Beginner6 Pillars of Iman for Kids — Online One-on-One Classes
Many children can recite the six articles of faith by name but cannot explain what a single one of them means. This…
View courseGive your child a summer of faith, stories, and fun with our Islamic Summer Camp Program for Kids, live and online from wherever your family spends the holiday. Each week brings a new theme, from Allah’s signs in creation and the heroes of the Quran to wudu, salah, and daily du’as, and your child memorises a new short surah along the way.
Camp runs for [4 or 8] weeks starting [date], with [X] live one-to-one sessions a week of [X] minutes, led by qualified teachers who are native Arabic speakers [and fluent in English]. It suits children aged [X–X], fits around family travel and time zones, and ends with a final project and a certificate of completion.
6–9This online Islamic summer camp follows four themes, each building on the last. Your child begins by getting to know Allah through His names and the signs of His creation, then meets the heroes of the Quran, from Nuh and Ibrahim to Yusuf and Yunus (peace be upon them). Next comes everyday Muslim life, with wudu, salah, daily du’as, and good manners, before the camp ends with stories of the Prophet ﷺ and his Companions (may Allah be pleased with them).
Classes are live and one-on-one. Your tutor works from a diagnostic assessment of your recitation and builds a personal plan around your actual weaknesses — not a generic lesson order.
Summer can be more than a break from school. It is a chance for children to explore their faith, build positive habits, and enjoy learning in an interactive, age-appropriate setting.
Your child joins this online Islamic summer camp from home, from grandparents’ house, or while travelling. No commute, no fixed location, and sessions that fit any time zone.
Unlike group camps where one teacher looks after many children, your child gets their teacher’s full attention. Every session moves at your child’s pace, with time for their own questions.
Your child learns with Al-Azhar graduates who are native Arabic speakers and fluent in English. They are experienced with children and keep every session lively, warm, and patient.
From Allah’s signs in creation to the heroes of the Quran, each week brings something new to look forward to. Badges, crafts, and challenges keep your child excited from the first session to the last.
Your child finishes camp with new surahs memorized, daily du’as learned, and the steps of wudu and salah. You receive weekly updates so you can see your child’s progress.
Choose the days and times that suit your family, [and pick a 4-week or 8-week camp]. Siblings can join together with a sibling discount.
One free trial class shows you more than a page of promises — bring a passage and leave with real corrections.
Book Free TrialThe camp is organised into four themes, each lasting two weeks in the 8-week camp [or one week in the 4-week camp]. Alongside each theme, your child memorises a short surah from Juz’ Amma every week.
Discover Allah through simple names such as Ar-Rahman and Al-Khaliq, and learn the Five Pillars of Islam. Explore Allah’s signs in creation with simple activities, like tracking the phases of the moon or planting a seed and watching it grow.
Meet the Prophets (peace be upon them) through true stories, from Nuh’s ark and Ibrahim’s courage to Yusuf’s patience and Yunus and the whale. Each hero brings one lesson to live by and one craft to help your child remember the story.
Learn wudu and salah step by step, along with the du’as for waking, eating, leaving home, and sleeping. Practise everyday manners, from greeting with salam to speaking kindly, through fun camp challenges.
Hear stories of the Prophet’s ﷺ mercy and honesty, and of Companions who followed him, such as Abu Bakr and Bilal (may Allah be pleased with them). The camp ends with a final project your child presents to the family and a certificate of completion.
By the end of the camp, your child will have memorised new short surahs, learned the steps of wudu and salah, and practised good manners every day.
Your child will memorize [4-8] short surahs from Juz’ Amma, one each week, and guided discussions. Instead of simply receiving information, children will be encouraged to ask questions and explain what they have learned in their own words.
This approach helps make Islamic learning easier to understand and remember while giving children a stronger foundation they can continue building on beyond the summer program.
Your child will name some of Allah’s beautiful names and explain their meanings in simple words. They will also name the Five Pillars of Islam and describe each one. They will learn to identify the lessons within a story and recognize how these values can influence everyday choices.
By connecting stories with real situations, children can begin to see Islamic teachings as something they can practice in their own lives rather than simply topics they study during a lesson.
Your child will retell the stories of Prophets such as Nuh, Ibrahim, Yusuf, and Yunus in their own words. They will explain the lesson each story teaches. . This encourages children to express what they understand and become more comfortable participating in an Islamic learning environment.
Regular participation can also help children develop confidence in talking about what they have learned, asking meaningful questions, and listening respectfully to the ideas of others.
Your child will learn the steps of wudu and salah and practise them with their teacher. They may discuss habits such as showing respect, helping others, being grateful, speaking kindly, taking responsibility, and treating family members and friends well.
The goal is to help children recognize that Islamic learning is connected to daily behavior. Small positive actions can become meaningful habits when children understand why they matter.
Your child will complete daily camp challenges, like greeting with salam, helping at home, and speaking kindly. Creative learning can make lessons more memorable and give children different ways to express what they understand.
This interactive approach also helps keep the summer learning experience enjoyable. Children can explore Islamic topics while participating rather than simply listening, making the learning journey more engaging and age-appropriate.
Your child will create a final project and present it to the family at the end of camp. A certificate of completion celebrates their summer of learning. They will explore how faith can influence the way they speak, behave, make choices, and treat others.
This connection is an important part of meaningful Islamic learning. The aim is for children to leave the summer program with knowledge they can remember and values they can continue practicing in their everyday lives.
Book a free one-to-one trial lesson and meet your child’s teacher before camp starts.
Real sessions from this course — how tutors explain, listen and correct, one student at a time.
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It is a live online summer camp where your child learns about Allah, the Prophets, and daily Muslim life through stories, activities, and weekly themes. Every session is one-on-one with a qualified teacher, and the camp ends with a final project and a certificate.
Camp runs for [4 or 8] weeks [starting on (date) / starting any week between June and August]. Your child attends [X] sessions a week, each starting from [30] minutes.
Your child joins live sessions on a device with a camera, from home or wherever your family is spending the summer. Activities use simple materials you already have, so there is nothing extra to buy.
Each week has a theme, from Knowing Allah and Heroes of the Quran to My Muslim Day and Following the Prophet ﷺ. Your child also memorizes a new short surah from Juz’ Amma every week.
Yes. Your child can join from anywhere in the world, and sessions are scheduled in your local time. If you travel, you can move sessions to times that suit your new schedule.
Sessions are led by Al-Azhar graduates who are native Arabic speakers and fluent in English, with experience teaching children. You can choose a male or female teacher for your child.
Fill in the form — your assigned tutor will contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free trial and level assessment.