Online Islamic Studies for Kids
What a Muslim child believes, says and does, from the Kalimas and wudu to the stories of the Prophets, taught live and one-to-one in lessons your child looks forward to.
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Building strong Islamic foundations
What is Islamic Studies for kids?
Islamic Studies is the part of a child’s education that explains their faith: what we believe, how we pray, the duas we say through the day, and the lives of the Prophets. Here it is taught live, one teacher and one child, at the level your child is actually at.
Most children take it alongside their Quran lessons, so reading the Quran and understanding Islam grow together. It can also be a course on its own, for example for a child who already reads well, or one who mainly needs help with salah. You choose the mix when we talk on WhatsApp.
Lessons are explained in English, Arabic or Urdu, whichever your child follows best. The Arabic of the duas and surahs is always taught with its meaning.
- Noorani QaidaThe first letters
- Quran readingWith Tajweed
- SalahLearning to pray
- DuasFor daily life
- Prophets’ storiesThe Seerah and more
- TafseerFor older students
- With Quran lessons, or on its ownYou choose the mix
- English, Arabic or UrduExplained in your child’s language
- Age-appropriate lessonsFrom four years old
- Supervised classesOur class supervisors are women
Islamic Studies syllabus
What is in the Islamic Studies syllabus?
Six strands run through the course. The teacher picks the starting point in the trial and moves through them at your child’s pace, so a five-year-old and a twelve-year-old never get the same lesson.
- 01
Belief (Aqeedah)
The six articles of faith, Tawheed explained simply through Surah Al-Ikhlas, the Kalimas, and gentle answers to children’s big questions. More on aqeedah lessons.
- 02
Wudu and Salah
Each step of wudu, the positions of salah and the words said in them, with their meaning. The teacher demonstrates on camera and watches your child pray. Salah classes for kids.
- 03
Daily duas
The short duas for waking up, eating, leaving the house and going to sleep, learned with correct pronunciation and what they mean. Daily supplications.
- 04
Short surahs
The surahs used in salah, usually from Juz Amma, memorised steadily and revised so they stay. Juz Amma for kids.
- 05
The Seerah and the Prophets
The life of the Prophet ﷺ and the stories of the Prophets from the Quran, told at a child’s level, with one Hadith or lesson to take away. Seerah for kids.
- 06
Manners (Adab)
Salam, honesty, kindness to parents, table manners and patience, each tied to a Hadith and practised at home that week. Islamic manners for kids.
There are no exams. Progress shows up in what your child can do: pray a full salah, say the right dua at the table, tell you a story they learned.
Course at a glance
Who are online Islamic classes for?
Mainly children who want to understand their faith properly, whether or not they already read the Quran.
Simple · Live · One-to-one
How does an online Islamic class work?
A 30-minute live video lesson at home, with one teacher and your child, at a time that suits your family.
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Leave your country and WhatsApp number. We message you and agree a time in your own time zone.
Meet the teacher
Choose a male or female teacher. In the first class they get to know your child and find where to start.
Live one-to-one lessons
Teacher and child see and hear each other, and mistakes are corrected on the spot. It is a real lesson, not a video course.
A monthly progress report
Each month you get a report on what your child has covered and what comes next.
- 30 minutesPer lesson
- One-to-oneLive classes
- Any hourSeven days a week
- SupervisedFemale class supervisors
Book your child’s free Islamic Studies trial
Up to 3 free trial classes. No credit card, no obligation, and we confirm your time on WhatsApp.
Your child’s learning journey
Your child’s teacher and progress, clear at every step
You choose who teaches your child, you can watch any lesson, and you always know what was covered.
A teacher chosen for your child
- Male or female teacher, the family decides
- One-to-one attention for the whole lesson
- Our class supervisors are women
- Lessons explained in English, Arabic or Urdu
You always know how it is going
- Watch any lesson live, from beside your child or another room
- A monthly progress report on what has been covered
- Message us on WhatsApp whenever you have a question
- Times agreed in your own time zone
How do I book a free trial, and what if something needs to change?
Booking takes one short form, and any change afterwards takes one message on WhatsApp.
Booking a free trial
- Put your country and WhatsApp number in the form, and we message you on WhatsApp.
- We ask about your child: their age, what they know already and the times that suit you.
- We agree the trial time with you, in your own time zone.
- Up to 3 Free Trial Classes, with no credit card and no obligation. If it does not suit your child, you owe nothing.
If something needs to change
- Need a different time? Tell us on WhatsApp and we agree a new one with you.
- If your child does not settle with the teacher, say so and we will talk it through.
- Want more Quran and less Islamic Studies, or the other way round? We change the mix with you.
- Refund requests must be made within 5 calendar days of the first paid class. Read the refund policy.
Weekly plans
How often does my child learn Islamic Studies?
Pick how many 30-minute lessons a week suits your family, then agree with us how they are split between Quran and Islamic Studies. Prices are in US dollars.
- 2 days a week
8 lessons a month
2 lessons of 30 minutes each week, split between Quran and Islamic Studies as you choose.
$39 a month
Start free$46 - 3 days a week
12 lessons a month
3 lessons of 30 minutes each week, split between Quran and Islamic Studies as you choose.
$49 a month
Start free$58 - 4 days a week
16 lessons a month
4 lessons of 30 minutes each week, split between Quran and Islamic Studies as you choose.
$55 a month
Start free$66 - 5 days a week
20 lessons a month
5 lessons of 30 minutes each week, split between Quran and Islamic Studies as you choose.
$59 a month
Start free$72
Two lessons a week is a comfortable start for most children. For daily salah practice or a goal like Ramadan, three or more works better. Full details on the fees page.
What families say about us
Read what parents write about their children’s classes on our Trustpilot page.
Explore our other Quran courses
Every course is taught one-to-one, and every one starts with up to 3 free trial classes.
- Noorani QaidaThe Arabic letters, their sounds and how they join.
- Quran for beginnersFrom the first letters to reading on their own.
- Quran with TajweedReading correctly, with the rules applied as you go.
- Hifz classesMemorising with steady, planned revision.
- TafseerWhat the verses mean, for older students.
- ArabicThe language itself, for children and adults.
FAQ
The questions parents ask us most, answered.
What is taught in online Islamic Studies classes for kids?
Belief (aqeedah), wudu and salah, the daily duas, short surahs for prayer, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and the stories of the Prophets, and Islamic manners. The teacher chooses the order to suit your child’s age and what they already know.
What age can a child start Islamic Studies?
From four years old. Young children start with short duas, the Kalimas and simple stories; older children go further into salah, the Seerah and what the verses they recite mean.
Do you teach Islamic Studies without Quran classes?
Yes. Most children take it alongside their Quran lessons, but it can be a course on its own. Tell us what you would like when we message you, and we arrange it that way.
Can my child have a female teacher?
Yes. You choose a male or female teacher, and our class supervisors are women.
Which language are the lessons explained in?
English, Arabic or Urdu, whichever your child follows best. Duas and surahs are always learned in Arabic, with their meaning.
Can I watch my child’s lessons?
Yes. You can sit beside your child or watch the lesson live from another room, and with younger children we encourage it for the first few classes.
What if my child already knows how to pray?
Then the teacher checks the details, such as wudu, the positions and the pronunciation, and moves on to what your child has not covered yet. The trial is where they find that point.
How much do Islamic Studies classes cost?
Plans start at $39 a month for two 30-minute lessons a week, billed in US dollars. See the fees page for every plan.
How does the free trial work?
You leave your country and WhatsApp number, we agree a time with you, and your child has up to 3 free trial classes. No card is needed, and you decide afterwards whether to continue.
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