The Islamic studies course teaches children the fundamentals of Islam — beliefs, worship, and good character — in clear, age-appropriate lessons. It is taught one-on-one by a certified tutor, covering how to pray, what to believe, and how to live as a Muslim. The course suits children alongside their Quran learning, with male and female teachers and a free trial to start.
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The Islamic studies course gives children the obligatory knowledge every Muslim needs — the beliefs of Islam, how to worship correctly, and the manners that shape good character. It teaches what is halal and what is haram in a way a child understands, so faith becomes part of daily life rather than abstract knowledge.
The course can run on its own or alongside Quran reading. Either way, the goal is the same: a child who knows their faith and practices it with confidence.
What You Learn
The Islamic studies course covers the core of the faith across these areas:
The oneness of Allah (Tawheed), the angels, the prophets, the divine books, and the Day of Judgment.
Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Sawm (fasting), and Hajj, with simple explanations of each.
How to make ablution and pray the five daily prayers correctly.
The supplications and Sunnahs of daily life, from waking to sleeping.
The life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), told through age-appropriate stories.
Honesty, respect, kindness, and behavior at home and school.
The tutor teaches each area in small steps and connects it to the child’s own daily life.
Children learn faith best through understanding, not memorizing alone. The tutors teach with 4 methods suited to young learners:
Storytelling — lessons from the prophets and companions bring values to life.
Simple language — concepts are explained at the child’s level, step by step.
Practical examples — prayer, duas, and manners are shown in everyday situations.
Encouragement — small wins are praised, so a child stays interested and confident.
Parents receive updates on progress, which helps reinforce the same lessons at home.
The Islamic studies course suits 3 types of learners:
Young children from age 5 beginning to learn their faith.
Children growing up in non-Muslim-majority countries with limited access to a madrassah.
Families who want structured Islamic learning beyond basic exposure at home.
The tutor adjusts depth and pace to the child’s age, so a five-year-old and an older child each learn at the right level.
Each class is a live, one-on-one video lesson with a certified tutor at a time you book around school. The tutor teaches, asks questions, and sets light practice for home. Classes are private between one tutor and one child, scheduled at a set time, and parents are welcome to observe. You choose a male or female teacher and keep the same tutor as your child progresses.
Start with a free trial class, where the tutor meets your child and suggests a starting point. See plans on the pricing page.
What Comes Next
The Islamic studies course completes a child’s learning alongside the Quran:
The course covers beliefs (Aqa’id), the Five Pillars, Salah and Wudu, daily duas and Sunnah, the Seerah of the Prophet, and Islamic manners — the obligatory knowledge every Muslim child needs.
A child can start from age 5, once they can sit for a short lesson. The tutor keeps early classes simple and story-led so young children stay engaged.
Yes. The course teaches Wudu and the five daily prayers step by step, so a child learns to pray correctly and build the habit early.
Yes. Every class is private between one tutor and one child, scheduled at a set time, with parents welcome to observe. Children never join a public group room.
Yes. Female tutors teach girls and young children. You choose a male or female teacher when booking and keep the same tutor throughout.
Give your child the foundation of their faith — beliefs, worship, and good character, taught with patience.
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