Courses

The foundations, meaning what a Muslim believes and why, explained at a child's level and revisited as they grow. This is the course parents most often leave until later and most ... More Details

The everyday rulings a Muslim child growing up in Britain actually needs, answered accurately, at their level, and without frightening them. Most of what a child needs to know is ... More Details

The life of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, told as a story a child can follow, with the lessons drawn out rather than lectured. What is covered Arabia before Islam, and... More Details

The short supplications a Muslim child uses every day, learned with their meanings, so they are understood rather than recited. What is covered Before and after eatingBefore slee... More Details

This is our default approach, not a special case. The overwhelming majority of British Muslim children speak English at home and hear Urdu, Bengali, Somali or Punjabi from grandpar... More Details

The stage most children skip, and the reason so many can recite the Quran but cannot read a sentence of Arabic. Recitation and literacy are different achievements. A child can fin... More Details

Spoken Arabic for children who want to talk to family, not pass an exam. Taught through conversation from the first lesson rather than through grammar tables. Most of our students... More Details

The vocabulary and grammar that actually appear in the Quran, taught through verses your child already knows by heart. This is not a general Arabic course narrowed down. It is bui... More Details

The first step into Arabic, taught for children who speak English at home and have never seen the script before. Everything is one to one and live, which matters more at this stag... More Details

Tafseer is the meaning behind the words. A child who knows what a surah is saying recites it differently, and remembers it far better. It is also the course that most often change... More Details

A short, practical course that takes a child from not knowing how to pray to praying independently and correctly. It is deliberately short. Salah is a set of concrete things a chi... More Details

This is the bridge between finishing Qaida and reading the Mushaf confidently. Many children stall here: they know the letters but freeze when faced with a full page of unfamiliar ... More Details

Memorisation without revision is not memorisation. Every Hifz lesson we teach has three parts: new memorisation, recent revision, and older revision. A child who memorises a page a... More Details

Tajweed is what turns reading into recitation. It is the set of rules that governs how each letter is pronounced and how words are joined, stopped and stretched. We teach it throug... More Details

Noorani Qaida is where almost every child begins. It teaches the Arabic letters, how each letter changes shape depending on where it sits in a word, and how to join letters into so... More Details