وَرَتِّلِ الْقُرْآنَ تَرْتِيلًا
“And recite the Quran with measured recitation.” — Al-Muzzammil 73:4
Islamic studies online for Muslim kids
Children growing up far from home need more than facts about Islam — they need a teacher they can ask anything. Our one-on-one Islamic tutor teaches the Seerah, the Sunnah and everyday Islam in a way your child understands and enjoys.
What your child learns
- The Seerah: the life of the Prophet ﷺ, told as stories children remember.
- The Sunnah in daily life: manners, kindness, honesty, and the duas for each part of the day.
- Basic fiqh made practical: wudu, salah, fasting, and why we do them.
- Aqeedah in simple words: who Allah is, the prophets, and the pillars of faith.
Learn Sunnah and Seerah for children — in English if you like
Lessons can be in English, Arabic or both. The teacher answers your child’s questions about life at school and with friends, from an Islamic point of view.
An online Islamic tutor, one-on-one
No crowded class and no recorded videos: a single teacher who knows your child, follows a plan, and reports back to you after every class.
Why parents abroad choose us
One-on-one, live
Every class is a private video session with one teacher and one student. No crowded groups, no recordings in place of a real teacher.
Male and female teachers
Choose a teacher for your son or daughter. Many of our teachers speak English, so children who don’t speak Arabic are never lost.
Your time zone
Classes are scheduled in your local time — US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia or the Gulf — and show in your parent account that way.
You see the progress
After every class you get the teacher’s rating and notes, a live memorization map of the Quran, and a monthly report you can print or share.
How to start
Book a free trial
Create an account in a minute with the student’s name and your WhatsApp number.
Meet the teacher
We match your child with a teacher, check the level, and agree on days and times that suit your week.
Learn and follow along
Join classes from your account, get feedback after each one, and send recitation recordings between classes.
Frequently asked questions
What age is this for?
From about 5 years old. Topics and depth are adapted to each child.
Can this be combined with Quran classes?
Yes. Many families combine Quran, Arabic and Islamic studies in one weekly plan.
Are lessons in English?
They can be. Tell us which language your child is most comfortable with.