Islamic Studies for Children
An integrated, age-appropriate foundation in belief, worship, the Seerah and manners, with activities children and parents can do at home.
60% theory · 40% practical
- For: Children learning the basics of Islam; Children taking Noorani Qaida, Nazra or Hifz who want a parallel class
- Duration16 weeks
- Modules2 modules
- Learning modeOnline, in Pakistan and abroad
- EligibilityChildren
- AssessmentOral, practical and activity-based assessment
- Next batchEnrolling now: group classes or 1-to-1
Show monthly fee
| Class | Fee | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group class (1 hour) | 5,000 | 2,500 | 2,000 |
| 1-to-1 (30 minutes) | 10,000 | 5,000 | 4,000 |
Foundation discount for every student: 50% for male and 60% for female students.
Course Outline
- 2 modules
- 2 hands-on tasks
- 24 guided hours
1Weeks 1–8: Belief and Worship8 topics · 12 hours
Topics
- Introduction to Islam
- Five Pillars of Islam
- Six Articles of Iman
- Allah and Tawheed
- Prophets and Messengers
- Angels and revealed books
- Akhirah
- Life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
You Will Be Able To
- Explain the Five Pillars and the Six Articles of Iman
Hands-on
- Short activities and home tasks with parents
2Weeks 9–16: Manners and Responsibilities7 topics · 12 hours
Topics
- Islamic manners
- Respect for parents
- Respect for teachers
- Honesty
- Kindness
- Rights of neighbours
- Islamic responsibilities
You Will Be Able To
- Show Islamic manners at home, at school and with neighbours
Hands-on
- Home activities and an activity-based final assessment
Who It's for and Eligibility
Who It's For
- Children learning the basics of Islam
- Children taking Noorani Qaida, Nazra or Hifz who want a parallel class
Eligibility
- None
- A phone, tablet or computer with a stable internet connection, in Pakistan or abroad
Your Path Through This Course
- LearnLearn: short live lessons with your teacher
- PracticePractise: activities, demonstrations and practice at home
- ProveProve: oral, practical or written checks on each topic
- PreparePrepare: revision with your teacher
- ProgressProgress: a teacher-approved final assessment and your next course
How You're Assessed
Oral questions, practical tasks and activities in class and at home, and a final activity-based assessment.
- Final assessmentAfter all 2 modules, for your certificate
About This Course
A 16-week online Islamic Studies course for children. It covers the Five Pillars, the Six Articles of Iman, Allah and Tawheed, the Prophets, angels and revealed books, the Akhirah, the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and Islamic manners.
4 live online classes a week: 1 hour in a group class, 30 minutes 1-to-1. It can be taken alongside any Quran course.
Lessons and media are age-appropriate and approved by ZEF’s academic team. Parents can see each lesson’s learning objectives and join home activities. Children who also take Salah & Taharah or Daily Duas study those topics there.
Questions
What does the Islamic Studies for Children course cover?
Belief and worship first: the Five Pillars, the Six Articles of Iman, Tawheed, the Prophets, angels, revealed books, the Akhirah and the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Then manners: respect for parents and teachers, honesty, kindness, neighbours’ rights and responsibilities.
Can parents take part in the children’s Islamic Studies classes?
Yes. Parents can see each lesson’s learning objectives, and many lessons end with a short home activity to do together. Progress is assessed through oral questions, practical tasks and activities, not written exams, so it suits young children.
Questions Before You Enrol?
Leave your details and a counsellor will call or WhatsApp you to answer your questions and check this course fits your goals.