5 Easy Ways to Connect Your Kids to the Hijri Calendar
The Hijri calendar isn’t just about marking Eid or Ramadan—it’s connected to all kinds of Islamic obligations like prayer, zakat, hajj, and more. It also
7 Narrators of Hadith Every Child Should Know
Have you ever found yourself wondering how best to teach your kids about the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ? We live in a time when
Teaching Kids About Eesa ibn Maryam: An Islamic Perspective
Eesa ibn Maryam (Jesus) holds a deeply significant place in Islam, as one of the greatest prophets sent by Allah to guide humanity. For Muslim
Engaging Ways to Teach Muslim Kids About the Sahaba: Instilling Love for the Companions
Teaching our children about the Sahaba is one of the most rewarding ways to instil Islamic values and nurture a deep connection to their faith.
Designing your own curriculum for your Muslim Kids
How did we end up here? When we had kids most of us didn’t envisage designing our own curriculum from scratch but here we are.
How To Support Kids When Islamic Studies Is Hard? Successful Scaffolding Techniques
What if your child is just not understanding what you are teaching in Islamic Studies? It can be really tough because more than any other
How to avoid burnout as a Muslim homeschooler?
If you’ve been homeschooling for a while you may experienced burnout personally or at least known others who have. Homeschooling has so many benefits but
Homeschool independent work for any age
Independent work is a cornerstone of any homeschool. You can read all about the importance of independent work here. However, it’s not always clear what
How to appeal to different kinds of learning styles in your homeschool?
The ability to accommodate each child’s learning style is one of the key advantages of homeschooling. Catering to varied learning styles is an educational ideal
6 Unique Ramadan Writing Projects for Kids
Ramadan writing activities might not be top of your priority list while planning for Ramadan but if you homeschool you know what a struggle Ramadan
6 Easy Ramadan Crafts for Muslim Kids
We’ve all seen the beautiful Ramadan crafts that require 4 empty kitchen rolls, 10 pipe cleaners and some extra supplies that seem to only be
How to Teach about the Mothers of the Believers
You might know what you want to teach but exactly how to teach about the Mothers of the Believers might stump you. It’s not easy
Teaching Manners of Reciting the Qur’an
Teaching manners of reciting the Quran in lots of ways is a natural process. If your kids ever attend a class or you teach them
Honouring Islamic Principles of Studying in Your Homeschool
There is a lot of homeschooling advice from other communities online. Muslim homeschooling communities are so important because Islamic principles are fundamental to the education
10 Child Sahaba to Teach Your Muslim Kids About
There are many amazing child sahaba of the Prophet for Muslim kids to learn about. Child sahaba are so appealing to Muslim children as they
What to teach your Muslim child about Christmas
In today’s world, where children are exposed to a variety of ideas and celebrations, it’s important to ground their beliefs about Isa (Jesus) in the
5 Muslim scientists to teach your kids about
Do Muslim scientists spring to your mind when asked to name famous scientists? Lots of us might think of Einstein, Isaac Newton, Galileo but not
What to teach kids about the Muslim Jesus?
The idea of a Muslim Jesus might strike non-Muslims as a little strange. They are likely unfamiliar with the high status of the prophet Isa
5 Unique Gems of Makkah and Madinah to Teach Muslim Children About
Makkah and Madinah have such a special status as the two holiest cities for us as Muslims. There are so many virtues that you can
5 Lessons to Teach Your Muslim Child About Rain
Teaching your Muslim child about rain might seem like a very basic exercise. After all, they know that falls from the sky with Allah’s permission.
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