Islamic Studies for Kids
Help your child learn Salah, daily duas, the Six Kalimas, the stories of the Prophets and good Islamic manners, one to one with a caring teacher.
- Salah & wudu
- Duas & kalimas
- Stories of the Prophets
- From £29 a month
What children learn
Beliefs (Iman)
Who Allah is, the angels, the books, the prophets, the Last Day and qadr, explained simply.
Salah step by step
Wudu, the times of prayer, the positions and what to recite in each one.
Daily duas
Duas for eating, sleeping, waking up, leaving home, travelling and more.
The Six Kalimas
Learning each Kalima by heart with its meaning.
Stories of the Prophets
From Adam to Muhammad ﷺ, with the lessons each story teaches.
Islamic manners
Honesty, kindness to parents, sharing, greeting with salaam and good character.
What we cover at each age
| Age | Focus |
|---|---|
| 4 – 6 | Short duas, the Kalima, simple stories of the Prophets, saying salaam, “Bismillah” and “Alhamdulillah” at the right times |
| 7 – 10 | Wudu and Salah step by step, the Six Kalimas, more duas, the five pillars, Islamic months and festivals |
| 11 – 16 | Beliefs in more depth, the life of the Prophet ﷺ, manners and character, questions young people ask about Islam |
How it fits with Quran classes
Islamic studies sits naturally alongside learning the Quran. Many children combine their Quran reading classes with duas, Salah and kalimas, which are included in all of our plans. Older children can take dedicated classes for deeper topics.
At home, our free tools make lessons practical: check today’s prayer times, find the Qibla direction and count dhikr with the digital tasbih.
What a lesson looks like
Here is a typical 30-minute lesson for a seven-year-old learning Salah:
How parents can help
- Pray together when you can; children copy what they see.
- Use duas at the right moments: before eating, leaving home and sleeping.
- Ask about the lesson at dinner; explaining it back fixes it in memory.
- Celebrate milestones, like the first full Salah or learning all six kalimas.
Fees
Duas and stories at a gentle pace.
Salah, kalimas and duas, steadily.
Combine with daily Quran classes.
See the fees page or start with 3 free classes.
Frequently asked questions
What age is Islamic studies for?
From about four years old up to the teenage years. Younger children learn through short duas, stories and simple questions; older children go deeper into Salah, beliefs and character.
Can Islamic studies be added to my child’s Quran classes?
Yes. Islamic studies can be taught as dedicated classes or alongside your child’s Quran lessons. Tell us what you prefer when you book.
Will my child learn how to pray?
Yes. Children learn wudu and Salah step by step, including what to recite in each position, and practise in front of the teacher.
How much does it cost?
The same plans as our Quran classes: £29, £39 or £49 a month for 2, 3 or 5 days a week, 30 minutes a class.
Can my daughter have a female teacher?
Yes, female teachers are available for girls.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, 3 free classes with no payment. Book them here.
Raise your child with love for Islam
Three free one-to-one classes. Tell us your child’s age and what you would like them to learn.
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Last updated: October 2026