Islamic Studies for Kids

Islamic Studies for Kids

Islamic Studies for Kids at Iqra Tajweed ul Quran is where children build the foundations of their Deen — not just Quran reading and Tajweed, but the beliefs, history, character, and daily practices that shape a young Muslim’s understanding of Islam. It’s taught live, online, with real attention to how a child actually learns these subjects.

What Is the Islamic Studies for Kids Course?

Islamic Studies for Kids is a dedicated course focused on giving children a well-rounded, age-appropriate grounding in Islamic knowledge, taught by teachers who pay close attention to each child’s taleem o tarbiyat. It can be taken standalone, or alongside a child’s existing Tajweed, Quran Reading, Noorani Qaida, or Quran Memorization classes.

What Your Child Will Learn

Seven core areas: Qasas ul Anbiya (Stories of the Prophets), Seerat e Mustafa ﷺ (Life of the Prophet), Masnoon Duain (Prophetic Supplications), Zarori Masael (Essential Everyday Rulings), Aqaed (Islamic Beliefs), Tareekh e Islam (Islamic History), and Basic Arabic Language — each with its own short explanation in the copy (kids-appropriate framing, not just topic names).

Who This Islamic Studies for Kids Course Is For

Ages 7–18, live online, Urdu or English, 1-on-1 or group, 3-day free trial. Often combined with Tajweed, Quran Reading, Noorani Qaida, or Hifz classes.

Our Teachers

All teachers — male or female — are Wifaq-ul-Madaris al-Arabia certified Aalim-e-Deen with a Master’s in Arabic & Islamiat and a personal Ijazah in Hadith from their own Sheikh-ul-Hadith. Individual specialization (Quran recitation, Tafseer, Taleem ul Islam) varies by teacher. Female teacher option available.

Looking for Islamic Studies for Adults, Not Your Child?

Ongoing adult equivalent, Wifaq ul Madaris syllabus, internally called Darasat-e-Deeniya.

FAQs

What age group is this suitable for?

Designed for children, and also suits older children/teenagers wanting a structured introduction to Islamic knowledge alongside their Quran studies.

Can this be combined with my child’s existing Quran classes?

Yes — commonly taken alongside Tajweed, Quran Reading, Noorani Qaida, or Quran Memorization.

Is this exam preparation (O-Level/GCSE Islamic Studies)?

No — a general Islamic Studies course, not positioned as exam prep for any specific school syllabus.

Is there a similar course for adults?

Yes — Darasat-e-Deeniya (Taleem-e-Balighan).