Knowing the basics well
Islamic studies gives you the foundations: what we believe, how we worship and how we are asked to live. For children it is the base for everything they learn later. For adults it is a chance to fill gaps, refresh what they learned long ago or learn properly for the first time.
The course is taught one to one, so the teacher can slow down, go deeper or move on depending on you. You can ask questions freely, which is hard to do in a large class.
What you will study
Core topics, planned around your age and level.
The five pillars of Islam
Faith, prayer, charity, fasting and Hajj: what each one means, how it is performed and why it matters.
Islamic history
The life of the Prophet and the early community, and the events and people that shaped Muslim history, told as clear, connected stories.
Daily duas and Sunnah
Short supplications for everyday moments and the simple habits of the Sunnah, so that worship becomes part of daily life.
Morals and ethics
Honesty, kindness, patience, respect for parents and good treatment of neighbours, with examples students can apply right away.
Practical worship
Learning to perform acts of worship correctly, with a teacher who can answer questions as they come up.
Review and revision
Each class starts with a short review, so the lessons are remembered and not only heard.
For children, for adults and for families
Younger students learn best through short explanations, stories and repetition. Older students and adults can look at the reasons behind each topic and connect it to daily life. In the free trial class your teacher will ask about your goals and suggest where to begin.
Islamic studies works well beside Quran lessons. Many students pair it with Tajweed or the Quran translation course, and parents often combine it with our kids Quran program.
How your free trial works
Getting started takes a few minutes and there is no commitment.
Choose a time
Tell us your preferred time and we will contact you to confirm it in your time zone.
Attend your free class
Meet your teacher and see how a one-to-one class works, with no commitment.
What you need: stable internet, a camera, a microphone and a quiet space. Classes run on Zoom.
Plans and pricing
All plans are one-to-one. Choose the number of classes that suits you.
Basic
2 classes per week, 30-minute sessions
Standard
3 classes per week, 45-minute sessions
Premium
5 classes per week, 60-minute sessions
Prices are in US dollars per month. Pay by credit or debit card, PayPal or bank transfer. Every plan comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee. See full plan details.
Frequently asked questions
Is Islamic studies for children or adults?
Both. The course is open to all levels. Lessons for children are simple and age appropriate, and adults can study in more depth, step by step.
What topics are covered?
The five pillars of Islam, Islamic history, daily duas and Sunnah, and morals and ethics. Your teacher plans the order with you, depending on your age, background and goals.
Do I need to be able to read the Quran?
No. Islamic studies is separate from Quran reading. If you would like to learn to read as well, you can combine it with Noorani Qaida or our adult Quran classes.
Can this help someone new to Islam or who wants to relearn the basics?
Yes. The lessons go step by step from the basics, in a calm one-to-one setting where you can ask any question without feeling hurried.
How long is the course?
The course is planned around 12 weeks for the core topics, and you can continue with further subjects afterwards. The pace follows how many classes you take each week.
Can I choose a female teacher?
Yes. Female teachers are available. Tell us your preference when you book the free trial.
Is there a free trial class?
Yes. The trial class is free with no commitment, and paid plans come with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Book a free trial Islamic studies class
Meet a one-to-one teacher and see how the lessons work, with no commitment.
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