About the Basic Islamic Studies course
Comprehensive Tarbiyah curriculum covering Aqeedah, Seerah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, Stories of the Prophets, and Islamic manners (Adab).
Level: All Ages (Graded Modules) · Duration: 6 – 12 Months · Classes: 2 to 3 Days / Week
Overview
Raising confident, morally grounded Muslim children in the modern world requires more than recitation alone—it requires authentic Islamic knowledge and character building (Tarbiyah). Our Basic Islamic Studies course covers the Five Pillars of Islam, Six Articles of Faith (Iman), the inspiring Seerah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, Stories of the Prophets, and everyday Islamic manners.
Benefits
• Age-graded curriculum tailored for children (6–10), pre-teens (11–13), and teens (14–18) • Engaging storytelling from the Seerah and Quranic Prophets with practical life lessons • Strengthens Islamic identity, respect for parents, honesty, and digital etiquette • Interactive Q&A discussions in English, Urdu, or Arabic with qualified scholars
Module 1: Core Aqeedah (6 Articles of Iman) & 5 Pillars of Islam
• Belief in Allah, His Angels, Revealed Books, Messengers, Day of Judgment & Qadar • Practical understanding of Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Fasting in Ramadan, and Hajj • Halal vs. Haram awareness and everyday mindfulness (Taqwa)
Module 2: Prophetic Seerah, Qasas al-Anbiya & Islamic Akhlaq
• Life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in Makkah and Madinah & the Rightly Guided Caliphs • Stories of Prophets Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Yusuf & Isa (AS) • Islamic manners toward parents, teachers, neighbors, and peers
Learning outcomes
• Understand the core beliefs of Islam with clarity and confidence • Draw practical moral lessons from the Seerah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ • Demonstrate exemplary Islamic manners (Akhlaq) at home, school, and in society
Who it is for
Kids, Pre-Teens & Youth (Ages 6–18)
Can we combine Basic Islamic Studies with our child’s regular Quran classes?
Yes! Most families on our 3-days or 5-days a week packages dedicate 20 minutes to Quran recitation and 10 minutes to Islamic Studies, or allocate one full class per week to Islamic Studies.