Islamic Studies at Al-Azhar Online School is built for people living far from a mosque or teacher. The syllabus is moderate, evidence-based and age-appropriate, covering what a Muslim genuinely needs to practise with confidence.
What the curriculum covers
Three pillars run through every level, adjusted in depth for the student's age and background.
- Aqeedah — sound belief explained simply
- Fiqh — purification, prayer, fasting, zakah and hajj in practice
- Seerah — the life and character of the Prophet ﷺ
- Akhlaq — manners and daily character
Islamic courses for reverts
New Muslims begin with the basic Islamic essentials for beginners: how to pray step by step, how to purify, and what the first year of practice actually looks like. Lessons are private, patient and free of judgement.
For children
Online Islamic studies for kids use stories, questions and short tasks. Parents receive a monthly summary of what has been covered so learning continues at home.
Keep learning with Alazhar School
Short Quran lessons, recitations and tips every week.
Topics covered in this guide
- Online Islamic studies for kids
- Islamic courses for reverts
- Learn Fiqh and Seerah online
- Basic Islamic essentials for beginners
Knowledge check
One-question quick quiz
What helps Islamic learning become part of family life?
Frequently asked
Learning with Al-Azhar online
Can I study Islamic Culture online from the USA, UK or Europe?
Yes. Live one-to-one classes are scheduled around international time zones, with the same teacher each week.
Are male and female Al-Azhar teachers available?
Yes. Families may request a qualified male or female teacher, subject to schedule availability.
Can I try a class before choosing a plan?
Yes. Every learner can book a 100% free trial class to meet a teacher and receive a starting-level recommendation.
