From the first Arabic letter to reading the Qur'an — a three-year journey

The starting point — every letter of the Arabic alphabet, each one practised in real words, and the small set of rules that turns those letters into any Arabic text.

• Every letter of the alphabet, sound by sound
• Madd, shadda, tanwin — the foundations of correct reading
• Sun and moon letters; hamza al-wasl; ta-marbuta
• Regular checkpoints, plus a final exam over all the letters
• Wordwall practice at home, Bamboozle quizzes in class

Based on: Muallim Sani.

The rules of articulation and recitation, applied straight away on live Qur’an reading. Children learn the rules and then hear themselves use them.

• Heavy and light letters; the special rules of ر and ل
• Idgham, ikhfa, izhar, iqlab — the meeting of letters
• Madd categories; qalqalah; the meeting of two sukuns
• Special marks in the Mushaf and what they mean
• 13 hours of guided Qur’an practice at the end of the module

Based on: Muallim Sani.

The largest module by far. Children read the Qur’an under a teacher’s guidance, applying tajwid live and refining their recitation week after week.

• Live reading with the teacher, every week, for three years
• A minimum of 5 juz across the programme — completing the full Qur’an is the goal
• Accuracy and beauty practised together
• Group pace set by tajwid level, so no one is held back or rushed

Three connected tracks that give children the human story behind their religion — from the first prophet to the generation that taught it to the world.

• The 25 prophets mentioned in the Qur’an, story by story
• The full life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, framed through adab
• The Companions and the women around the Prophet ﷺ
• Repeat-and-review weeks built into every chapter

Based on: A. A. Abdrakhmanov & Yu. Z. Zamaletdinova — Stories of the Prophets; Marat Yalilov — Sirah of the Prophet ﷺ (primary); Umaclass in-house Sirah textbook (middle school).

What Muslims believe, how that belief is built up from evidence, and the names of Allah a child should grow up hearing. Always taught within the four-imam Sunni framing.

• The six pillars of Iman, one by one, with evidence
• The five pillars of Islam and the famous Hadith of Jibril
• The 99 names of Allah, three at a time across 33 lessons
• Mid-module checkpoints + a full module exam

Based on: Umar Sulaiman al-Ashqar — books on the Pillars of Iman; N. A. Kurbanov — Encyclopedia of the Authentic Names of Allah.

Islamic emotional life and everyday manners. The module names the behaviour we’re building, gives it a place in the Sunnah, and then practises it.

• Emotions in an Islamic frame — joy, sadness, fear, anger, trust, modesty
• Adab with Allah, the Prophet ﷺ and the Qur’an
• Adab with parents, elders, friends, neighbours, Muslims, non-Muslims, animals
• Adab of the mosque, Friday, travel, food, sleep, time, money, social media
• Traits to outgrow: lying, envy, foul language, arrogance, greed, cowardice

Based on: Umaclass in-house akhlaq programme.

A short, focused collection that gives the Student a small set of well-known hadith about character and belief — the kind you remember for life.

• "Remember Allah", "Smile", "Treat your parents with the best of conduct"
• "Be kind to every living thing", "Wish for your brother what you wish for yourself"
• Etiquette at meals, with neighbours, with elders and the young
• Mid-module checkpoints + a final exam

Based on: R. Fayzrahmanov — My First Hadiths.

The practical fiqh a 7-to-14-year-old needs: the five pillars, taharah, and salah from start to finish. Mazhab-neutral wording with teacher commentary so it works for families from different regions.

• The five pillars of Islam
• Taharah, water, tayammum, wiping over socks
• Salah times, conditions, arkan and wajibat
• Sujud sahw; what nullifies salah; etiquette around the prayer

Based on: Umaclass in-house fiqh primer.

A first taste of how scholars read the Qur’an — verse by verse, word by word — through two surahs every Muslim child should know inside-out.

• Surah Al-Fatiha — every verse, every word
• Surah Al-‘Asr — loss, faith, righteous deeds, truth, patience
• Connections to what they’ve already learned in aqidah and akhlaq
• A final exam closing the three-year programme

Based on: R. Fayzrahmanov — Tafsir of Surah Al-Fatiha; R. Fayzrahmanov — Tafsir of Surah Al-‘Asr.