Basic Islam Studies Online For Kids

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This program provides a carefully curated selection of more than eight subjects that are aimed at giving kids a general insight into Islam

Basic Islam Studies Online For Kids

Are You, . . .

A Muslim living in a Non-Muslim country?
Living in a place that lacks Mosques “Masajid” or Islamic schools?
Looking for a teacher for Islamic studies to help your children learn the basics of their religion?
Lacking time or talent to teach your children the basic lessons of Islam Religion, such as worship like prayer, intelligence, honoring parents, fasting, biography of the Prophet Muhammad

If you’ve answered yes to any of those questions, then Afhooyo’s online basic Islam course might be just want you and your child need.

Basic Islam Studies Online For Kids

In this course, your child will learn:

The correct Islamic belief (free from any distortion)
How to properly worship with prayer, ablution, fasting, charity, and Haji
The morals of a Muslim, such as honoring parents, respecting the elder, being kind to the poor, helping people, and being positive in dealings with relatives and society.
The biography of the Prophet Mohamed
The meanings of some important chapters “Surahs” of the Holy Qur’an, which children must understand.

Our Goal & Objectives

By the end of this course, our goal is to help your child learn about a great variety of Islamic subjects including:

AQIDAH (Islamic Creed)

Belief in Allah and TAWHID (Monotheism)
Belief in His Angels
Belief in His Books
Belief in His
Messengers
Belief in the Last Day
Belief in Divine Preordainment and Divine Decrees (QADA AND
QADAR)

Biography (SEERAH) and Islamic History

SEERAH of Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم” (All Prayers and Blessings of Allah be upon him” and his teachings.
Stories of the previous Prophets and Messengers

Islamic History

Selection of stories from the lives of the Companions “May Allah be pleased with them” and the prominent Muslim figures.
Islamic Stories of animals, birds, and sects.
General history of Islam.
The shedding of light on our overall history – how we’ve grown and how far we’ve come.

Is This Really That Important To Teach At Such A Young Age?

Muslim children, especially those who live in non-Muslim countries, run the risk of feeling left out when it comes to the Islamic culture. Providing this type of education and interaction is just one of the many ways that we work to ensure that they feel included and counted amongst their Islamic peers.