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Aqeedah & Faith
Knowing Allah, the Six Articles of Faith, trust, purpose and the Hereafter.
LIVE · ONE-TO-ONE
A thoughtful foundation for young Muslims
Online Islamic Studies
for Kids.
Age-appropriate lessons in Aqeedah, worship, Seerah, hadith, duas and Islamic character—explained personally, practised thoughtfully and connected to everyday life.
Male & female tutors
Personal learning plan
Flexible international timings
Know the faith · Live it with confidence
A foundation for life
Children ask important questions.
Rather than presenting Islam as a list of rules, we help children understand it as a complete and beautiful way of life—one that shapes worship, responsibility, kindness, honesty, gratitude and mercy.
Who is Allah?
Our tutors welcome questions and explain the answers in language each child can understand.
Ten connected learning areas
A complete Islamic foundation.
Every topic is taught at the child’s level. The content grows in depth as understanding, maturity and confidence develop.
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The Five Pillars
Shahadah, Salah, Zakah, Sawm and Hajj through clear meaning and practice.
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Wudu, Salah & Worship
Purification, prayer, mosque manners, Friday prayer and Ramadan.
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Stories of the Prophets
Lessons in patience, repentance, courage, gratitude and reliance upon Allah.
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Companions & History
Inspiring examples of faith, knowledge, generosity, courage and service.
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Seerah
The life, mercy, courage and guidance of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ—without visual depiction.
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Duas & Adhkar
Authentic daily supplications, memorised gradually with their meanings.
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Islamic Character
Respect, honesty, patience, good friendship, forgiveness and digital responsibility.
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Understanding the Quran
Messages of selected surahs and verses connected to everyday life.
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Hadith for Life
Carefully selected hadiths about intention, truthfulness, mercy and kindness.
One connected curriculum—not ten disconnected subjects.
The teacher links belief, worship, history and character so children understand how the lessons belong together.
A curriculum that grows
One course. Three stages of understanding.
No child is placed into an identical script. The tutor begins from present knowledge and builds a purposeful next step.
Early Foundations
For younger children and complete beginners.
- Knowing and loving Allah
- Five Pillars and simple beliefs
- Basic duas, wudu and Salah
- Stories, respect and kindness
Growing Understanding
For children who already know the basics.
- Six Articles of Faith
- Chronological Seerah
- Selected hadith and short-surah Tafseer
- Responsibility and decisions
Confident Young Muslims
For older or more advanced children.
- Stronger Aqeedah and age-appropriate Fiqh
- Islamic history and reflection
- Identity and modern challenges
- Peer pressure and digital conduct
More than information
Learning to live Islam.
A child may name the Five Pillars and still need help applying patience, honesty or respect. Each lesson moves from knowledge towards thoughtful practice.
Teaching method
Learn
The teacher introduces an Islamic belief, practice, story or value.
وَقُل رَّبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا
“My Lord, increase me in knowledge.”
The Quran · 20:114
Live lesson experience
Personal attention, without pressure.
One-to-one teaching gives children space to ask questions without embarrassment and allows the tutor to adapt immediately.
Personal plan
Age, knowledge, pace, interests and family priorities shape the journey.
Interactive learning
Stories, questions, oral quizzes, scenarios and reflection keep lessons active.
Regular review
Important topics return so learning is retained rather than forgotten.
Parent updates
Understand what was covered, how the child participated and what comes next.
What your child can gain
Faith understood. Character strengthened.
With consistent attendance and support, children work towards clearer beliefs, confident worship, thoughtful choices and a secure Muslim identity.
01Understand essential Islamic beliefs
02Know the Five Pillars and Six Articles of Faith
03Perform wudu and Salah with greater confidence
04Learn useful duas, hadiths and short surahs
05Recognise good character in everyday choices
06Feel more confident in their Muslim identity
Progress varies according to age, lesson frequency, attendance and revision between lessons.
For international families
Faith that makes sense wherever children grow up.
Lessons connect Islamic learning with school, friendships, technology and life in multicultural societies.
- Be confident Muslims at school
- Treat all backgrounds respectfully
- Answer questions about faith
- Think through peer pressure
- Use technology responsibly
- Practise Islam with wisdom
Meet the tutor first
Begin with two free trial classes.
Let your child experience the teaching style while we understand their knowledge and recommend a suitable starting point.
Parent questions
Clear answers before you begin.
We explain the essentials here. The exact starting level, tutor match and learning plan are discussed personally during the trial process.
What age is this course suitable for?+
The language, activities and depth are adapted for different ages and learning levels.
Does my child need previous Islamic knowledge?+
No. Complete beginners are welcome, while children with existing knowledge can begin at a more suitable level.
Are lessons one-to-one?+
Yes. Every lesson is live and private so the tutor can focus completely on your child.
Can I request a male or female tutor?+
Yes, subject to scheduling and your child’s learning requirements.
Will my child learn Salah, wudu, duas and hadith?+
Yes. Practical worship, authentic duas and carefully selected hadiths are introduced according to age and level, with their meanings explained.
Can parents observe and receive updates?+
Yes. Parents may observe lessons and receive updates about topics, participation, progress and recommended next steps.
Can Islamic Studies be combined with Quran lessons?+
Yes. We can discuss a balanced plan including Quran reading, Tajweed, memorisation, selected surahs or Arabic.
How do we begin?+
Book two free trial classes. We will discuss age, knowledge, schedule and tutor requirements before recommending the starting point.