The everyday knowledge every Muslim needs
Correct prayer, daily Duas, the life of the Prophet ﷺ, and the manners (Akhlaq) that go with the knowledge — taught clearly, at a pace suited to any age.
About This Course
Islamic Studies covers what many students never get a structured chance to learn properly: how to pray correctly step by step, the Duas used every day, and the basics of belief and practice explained simply.
Lessons on the Seerah bring the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to life through his character and example, not just dates and events, so the lessons stay with the student.
The course suits complete beginners and those who want to fill specific gaps, with content adjusted to the student’s age and current knowledge.
What makes this course work
- Live 1-o-1 sessions suited to any age
- Qualified teachers covering Fiqh, Seerah and Akhlaq
- Step-by-step prayer instruction with practice each class
- Daily Duas taught with meaning, not just recitation
- Flexible scheduling across time zones
- Free trial class before you commit
- Content adjusted to the student's current knowledge
- Progress reviewed with the student and parent as the course goes on
Course Summary
| Course Pace | Flexible pace, based on learner progress |
|---|---|
| Class Format | 1-o-1 live online classes |
| Languages Offered | English, Urdu, Arabic |
| Student Age Group | Kids & Adults |
| Progress Review | Feedback shared during the course |
What you will be able to do
- Perform the five daily prayers correctly and confidently
- Recite key daily Duas with understanding of their meaning
- Know the essential events and lessons of the Seerah
- Understand the core pillars and beliefs of Islam
- Apply Islamic manners (Akhlaq) in everyday life
Four levels, clear progress
Level 1: Pillars of Islam and Belief
Objective
Build a clear understanding of the five pillars and the foundations of Islamic belief.
Topics Covered
- The Five Pillars of Islam explained
- Foundations of Tawheed (belief in the Oneness of Allah)
- The Six Articles of Faith
- Introduction to the Quran and its role in daily life
- Simple daily Duas and when to use them
Outcome
Students explain the pillars of Islam and the basics of belief clearly and correctly.
Level 2: Correct Prayer (Salah) Step by Step
Objective
Learn to perform Salah correctly from Wudu through to the final Tasleem.
Topics Covered
- Wudu: steps and what invalidates it
- The positions and recitations of each Rakah
- Common mistakes in prayer and how to correct them
- Guided practice of full prayers with the teacher
- Prayer times and how to determine them
Outcome
Students perform the five daily prayers correctly and understand what each part means.
Level 3: Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ
Objective
Study the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the lessons drawn from his example.
Topics Covered
- Early life and the beginning of revelation
- The Makkan period: patience and early struggles
- The migration to Madinah and building the community
- Key battles and their lessons
- The Prophet's ﷺ character and how it applies today
Outcome
Students know the major events of the Seerah and the character lessons behind them.
Level 4: Akhlaq and Daily Practice
Objective
Bring belief, prayer and the Prophetic example together into everyday manners and habits.
Topics Covered
- Honesty, kindness and good manners in daily life
- Duas for common daily situations
- Halal and Haram basics in everyday choices
- Respect for parents, family and community
- Building consistent Islamic habits going forward
Outcome
Students apply Islamic knowledge and manners confidently in everyday situations.
What a lesson actually looks like
A class usually focuses on one topic at a time — a step of Wudu or Salah, a Dua, or an episode from the Seerah — explained in plain language and, for prayer, practiced step by step with the teacher watching.
For prayer and recitation elements, mistakes are corrected through guided repetition of the exact movement or word; for Seerah or belief topics, the teacher asks questions to check the point was understood, not just heard.
Topics already covered are brought back briefly at the start of later classes — a Dua learned weeks earlier, a pillar of prayer already taught — and the pace and depth of each topic are adjusted to the student's age and current knowledge.
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Schedule
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Common questions
No, it suits any age — content and pace are adjusted for kids, teenagers or adults.
Yes, many students pair Islamic Studies with Noorani Qaida or Quran Reading.
No prior knowledge is needed — the course starts from the basics.
Yes, correct prayer step by step is a core part of the course, with guided practice each class.