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Online Islamic Studies For Children
Islamic Studies Course For Kids
Duha Quran Academy's Islamic Studies course gives children aged 5 to 14 the basics of Islam for kids in live online classes taught for their age, with a gentle introduction for beginners and an intensive option for families who want to go further.
6–9MONTHS
IntermediateLevel
6–9 monthsTypical Duration
30–60 minLive Class Length
2–5× / weekClasses Per Week
COURSE OVERVIEW
Basic Knowledge of Islam for Kids, Taught Step by Step
This course gives children aged 5 to 14 a clear foundation in Islam: what Muslims believe (Aqeedah), how they worship through the Five Pillars, the stories of the Prophets, and the manners and daily duas that shape everyday life.
Lessons are live and online, and are grouped into three age bands (5–7, 8–11, and 12–14) so each child learns at a level that suits them. No previous knowledge is needed.
- Diagnostic recitation & personal plan in week one
- Theory always followed by applied tilawah
- Graduation into the Practical or Ijazah track
HOW THE COURSE IS STRUCTURED
One Clear Path From First Lesson To Firm Foundation
This Islamic Studies course for kids is divided into four progressive modules, each with a clear focus, its own practical exercises, and a short end review, so your child always knows exactly where they stand.
1
Beliefs And Who We Are (Aqeedah)
Children learn the six pillars of Iman, from belief in Allah and His angels to the Day of Judgement, through short Quranic stories that make each belief easy to picture and remember.
2
Worship And The Five Pillars (Ibadah)
Students learn the five pillars of Islam: Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj. The course gives special attention to Salah, including the correct steps, the duas recited in prayer, and common mistakes to avoid. Practical exercises help turn what children know into habits.
3
Islamic Character And Daily Life (Akhlaq And Adab)
This module covers Islamic manners: how to treat parents and neighbours, eating etiquette, and daily duas. Children practise these habits in everyday situations, not only learn them as rules.
4
Prophets, History, And The Story Of Islam
Children study the Prophets, from Adam (peace be upon him) to Muhammad ﷺ, focusing on the lesson each story carries for young Muslims today. The module ends with guided practice in answering common questions children hear about Islam, so an intro to Islam for kids turns into confident understanding.
WHAT YOU'LL ACHIEVE
What Your Child Will Be Able To Do After This Course
Every outcome below is something your child can show you, explain to a friend, or apply in a real situation.
Name and Explain the Six Pillars of Iman
Your child names the six pillars of Iman in order and explains what each one means in their own words, not only reciting them. Teachers check this in a short end-of-unit Q&A where children explain each pillar without notes.
Skills are verified through a short end-of-unit Q&A: children explain each pillar to their teacher without notes, confirming the basic knowledge of Islam for kids is fully understood and retained.
Explain the Five Pillars of Islam
Your child can explain the meaning and purpose of each pillar and walk through the steps of Salah in the correct order, including the duas recited in each position. Teachers check this by asking children to describe each pillar and how it connects to daily life.
This skill is verified when children walk their teacher through each pillar without prompts and explain, in their own words, how each one connects to daily life and Muslim identity.
Recite and Understand Daily Duas
Your child learns the daily duas for waking, sleeping, eating, starting Wudu, and entering the home, along with the meaning of each. Teachers check that your child can recite each dua and explain what it means.
Mastery is confirmed when children recite each Dua correctly and explain its meaning to their teacher — this practical check ensures the intro to Islam for kids goes beyond Arabic words.
Practise Islamic Manners in Real Situations
Children learn Islamic manners through real scenarios, such as greeting a neighbour, responding to unkindness, eating etiquette, and speaking to elders. Teachers check this through short role-plays where children show the correct response.
Skills are verified through structured role-play exercises: children demonstrate the correct response in real situations, showing that this intensive Islamic course for kids produces genuine habits, not just homework answers.
Retell The Stories Of The Prophets With Their Lessons
Your child retells the stories of key Prophets, from Adam (peace be upon him) to Muhammad ﷺ, and names the lesson in each one. Teachers check this by asking children to retell a story and share its lesson without notes.
Mastery is checked when children retell a Prophet’s story and name its key lesson without notes, confirming the basics of Islam for kids extend well beyond facts into meaningful understanding.
Answer Common Questions About Their Faith
Your child learns to answer the questions about Islam they may meet at school, from why Muslims pray five times a day to what Islam teaches about Isa (Jesus), peace be upon him. Teachers check this in a final session of live questions.
Confidence is measured in a final session where children answer real-world faith questions live, confirming Duha’s Islamic Studies course for kids has built conviction they can carry beyond the classroom.
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WHY THIS COURSE
Why Parents Choose Duha Quran Academy for Their Child's Islamic Education
Duha Quran Academy's Islamic Studies course is built so that your child understands what they learn and applies it, not only memorises it. Every part of the course serves that goal.
90%+Rule accuracy by month 6
1-on-1Live correction every class
01
Age-Appropriate Curriculum Across Three Learning Bands
The course is structured into three age bands, 5–7, 8–11, and 12–14, so your child always receives the Islamic Studies course for kids that matches exactly where they are developmentally.
02
One-To-One And Small-Group Formats Available
Duha Quran Academy offers both one-to-one and small-group formats for this course. You choose what suits your child, and can switch between them anytime as their pace and confidence develops.
03
Qualified Teachers With Specialist Experience In Teaching Children
Every teacher holds a recognized Islamic Studies degree with specialist training in teaching children, fully qualified to deliver the basics of Islam for kids in a clear, engaging, age-appropriate way.
04
Weekly Progress Reports Sent Directly To Parents
Every week, parents receive a structured progress note covering what was studied, how the child engaged, and what comes next, so you always know exactly where your child currently stands.
05
A Curriculum Grounded In Classical Islamic Teaching
Every lesson draws from the Quran, authenticated Hadith, and classical Aqeedah texts, carefully reviewed for age-appropriateness, giving families an intensive Islamic course for kids grounded in mainstream, authenticated Islamic teaching.
06
Flexible Scheduling Built Around Your Family’s Week
Sessions run seven days a week, morning, afternoon, and evening. Missed sessions are rescheduled, not forfeited, because consistent Islamic education for children depends on a schedule that genuinely fits families.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About The Islamic Studies Course For Kids
Does my child need any prior knowledge of Islam to enrol?+
No prior knowledge is required. The course welcomes every starting point, from a genuine intro to Islam for kids with no background, to children who have the basics of Islam for kids and want more.
What age range does this course cover?+
The Islamic Studies course for kids is designed for children aged 5 to 14, structured into three age bands — 5–7, 8–11, and 12–14 — so every session always matches the child’s developmental stage and learning capacity.
How long is each session and how many sessions per week are recommended?+
Each session runs 30 to 45 minutes depending on the child’s age and chosen format. Most families schedule two to three sessions per week, enough for steady, visible progress without overwhelming school and activity commitments.
Can my child have a female teacher?+
Yes. Specify your preference for a male or female teacher at booking and your child will be matched accordingly. If your daughter is more comfortable with a female Islamic Studies teacher, we fully accommodate that.
What happens if my child misses a session?+
Missed sessions are always rescheduled, never lost. Duha Quran Academy builds this flexibility into every enrollment from day one, because consistency in Islamic education matters too much to be derailed by a single missed week.
Is this an intensive Islamic course for kids, or can we go at our own pace?+
Both options are available. Families wanting an intensive Islamic course for kids can cover all four modules in one term; others can take a relaxed, year-long pace. Either way, the schedule is agreed upon at enrollment.
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