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Online Islamic Studies for Kids
Online Islamic studies classes for kids in Canada that help your child grow in faith alongside the Quran. From daily duas to the Seerah of the Prophet, your child learns what it means to live as a young Muslim, one-on-one with a caring teacher.
Book a free trial class →What your child learns in Islamic studies
- ✓Everyday duas and how to use them
- ✓The Seerah (life) of the Prophet Muhammad
- ✓How to pray (salah) correctly and with meaning
- ✓Selected Hadith and the manners of a Muslim
- ✓The pillars of Islam and core beliefs, at an age-appropriate level
- ✓A warm, one-on-one setting with a same-gender teacher option
How our online Islamic studies classes work
- •Your child learns with a certified teacher live on video, one to one.
- •Lessons are pitched to your child's age, from young beginners to teenagers.
- •Your child is encouraged to ask questions, which matters when growing up Muslim in Canada.
- •Classes run after school or at weekends, across every Canadian time zone.
Who Islamic studies classes are for
Islamic studies suits children of all ages and levels. Lessons are adapted to your child's age, whether they are a young beginner or a teenager deepening their understanding.
Many families pair Islamic studies with Quran lessons. These Islamic classes online fit easily around the Canadian school week, and you can start with a free trial to find the right balance for your child.
Questions parents ask about Islamic studies
What do online Islamic classes for kids actually cover?
Your child learns everyday duas, how to pray salah properly, the Seerah of the Prophet Muhammad, selected Hadith, Islamic manners, and the pillars of Islam. Everything is taught at a level that suits their age.
Can Islamic studies be combined with Quran lessons?
Yes, and many families do exactly that. Some split their weekly classes between Quran and Islamic studies, others alternate. We will suggest a balance that fits your child and your schedule.
Are these classes suitable for children growing up in Canada?
Yes. Our teachers are used to answering the questions Muslim children in Canada actually ask, and lessons make room for those conversations rather than shutting them down.