Online Islamic Education for Kids: Salah, Daily Duas and Good Manners
Help your child grow up knowing and loving their deen. Our online Islamic studies for kids teach salah, daily duas, the basics of Islam and good manners in friendly one-to-one lessons with qualified male and female teachers. This is Islamic education for kids that fits around school, taught in English, from your own home. Parents are welcome to sit in on any lesson.
Islamic Studies Course at a Glance
| Format | One-to-one live online classes |
| For | Children. Adults can join too |
| Language | English |
| Topics | Salah, daily duas, basics of Islam, hadith and manners |
| Teachers | Qualified male and female teachers, your choice |
| Parents | Welcome to sit in on any lesson. A written report every month |
| Free trial | 3 classes of 30 minutes, no card |
What Your Child Will Learn in Our Islamic Studies Course
| Topic | What your child learns | What you’ll see at home |
|---|---|---|
| Salah | How to pray, step by step, with the words said in each part | Your child prays with confidence |
| Daily duas | The duas for everyday moments, such as eating, sleeping and leaving home, with their meanings | Your child says them on their own |
| Basics of Islam | What Muslims believe and the five pillars of Islam | Your child can explain their faith in simple words |
| Hadith and manners | Stories and sayings of the Prophet ﷺ, and good manners such as kindness, honesty and respect | Your child shows good adab every day |
How Our Islamic Lessons for Kids Work
Listen
Your child’s teacher explains each lesson in simple, clear English.
Say It
The teacher helps your child recite and say it aloud until it is right.
Live It
Short daily practice at home turns lessons into a lasting daily habit.
Each lesson starts with a quick review, so nothing is forgotten and previous progress stays strong.
Why Start Islamic Education Early?
Habits formed young last. A child who learns to pray, to say the right dua before eating and to speak kindly at six carries those habits at sixteen.
Learning one-to-one at home also means your child can ask any question freely, which many children won’t do in a crowded weekend class.
Safe, Supervised Classes for Your Child
Open Door Policy
Parents are welcome to sit in on any lesson at any time.
Gender Pairing
Brother-to-brother and sister-to-sister pairing available on request.
Verified Teachers
Every teacher’s name and qualifications are published before you book.
Monthly Reports
A written progress report sent directly to parents every month.
Learn From Qualified Teachers
Parents trust the person teaching their child with their faith. Every teacher’s qualifications are published so you know exactly who is guiding your family.
Sidra Zulfiqar
- Focus: Tajweed & Islamic Studies
- Qualifications: Double Masters, Arabic & Islamic Studies (Jamia Zia-ul-Uloom, Rawalpindi)
- Audience: Dedicated female teacher for girls and women
Tayyab bin Majeed
- Focus: Islamic Foundations & Manners
- Degrees: Dars-e-Nizami Graduate, M.A. Islamiat
Waseem Abbas
- Focus: Quran, Tafseer & Hadith
- Scholar: Jamia Darul Tafseer wal Hadees
Islamic Studies for Adults Too
Adults who want to learn the basics of Islam, salah and daily duas can join the same course. Lessons are private and one-to-one, so you can start from the beginning and ask any question freely.
Islamic Education Alongside Quran Lessons
Many families pair this course with Quran lessons to build a complete Islamic foundation for their children.
A Common Learning Path
Islamic Studies Course Fee
(CAD $80 · £70 per month)
How to Start in 3 Simple Steps
Book your free trial
Tell us your child’s age and what they already know.
Meet your teacher
Three free 30-minute classes. Request a male or female teacher. No card needed.
Enroll and start
If it’s the right fit, choose your plan. If not, walk away and owe nothing.
What Parents Say
Islamic Studies Course Questions
What will my child learn?
Salah, daily duas with their meanings, the basics of Islam, and hadith and good manners. Each lesson is taught in simple English at your child’s pace.
Is this the same as Quran classes?
No. This course teaches the practical basics of Islam. Quran reading, Tajweed, Hifz and Tafseer are separate courses, and many families combine them.
What age can my child start?
Children can start once they are ready to learn one-to-one with a teacher. Your teacher meets your child in the free classes and sets the pace.
Does my child need to know Arabic or read the Quran first?
No. Children learn by listening and repeating with their teacher.
Are the daily duas taught with their meaning?
Yes. Each dua is taught with its meaning, so your child knows what they are saying.
Can I sit in on my child’s class?
Yes. Parents are welcome to sit in on any lesson.
Can my daughter learn with a female teacher?
Yes. Ask for one when you book. We can also pair brother with brother and sister with sister.
Can adults join?
Yes. Lessons are one-to-one and private.
How much does the course cost?
The tuition fee is $100 per month (CAD $80 · £70). There is no enrollment fee and no contract. You can view full details on our tuition fee page.
How does the free trial work?
You get 3 free classes of 30 minutes each. No card is needed. If it isn’t the right fit, you walk away and owe nothing.
Start Your Child's Islamic Education With 3 Free Classes
Meet the teacher, see how your child responds, and decide after. No card needed.