manzil), usually five classes a week.
Translation and tafseerFor older childrenWhat the verses mean, in English or Urdu, with time for their questions.
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Beginners
Islamic studies for beginners
What a beginner covers first, at your child’s pace. It leads into the four levels below, which return to salah, the prophets and Ramadan in more depth.
Introduction to Islam
- What is Islam?
- The five pillars of Islam
- Basic beliefs
The Holy Quran
- How the Quran was revealed, and why it matters
- Stories of the prophets
- Lessons from selected surahs
Salah (prayer)
- Why salah matters, and its blessings
- The steps and positions of salah
- The surahs we recite, and what they mean
Sadaqah (charity)
- What sadaqah is
- Giving money, time and knowledge
- The rewards of giving
Family and relatives
- Rights and duties towards family
- Stories of good family ties
- Respecting elders and loving the young
Tawhid: Allah is One
- The Oneness of Allah
- The attributes of Allah
- How Allah is different from His creation
Jannah (Paradise)
- What Jannah is like
- Rewards for good deeds
- Stories that inspire
The prophets and their stories
- The life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
- Prophets Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa and Isa, peace be upon them
Fasting and Ramadan
- Why we fast
- The rules and manners of fasting
- Lessons and stories from Ramadan
Hajj and Umrah
- Why Hajj and Umrah matter
- The main rites and what they mean
- Stories of Prophet Ibrahim and Hajj
Good manners and character
- Being honest and truthful
- Kindness to animals
- Respecting neighbours and friends
Duas and dhikr
- What dua is, and when duas are answered
- Duas for waking, sleeping, eating and leaving home
- Duas for protection and hard times
- The duas inside salah
- Duas for rain, travel and when someone is ill
- Dhikr: SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar and La ilaha illa Allah
Review
- A recap of everything learned
- Activities and quizzes
- Help to keep learning and practising
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Four levels
Islamic studies, levels 1 to 4
After the beginners’ syllabus, the teacher moves your child through four levels at their own pace. There are no exams.
Level 1: Who Allah is, and good manners every dayAbout age 5 to 6
- Allah is One, the Creator, All-Hearing
- Iman, the angels, the books and the messengers
- Bismillah and the five pillars
- The masjid, the adhan and wudu
- The five daily prayers
- Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his kindness
- Short surahs, dhikr and duas
- Manners: right hand, eating, sleeping, going out, kindness to parents
Level 2: Prayer, honesty and the pillarsAbout age 6 to 7
- Allah the Creator, All-Knowing, All-Seeing
- The angels, the books and the prophets
- Cleanliness (istinjaa) and wudu
- The five prayers, the adhan and the tashahhud
- Truthfulness, and why lying and stealing are wrong
- Manners of talking and walking
- Zakah, fasting in Ramadan and Hajj
- The Islamic calendar
Level 3: Worship in more detail, and the prophetsAbout age 7 to 8
- The adhan and the iqamah
- Salah, zakah, fasting and Hajj
- Purity, clean water and how to do wudu properly
- No lying, gossip or backbiting
- Prophets Adam, Ibrahim, Isma’il and Ishaq
- The life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
- Khadijah, Ali and Ja’far, may Allah be pleased with them
Level 4: Understanding salah and the QuranAbout age 8 to 10
- Allah’s names Ar-Rahman and Ar-Raheem
- Surah Al-Fatihah and why it is special
- The conditions, pillars and sunnah acts of salah
- Remembering Allah after salah
- Ramadan, Eid ul Fitr, Hajj and Eid ul Adha
- Halal and haram food, and the Islamic greeting
- Short surahs with meaning: An-Nasr, Al-Kawthar, Al-Asr, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas, Al-Masad, Al-Fil
- The seerah, and the companions Zayd, Fatimah and Umm Ayman
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Alongside
Seerah, Salah, Kalimas and Hadith
Seerah book 1: the Prophet’s ﷺ early life in MakkahFrom the Prophet’s ﷺ parents and the Year of the Elephant to the first verses of the Quran and the early Muslims.
Seerah book 1: the Prophet’s ﷺ early life in MakkahFrom the Prophet’s ﷺ parents and the Year of the Elephant to the first verses of the Quran and the early Muslims.- Aaminah and Abdullah
- The Year of the Elephant
- Halimah Sa’diyyah
- Bahira the monk
- Khadijah
- Rebuilding the Ka’bah
- The first verses
- The early Muslims
Seerah book 2: from Makkah to MadinahFrom the hard years in Makkah to the Hijrah and the arrival in Madinah.
Seerah book 2: from Makkah to MadinahFrom the hard years in Makkah to the Hijrah and the arrival in Madinah.- The boycott
- The year of sadness
- Ta’if
- Al-Isra and Al-Mi’raj
- The pledges with the people of Madinah
- The Hijrah and the cave of Thawr
- Arriving in Madinah
Salah: how to pray, step by step
Salah: how to pray, step by step- The adhan, and how to reply to it
- The dua after the adhan
- Wudu, step by step
- Salah, step by step, for boys and girls
- How many rakat in each prayer
- Eid salah and the sunnahs of Eid
- The Janazah prayer
Kalimas and Hadith: words every child should know
Kalimas and Hadith: words every child should know- Why the kalimas matter
- The six kalimas, each with its translation
- Iman-e-Mufassal
- Iman-e-Mujmal
- 20 short hadith for kids
- 60 golden hadith for children, on manners and kindness
- Learned by heart, with what each one means for daily life
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Curriculum questions
Can my child learn Quran and Islamic studies in the same class?
Your child can learn Quran and Islamic studies together in the same 30-minute class, or take just one subject. You choose, and the teacher shapes each lesson around your child.
What does my child learn first?
Beginners start with our OQLS Qaida: the Arabic letters and their sounds, then joining letters, vowels and the first Tajweed rules, over 17 lessons. Then they read the Quran itself.
Is the OQLS Qaida different from a normal Noorani Qaida?
It teaches the same steps, in a colourful book made for children by Online Quran Learnings. It comes with and without English transliteration and has pictures that show where each letter is said from.
What is in Islamic studies?
Four levels that grow with your child: belief, wudu and salah, duas, manners, the pillars of Islam, the stories of the prophets and the life of the Prophet ﷺ, plus Seerah, the Kalimas and short hadith.
Do we have to buy the books?
No. The teacher shares the pages on screen in every class.
Can my child skip parts they already know?
Yes. The teacher checks your child’s level in the first class and starts them at the right lesson.
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