Our Islamic Studies program for young people is meant to enable them to learn and love their deen in a methodologically orderly, interesting, and age-appropriate manner. From learning the foundations of faith and everyday practices to knowing the life of Prophets and moral principles, every lesson is designed to link young brains with Islam in a significant way.
Students acquire good character, compassion, and spiritual awareness, as well as firm roots in Islamic knowledge by means of well-chosen courses and child-friendly explanations.
Islam is a way of life, not only a topic of study. Early Islamic instruction shapes children’s identity, increases moral responsibility, and encourages them to feel a part of a faith-centered society.
| Pillars of Islam | Daily Duas | Stories of Prophets | Good Manners (Akhlaq) | Islamic Months & Events | Short Surahs with Meaning | Wudu & Salah Basics | Respect for Parents & Elders | Islamic Morals Through Games | Interactive Quizzes |
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| Learn the 5 Pillars of Islam with real-life examples to help children connect with each one. | Memorize essential daily duas like eating, sleeping, entering the bathroom, and more with fun visuals. | Enjoy captivating stories of Prophets like Adam, Nuh, Musa, and Muhammad ﷺ, taught in an engaging way. | Instill kindness, honesty, sharing, and respect through real-life Islamic character building lessons. | Introduce the Islamic calendar and teach kids the meaning and importance of events like Ramadan and Hajj. | Teach kids to recite short surahs from the Quran and understand their basic meanings and lessons. | Step-by-step visual guidance on how to perform Wudu and Salah correctly for boys and girls. | Teach the importance of obeying and respecting parents, teachers, and elders in an Islamic way. | Use storytelling and games to teach Islamic values like truthfulness, gratitude, and patience. | Interactive quizzes and review activities to help children revise what they've learned in a fun way. |
| Activities and crafts to reinforce each pillar and its meaning in the child’s life. | Songs and games to help kids memorize and apply these duas in daily routines. | Visuals and questions after each story to help children reflect and remember lessons. | Real-life scenarios and Islamic role-playing activities to strengthen manners. | Learn fun facts about Islamic months and the significance of Islamic holidays. | Encourage children to apply lessons from Surahs in real-life situations and school settings. | Engaging visuals, props, and actions used to make Wudu and Salah easier to learn and remember. | Story-based learning to help reinforce Islamic teachings on obedience and compassion. | Games, roleplay, and teamwork to develop Islamic behavior naturally and joyfully. | Scoreboards and rewards to motivate kids to revise and retain Islamic knowledge. |
