Islamic Studies

Knowing your faith, living your faith.

Practical lessons on belief, worship, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and good character, taught in a warm and age-appropriate way for children, teenagers and adults.

● Age-appropriate syllabus
● Practical & everyday
● Kids, teens & adults
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The basics

What is covered?

The course gives students a well-rounded understanding of Islam: what Muslims believe, how to pray and worship correctly, stories of the Prophets and Companions, and the manners that shape a Muslim’s daily life.

Topics are chosen to suit each student’s age and background, and lessons always link knowledge to practice.

Why it matters

Knowledge that shapes character

Strong foundations help children grow up proud of their identity, and help adults practise with confidence.

  • Understand the pillars of Islam and Iman clearly.
  • Learn to perform wudu and Salah correctly.
  • Memorise everyday duas and their meanings.
  • Draw lessons from the Seerah and stories of the Prophets.
  • Develop good manners at home, at school and online.
The curriculum

What you’ll cover

Aqeedah

The six pillars of faith, explained simply and accurately.

Fiqh of worship

Purification, Salah, fasting and other acts of worship.

Duas & adhkar

Daily supplications with meanings.

Seerah

The life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

Stories of the Prophets

Lessons from the lives of the Prophets and Companions.

Akhlaq

Character, manners and responsibility.

Tailored to the learner

Taught differently for every age

The syllabus is the same, but the way it’s taught changes with the student.

For children

  • Stories, quizzes and activities to make lessons memorable.
  • Practical practice, such as demonstrating wudu and Salah.
  • Short duas learned one at a time.
  • Gentle discussion of everyday situations.

For adults

  • Clear answers to practical questions.
  • Structured study of belief and worship.
  • Support for new Muslims learning the basics.
  • Topics chosen around your needs and interests.

Inside a lesson

How a typical Islamic Studies lesson runs

Lessons are live and one-to-one. Timings below are a guide for a [PLACEHOLDER: 30]-minute class and adjust to the student.

1

Recap (5 min)

A quick review of the last topic or dua.

2

New topic (12 min)

A story, concept or practical skill is taught.

3

Discussion & practice (8 min)

Questions, demonstration or a short activity.

4

Takeaway (5 min)

A dua or action to practise during the week.

Your progress

By the end of this course

  • Know the pillars of Islam and Iman
  • Perform wudu and Salah correctly
  • Know key daily duas and their meanings
  • Understand major events of the Seerah
Why Madani Quran Academy

Why learn Islamic Studies with us

Private lessons

Every class is one teacher and one student, so the whole lesson is about you.

Qualified teachers

Tutors assessed for recitation, Tajweed and teaching skill before they join.

Male & female tutors

Choose the teacher you or your child will feel most comfortable with.

Your timetable

Choose your days, times and number of weekly lessons.

Recordings on request

Lessons can be recorded for revision when teacher and family agree.

Certificate

Certificates are awarded at the end of each level. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm]

Common questions

Islamic Studies FAQs

Children, teenagers and adults. The syllabus is adapted to each age group.

Yes. We cover the essentials patiently and answer questions with care.

Yes. Many families split lesson time between Quran reading and Islamic Studies.

[PLACEHOLDER: describe your approach, e.g. mainstream Sunni teaching, with fiqh taught according to the family’s madhhab].

Usually something light, such as a dua to memorise or a short activity.

Your first Quran lesson is on us

Meet a qualified teacher, try a real lesson and only then decide if we’re the right fit.

One free trial lesson for new students · No payment details needed