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The Islamic studies programme

What a Muslim child growing up outside an Arabic-speaking country most often misses — taught calmly, at the right age, by one teacher.

Who it is for

Children and adults, taught at a level and depth appropriate to their age. For younger children the emphasis is on stories, manners and practice; for older students and adults the same subjects are treated with more detail and evidence.

What we cover

Stories of the Prophets

The Prophets and their peoples, with the lesson each story carries, rather than the story alone.

The Companions

Who they were, what they did, and why they are remembered.

Hadith and manners

Short, memorable Hadith and the manners of the Prophet in daily life — speech, food, family, neighbours.

Creed and Tawheed

The foundations of belief, taught simply and without controversy for children, and with more depth for adults.

Fiqh

Purification, prayer, fasting, Zakah and the rulings a practising Muslim needs day to day.

Practical lessons

Wudu and prayer taught step by step and practised with the teacher until the student is confident.

On the approach we teach. Barakka Academy teaches within the mainstream Sunni tradition. We do not use lessons to attack other groups or to argue about matters of difference. If you would like to know more before enrolling, ask us and we will answer plainly.

Lesson length and pace

Thirty or sixty minutes, one to five times a week — see pricing. Many families combine Islamic studies with Quran or Arabic across the week; the teacher coordinates so the two do not overload the student.

Certificates

A certificate is issued on completion of a defined stage of the programme, recording what was studied and assessed. It is issued by BARAKKA LLC on the basis of our own assessment and carries no external accreditation.

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