Our Method: Islamic lessons your child lives every week
Islamic education with practical application. Your child learns a lesson, practises it at home, and you see the change.
His character was the Quran.
That's the goal for every Awab student.
How the Awab method works
The Awab method turns every lesson into a habit. Your child learns a Seerah story or Fiqh lesson in a live online class, practises one small goal at home during the week, and the teacher reports back to you. Knowledge becomes character through practice.
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1
Learn
A story from the Seerah or a Fiqh lesson, explained at your child's level.
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2
Practise
One small goal to live out at home that week, like making wudu alone or helping a sibling.
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Report
The teacher checks in with your child and tells you how the week went.
One week, one habit
Here's how a single Seerah lesson becomes something your child does.
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Monday
The lesson
The story of the Prophet ﷺ, known as Al-Amin, the trustworthy.
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Same class
The goal
Tell the truth, even when it's hard -
During the week
Practice at home
You notice it and tick the goal.
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Next class
Check-in
Your child shares what happened.
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[Weekly / monthly]
Your report
A short note on progress and the next goal.
The same method in every subject
Character
Honesty, mercy and patience from the Prophet's ﷺ life.
Fiqh for KidsWorship
Wudu, salah and good manners, done right every day.
Quran Reading & TajweedRoutine
A few verses recited daily, not only in class.
Arabic for KidsEveryday words
New words your child uses at home with the family.
Your part takes minutes
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A few minutes a day
Just notice the weekly goal at home.
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Tick the goal
Mark the days your child practised it.
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Praise at home
A kind word makes the habit stick.
What you'll see
A short, clear report from your child's teacher. No guessing how the week went.
Progress report
[Child's name], age [8]
This week's goal
Tell the truth, even when it's hard
Practised
5 of 7 days
Teacher's note
"[Short note from the teacher about what your child did well.]"
Next goal
Keep a promise to a friend
Goals that grow with your child
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Say bismillah before eating
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Pray Maghrib on time
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Help at home without being asked
The change parents notice
Questions parents ask
How do you teach kids Islamic manners online?
Through stories from the Seerah and simple Fiqh, followed by one weekly goal your child practises at home. The teacher follows up in the next class, so manners are practised, not just discussed.
What if my child misses the weekly goal?
That's normal. The teacher talks it through kindly, adjusts the goal if needed, and your child tries again the next week.
How much time does it take parents?
A few minutes a day: notice when your child practises the goal, tick it, and praise them.
How do I see my child's progress?
The teacher sends you a short progress report covering the goal, how many days it was practised, and what comes next. [Confirm: weekly on WhatsApp or monthly.]
Try one lesson and one weekly goal, free
See the method with your own child before you decide.