Introduction to Islamic Studies

A guided introduction to Islamic Studies for children aged 7–10. Explore faith, worship, Quran, the Prophet’s life and everyday character through 21 substantial English lessons, original illustrations and interactive practice.

Each lesson includes short reading sections, picture questions, a visual summary, a fictional everyday story, two H5P question sets, recall cards and a practical activity. Allow about 30 minutes per lesson, with breaks and adult help as needed. The final project can take 45 minutes or be spread across two sessions.

Our learning journey

1. Introduction to Islam — 7 lessons
2. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) — 3 lessons
3. The Quran — 3 lessons
4. Ethics and Morality in Islam — 3 lessons
5. Salah (Prayer) — 2 lessons
6. Islamic Holidays and Celebrations — 2 lessons
7. Assessment — 1 lesson

Learning with support

Children may speak, draw or write their responses. Arabic recitation and practical prayer are introduced with guidance for practice alongside a parent or teacher. English explanations include key Arabic terms; this is not a fully bilingual course.

Practice and review

There are 105 practice questions and 63 recall cards across 63 H5P activities. Children can retry without time pressure. Practice scores do not determine course completion. The final six-part mini-book, poster or spoken presentation includes an adult review guide and a practical habit to continue.