Islamic Values Course For Kids with Bayan Academy
At bayan-academy, nurturing young hearts with the light of Islamic values has never been more accessible or inspiring. We’re proud to offer our Online Islamic Values Course for Kids, thoughtfully crafted to instill essential morals and teachings through engaging, interactive lessons.
Through this course, your child embarks on a meaningful journey of self-discovery, faith, and good character, guided by experienced instructors who make every lesson impactful and enjoyable.
Course Overview
With our Islamic values course, created especially for toddlers, set out on an enriching trip.
Introduction to Allah (God)
We begin by introducing children to Allah, the Creator of all things. Using captivating stories and colorful visuals, kids learn about Allah’s beautiful attributes—love, mercy, kindness, and wisdom. This helps foster a deep emotional and spiritual connection, cultivating awe and reverence that set the tone for a lifetime of Islamic learning.
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) – The Ultimate Role Model
Children are introduced to the life of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) through age-appropriate stories and interactive activities. We focus on the Prophet’s noble character—kindness, honesty, compassion, and patience—helping young learners understand how to live by his example in everyday life.
Gratitude and Thankfulness
Gratitude is a central theme in Islam. Our course helps children recognize Allah’s blessings through engaging games and reflections, teaching them to express thanks through words and actions. This fosters a positive mindset and spiritual awareness, encouraging children to see Allah’s mercy in their daily lives.
Respect for Parents and Elders
Respecting one’s parents and elders is a key Islamic value. Through songs, stories, and real-life examples, children learn the importance of love, obedience, and care within the family. These lessons help reinforce strong emotional bonds and respect for family structure.
Prayers and Duas (Supplications)
We teach children basic daily prayers and duas using fun rhymes, simple movements, and repetition techniques. These early moments of connection with Allah introduce children to the beauty of supplication and remembrance (dhikr)—encouraging sincere spiritual engagement from a young age.
Celebrating Islamic Festivals
Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha are introduced through stories, songs, crafts, and joyful class activities. Children learn the religious and social significance of these blessed days, including themes of charity, family, generosity, and community celebration—strengthening their cultural identity and love for Islam.
Join Our Community
At bayan-academy, we believe that raising righteous children is a shared journey—one best taken together. That’s why we’ve created a dedicated online forum for parents, where like-minded families can connect, exchange ideas, and support one another in nurturing strong Islamic values at home.
