Islamic Studies for Kids Course

Best Islamic Studies Course for Kids:

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Islamic Studies for Kids Course:

Best Islamic Studies Course for Kids:

QuranHost has designed a new and novel course for kids. We are living in a world full of Fitnas and dishonesty. It is the need of the hour to raise our kids according to the teachings of Islam. Early childhood is the best time to build a foundation for your kid’s religious education.

Our aim is to assist you in raising your children under the genuine spirit of Islam. We will help you raise your children having a staunch belief in Allah and love of Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him. We aim this course in teaching your kids the primary beliefs and basic principles of Islam.

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What is Islamic Studies for Kids course?

Features of the Course

We have designed this course specifically to teach Islamic studies to children to provide a comprehensive Islamic education to the Muslim Kids efficiently and competitively. This course will help the parents who are very busy with their own lives but want to raise their children in an Islamic way. Instead of teaching Islamic studies to children according to traditional standards, our teachers make the learning process more enjoyable so the Muslim kids will learn this with their interest. Your kids will not only obtain knowledge and new information about Islam in this manner but they will also be inspired to learn more about its magnificent teachings as they grow older

What the Kids will learn in this Course

1- Aqedah (Islam and Iman)

What are Islam and Iman?
What are the six-element of Iman?
Tawheed, belief in Allah
Belief in Angels
Belief in Books
Belief in Prophets & Messengers
Belief in Al-Qadar (Desteny)
Belief in the Day of Judgment

In this section the kids will learn:

The great responsibility of guiding the next generation is to teach them what is Islam & Iman? What are the basic pillars of Islam? What is the difference between Islam and Iman?

2- Fiqh (Basic Islamic Knowledge)

The Five Pillars of Islam
Taharah and its benefits (Purification)
Practical demonstration of Salah and Wudu’
Sawm of Ramadan (Fasting Ramadan)
Zakat (Purifying Charity)
Hajj
Adhaan for Salah
Funeral Prayer
Halal and Haram food in Islam

Although beliefs are crucial, parents must also teach their children about the practical aspects of religion. Faith and action are strongly intertwined. A kid should be encouraged to pray, recite the Qur’an, and do wudhu from an early age. In this session the children will learn about the basic Islamic education such as The Pillars of Islam, the meaning of some verses, stories of the prophetic biography, some Fiqha issues, the meaning of some verses, Prophet Mohammed’s sayings, Islamic history, general Islamic facts, and much more

3- Islamic Manners and Ethics

Sunnan and Adaab (Etiquette) of eating, drinking, sleeping, using the right hand, talking, etc.
General Islamic Morals and Ethics (Piety, Truthfulness, Peace, Brotherhood, Thankfulness, etc.)
Islamic views on Bad habits (Lying, Gossiping, Backbiting, Cheating, etc.)
Islamic views on Seeking Knowledge
Islamic views on respecting Parents and following their orders
Islamic views on respecting elderly people

Kids will be thought how to live according to Islam’s ideal manners, which are the manners of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The ideal way for the children to learn those manners is through the Prophet Muhammad’s Hadith and Sira (PBUH).

4- Selected Sura, Hadith, Daily Azkar and Dua’a

Reading and Memorization of Selected Sura from the Holy Quran
Selected Short Hadith (Sayings of Holy Prophet)
Daily Duas and Azkaar, like dua before and after eating, before sleeping, after waking up, while traveling, etc.
Understanding the meanings of each of these dau and Azaakr
Short Shurs from the Holy Quran.

Dua is the most important form of Islamic education for your children to learn (Supplication). Dua is a type of prayer that can be performed at any time and in any location. There is no set time or location for doing Dua. It’s a tool for bringing the supplicant closer to Allah the Almighty.