Looking for ways to teach Islamic studies to your kids? Check out these blog posts for informative and engaging posts on the topic.
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 children, learning about Eesa is essential in helping them understand their faith and appreciate the…
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 covering all the beneficial Islamic topics with our kids especially if you are trying to…
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 at home for example, they’ll learn to seek refuge with Allah from Shaytaan and say…
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 in our faith. Sadly, sometimes Muslim kids can also become confused between the Muslim Jesus…
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 share about them, such as the increased reward of prayers in the Haramain, the home…
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. However many kids learn from early childhood a famous nursery rhyme that includes the phrase…
Have you ever been passionate about teaching an Islamic topic only to find your kids less than enthused? It can be heartbreaking but alhamdulillah there are lots of ways to get Muslim kids excited to learn about Islam. Sometimes it…
Great female companions are essential as role models for Muslim kids. Your kids don’t just look to their mothers, aunts and grandmothers for female role models. They are exposed to so many different personalities. We need to be active in…
One of the best pieces of advice I ever received about teaching your child was also the simplest. You need enthusiasm and consistency. It was given to me at the start of my homeschooling journey but I’ve seen it…
Muharram is a very special time of year! It’s really important to connect our kids to the Hijri calendar so they don’t miss out on these beneficial and special times. It can be easy for us to suddenly realise that…
