Islamic Studies Course
Reciting the Quran is one part of the deen. This course teaches what Muslims believe and how they live it: iman, the five pillars, the seerah of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and everyday akhlaq. Lessons are one to one and fit the student's age.
- Aqeedah, Fiqh, and Seerah
- Age Appropriate Teaching
- One to One Lessons
- Free Trial, No Card Needed
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Pillars Covered
All Ages
Kids to Adults
100%
One to One
Free
First Trial Class
Five Subjects, Taught Together
Your teacher adjusts the depth and vocabulary for a child, a teenager, or an adult.
Aqeedah
Core beliefs: the oneness of Allah, the angels, the prophets, and the Day of Judgment.
Fiqh
The basic rulings behind daily worship, prayer, fasting, zakat, and everyday conduct.
Hadith
The sayings and example of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and what they mean for daily life.
Seerah
The life of the Prophet and his companions, told so the history feels close, not distant.
Akhlaq
Honesty, kindness, and respect: the everyday character that the rest of this study is meant to build.
Who This Course Is For
Children building a first grounding in the deen, adults revisiting basics they were never formally taught, and new Muslims learning it all for the first time.
How It Is Taught
Live, one to one video lessons with room for real questions, instead of a fixed script that ignores what you actually want to ask.
Who Teaches It
A background-checked teacher who can explain core Islamic knowledge simply, in English, Urdu, or Arabic, without assuming any earlier study.
Where to Go From Here
Salah Course
The five pillars include prayer. This course goes deep on that one pillar.
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Go further into the Quran itself once your grounding in belief and practice is strong.
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Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
What topics does the Islamic Studies course include?
Aqeedah (core beliefs), the five pillars in practice, Hadith, the seerah of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and akhlaq, which means everyday character and manners.
Is this separate from learning the Quran itself?
Yes, though many students take it alongside a Quran course. Islamic Studies focuses on belief, history, and practice, not recitation or memorization.
Is this suitable for someone completely new to Islam?
Yes. It is one of the most common starting points for new Muslims, because it builds the grounding that everything else in the deen rests on.
How is the content adjusted for younger children and adults?
Your teacher simplifies words and examples for younger children and covers the same core topics at an age appropriate depth.
Do you cover Fiqh, Islamic jurisprudence?
We teach the basic Fiqh of daily practices like prayer, fasting, and charity. For rulings about your own situation, please ask a qualified local scholar or imam.
Can a homeschooling family use this course?
Yes. Many families add one to one Islamic Studies lessons to a home education week. Lessons are live and scheduled around your week.
Build a Strong Grounding in the Deen
Five subjects, one teacher, starting at $60 a month for two lessons a week. Meet your teacher in a free first class before you commit to anything.