The Islamic Studies Course at Noor Academy Pakistan is a live, one-to-one online program that teaches the essential knowledge of Islam — aqeedah (beliefs), the fiqh of daily worship, Seerah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), daily duas, and Islamic manners (akhlaq) — to kids and adults at every level. Each lesson is taught personally by a qualified male or female teacher, in English or Urdu, with the warmth and patience that make sacred knowledge loved, not just learned.
Many Muslim families living abroad face the same worry: their children can recite the Quran beautifully but do not know the meaning of what they read, the method of Salah, or the stories of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Weekend schools are crowded, and busy parents rarely find the time to teach systematically. This course fills that gap with a dedicated teacher who gives your child — or you — complete personal attention, building Islamic knowledge step by step, from the six articles of faith to the etiquettes of everyday Muslim life.
Starting is easy and risk-free. Book a free trial class and meet your teacher, experience the teaching style, and get a personalized learning plan based on age and current knowledge. Classes are 30 minutes, one-to-one, scheduled around your time zone — whether you are in the USA, UK, Europe, the Gulf, Pakistan, or Australia.
What is the Islamic Studies Course?
The Islamic Studies Course is a complete online curriculum of essential Islamic knowledge for children and adults, taught live and one-to-one. It covers the foundations every Muslim should know: correct beliefs (aqeedah), purification and prayer (fiqh of worship), the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), memorization of daily duas, and the character and manners (akhlaq) Islam teaches. Lessons are age-appropriate, interactive, and connected to real life — so students do not just memorize facts, they grow to love and practice their deen.
What You Will Learn
The curriculum is organized into three age-based tracks, each with clear topics and realistic timelines. Adults and new Muslims follow the Teens & Adults track at their own pace.
Little Muslims Track — Ages 4–7 (4–6 months)
A joyful first introduction to Islam through stories, rhymes, and repetition. Short, lively lessons keep young attention spans engaged while planting the seeds of faith.
- Allah and His creation: who is Allah, His names and attributes in simple words
- The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): beloved stories from his life
- Daily duas: waking up, eating, sleeping, entering and leaving home
- Good manners: greeting with Salam, kindness, sharing, and respecting parents
- The five pillars of Islam: names and simple meanings
Junior Track — Ages 8–12 (8–12 months)
The core program for school-age children: systematic, memorable, and full of the “why” behind every practice. Students finish this track able to pray correctly, make wudu properly, and explain the basics of their faith.
- Aqeedah: the six articles of faith — Allah, angels, books, prophets, the Last Day, and divine decree
- Fiqh of worship: Wudu step by step, the method of Salah, what breaks prayer, fasting in Ramadan
- Seerah: the Makkan and Madinan periods, key battles, and the Prophet’s character (peace be upon him)
- Memorization: 20+ daily duas, short Surahs with meanings, and morning/evening adhkar
- Akhlaq: honesty, patience, gratitude, respect for elders, and Islamic etiquette of daily life
Teens & Adults Track — Ages 13+ (12–18 months, flexible)
A deeper, discussion-based study for teenagers, adults, and new Muslims who want real understanding — not just information. Lessons encourage questions and connect classical knowledge to modern challenges.
- Aqeedah in depth: Tawheed and its categories, nullifiers of faith, and answering common doubts
- Fiqh of worship: detailed rulings of Salah, Zakah, fasting, and Hajj with evidence
- Seerah and Islamic history: lessons and leadership lessons from the Prophet’s life (peace be upon him)
- Stories of the Prophets and the Rightly Guided Caliphs
- Islamic character in the modern world: family, work, social media, and community ethics
Who Can Join
- Kids (4–12): the heart of this program — colorful, story-driven lessons that make Islam the most loved part of your child’s day.
- Teens: honest, evidence-based answers to the questions young Muslims actually ask, in a judgment-free one-to-one setting.
- Adults and parents: learn alongside your children or fill the gaps in your own knowledge — many parents study while their kids do.
- New Muslims: a gentle, structured path from the Shahadah to confident daily practice, with patient teachers who understand the revert journey.
- Sisters: qualified female teachers are available, so mothers and daughters can learn comfortably and ask freely.
Class Timings
One-to-one scheduling means the class fits your family’s routine — after school, after work, or on weekends. Teachers are available across all major time zones.
- USA and Canada: after-school and evening slots (EST–PST)
- UK and Europe: after-school and evening availability (GMT–CET)
- Gulf (UAE, KSA, Qatar): afternoon and evening classes
- Pakistan: full-day availability, seven days a week
- Australia: morning and evening slots (AEST)
Choose 2, 3, or 5 classes per week. Need to reschedule? A quick WhatsApp message to your teacher is all it takes.
Fee Plans
Transparent monthly pricing for one-to-one 30-minute sessions via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Every plan starts with 2 free trial classes.
| Plan | USA / Canada / Australia | Europe | United Kingdom | UAE / KSA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 days/week · 8 classes | $40/month | €35/month | £30/month | 150 AED/month |
| 3 days/week · 12 classes | $60/month | €55/month | £50/month | 200 AED/month |
| 5 days/week · 20 classes | $80/month | €75/month | £60/month | 250 AED/month |
Compare plans for all our programs on the courses page.
Why Learn with Noor Academy Pakistan
- Knowledge with love, not just lessons: our teachers are chosen as much for their character and patience as for their scholarship — many are Hafiz/Hafiza and Ijazah holders who genuinely enjoy teaching children.
- One-to-one by design: your child is never one face in a crowded online classroom. Every question gets answered, every dua gets heard, every mistake gets corrected kindly.
- Age-perfect teaching: a 5-year-old learns through stories and songs; a 15-year-old through discussion and evidence. The same teacher adapts to each student’s age and temperament.
- Progress you can see: parents receive regular updates — which duas were memorized, which Seerah stories were covered, how Salah practice is going.
- Safe and comfortable: female teachers for sisters and daughters, vetted instructors, and classes conducted with full Islamic etiquette.
- Trusted worldwide: rated 4.8 from 83 Google reviews by families in the USA, UK, Canada, Europe, the Gulf, and Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age should my child start Islamic Studies?
Children can start as young as 4 with our Little Muslims track, which uses stories, rhymes, and short activities suited to young attention spans. Most families begin between ages 5 and 7, alongside Quran reading. There is no upper age limit — teens, adults, and new Muslims follow the older-student track at their own pace, so the whole family can learn together.
Is this course only for kids, or can adults join too?
Adults are very welcome. Roughly a third of our Islamic Studies students are adults — including parents studying alongside their children and new Muslims learning the foundations of the faith. The Teens & Adults track covers aqeedah, fiqh, and Seerah in greater depth with room for questions and discussion, all in a private one-to-one setting.
Will my child memorize duas in this course?
Yes — memorization of daily duas is a core part of every track. Little Muslims learn essential duas like those for eating and sleeping; juniors memorize 20+ daily duas plus morning and evening adhkar, each with its meaning and the right occasion to say it. Your teacher uses gentle repetition and revision cycles, and parents receive a list of what has been memorized each month.
Are the teachers qualified scholars?
Our Islamic Studies teachers are qualified male and female instructors, many of them Hafiz/Hafiza and Ijazah holders with formal Islamic education and years of teaching experience. They are selected for both knowledge and teaching skill — especially the patience and warmth needed for young learners. Female teachers are available on request for sisters and daughters.
What language are the classes taught in?
Classes are taught in English or Urdu — whichever your family prefers. Many families choose a mix: explanations in English with Arabic terms kept in their original form, so children learn the correct Islamic vocabulary. Just tell us your preference when you book your free trial, and we will match you with the right teacher.
How much does the course cost, and is there a free trial?
The trial is completely free — 2 full classes with no payment or obligation. After that, monthly fees depend on region and frequency: for example, 2 days a week costs $40/month in the USA/Canada/Australia, €35 in Europe, £30 in the UK, or 150 AED in the UAE/KSA. Each session is 30 minutes, one-to-one. Full fee tables are above and on our courses page.
Give your child — or yourself — the gift of understanding Islam deeply. Book a free trial class today and experience teaching that nurtures both knowledge and love of the deen. Browse our complete course list, from Quran memorization to school subjects, or check our FAQ page for more answers. Questions? WhatsApp or call +92 346-1870400, or email nooracademy.pk@gmail.com.