Aqeedah & Tawheedالعقيدة
Who Allah is, His names and attributes, and what it means to worship Him alone.
Islamic Studies, taught the way it should be lived
Aqeedah, Fiqh, Seerah and Islamic manners — taught one-to-one by Al-Azhar graduate tutors, in clear English, at a level that fits your child, your teenager or you. Knowledge that turns into habits, not just facts.
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- Al-Azhar graduate tutors
- One-to-one live classes
- Flexible UK timings
- 2 free trial sessions
Course overview
A complete grounding in the deen — from the first pillar to daily practice
Most children can recite. Fewer can explain why they pray, what the Prophet ﷺ actually did in a moment of difficulty, or how to make wudu when the water runs out. Our Islamic Studies course closes that gap.
Every student begins with a short assessment session, then follows a curriculum built around their age, their existing knowledge and what their family wants them to take away. A seven-year-old learns the names of Allah through stories and pictures. A teenager works through the fiqh of prayer and the questions their classmates ask them at school. An adult or new Muslim starts from the pillars and builds towards reading classical texts with confidence.
Classes are live, one-to-one, and delivered in fluent English by teachers who studied at Al-Azhar. You receive a written progress report every month, so you always know exactly where your learner stands.
- Taught in plain EnglishNo assumed Arabic, no assumed background.
- Al-Azhar graduate teachersMale and female tutors, matched to your preference.
- Ages 5 to adultIncluding complete beginners and new Muslims.
- Monthly written progress reportsSent to parents, or to you directly.
Curriculum
What you’ll learn
Ten pillars of the course, revisited at greater depth as your learner progresses.
The Five Pillarsأركان الإسلام
Shahadah, Salah, Zakah, Sawm and Hajj, explained and practised step by step.
Fiqh of Worshipفقه العبادات
Purification, wudu, the prayer, fasting and the everyday rulings that follow them.
Seerah of the Prophet ﷺالسيرة
His life from Makkah to Madinah, told as a story with lessons drawn out at every stage.
Islamic Manners & Akhlaqالأخلاق
Honesty, kindness, respect for parents, gratitude and dealing with anger.
Du’a & Adhkarالأذكار
The daily supplications, their meanings, and when to say them.
Qur’anic Understandingفهم القرآن
The meanings behind the short surahs your learner already recites.
Islamic History & Figuresالتاريخ الإسلامي
The Companions, the four caliphs and the scholars who shaped the ummah.
Living Islam in the UKالإسلام في بريطانيا
Halal and haram in everyday British life, answering questions at school, holding on to identity.
Ramadan, Eid & the Calendarالتقويم الهجري
The rhythms of the Muslim year and how a family keeps them.
Course levels
Three clear stages, whatever age you start at
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01
Foundations
3–6 monthsFor young children, complete beginners and new Muslims.
- The six pillars of iman, in simple language
- How to make wudu and pray, step by step
- Short du’as for eating, sleeping and travelling
- The Prophet ﷺ as a child and young man
- Basic manners: truthfulness, respect, cleanliness
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02
Building
6–12 monthsFor learners who can pray and know the basics.
- The names and attributes of Allah in depth
- Fiqh of fasting, zakah and the mosque
- The full Seerah, from revelation to Madinah
- The lives of the four rightly-guided caliphs
- Explaining Islam to a non-Muslim friend
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03
Advanced
12+ monthsFor teenagers and adults ready for depth.
- Comparative fiqh and why scholars differ
- Hadith sciences and how narrations are graded
- Contemporary questions: finance, media, ethics
- Reading short classical texts with a teacher
- Building a personal daily programme of worship
Who it’s for
Built for every kind of learner
Children
Stories, pictures and short activities keep young learners engaged for the full session. Parents receive a summary every month so the learning continues at home.
Teenagers
The years when questions get harder. Our teachers meet those questions directly — identity, peer pressure, doubt and daily practice — without lecturing.
Adults
Structured knowledge for parents who want to teach their own children, and for anyone who learned by imitation and now wants to understand.
New Muslims
Start at the very beginning with a patient, one-to-one teacher. No question is too basic, and nobody is watching.
GET IN TOUCH
Have questions about our Quran, and Arabic online courses? Feel free to contact us today — our team is here to help you choose the right online learning program for you or your child.
- info@bemuslimacademy.com
- +44 20 3980 7282