Sunday School Program
We offer 4 Levels of Learning for every stage of growth and understanding.
Beginner - Islamic Studies
(Ages 5-7)
Who it’s for:
Children aged 5–7 who can read short sentences and write short phrases. This is their first year in a formal Islamic class, with little or no prior knowledge about Allah, Islam, the Qur’an, or the Messenger ﷺ.
Purpose & Approach:
Introduces the fundamentals of Islam in a simple, enjoyable, and age-appropriate way.
Builds a strong foundation for future learning in higher levels.
Keeps lessons short and engaging to match young learners’ attention spans.
Topics Covered:
Allah
The Qur’an
Islam & the Five Pillars (6 lessons)
Rasulullah ﷺ
Hadith & Sunnah
Messengers of Allah (5 lessons introducing Rasuls and Nabis)
Akhlaq & Adab – Islamic values and morals (9 lessons)
Class Structure:
Coloring Activity – Helps students settle in before the lesson.
Short Lessons – Introduce 2–3 concepts using small paragraphs.
In-Class Review – Allows a quick break and reinforces learning.
Homework:
Some activities and assignments are provided in the Islamic Studies Level 1 (Revised & Enlarged Edition) textbook.
Intermediate I - Islamic Studies
(Ages 8-10)
Who it’s for:
Children aged 8–10 who have completed Level 1 or have a similar foundational knowledge of Islam. This is their second year in a formal Islamic class.
Purpose & Approach:
Builds upon the fundamentals learned in Level 1.
Presents lessons thematically in distinct units for deeper understanding.
Keeps sessions engaging with short lessons and interactive reviews.
Units & Topics Covered:
Unit 1 – The Creator & His Message
Understanding Allah, Islam, faith (iman), and the Qur’an.
Unit 2 – Our Ibadat
Focus on the Five Pillars of Islam.
Unit 3 – Stories of the Messengers
Key lessons from the lives of selected Prophets.
Unit 4 – Islamic Knowledge for Everyday Life
Relevant basics of Islam for this age group.
Unit 5 – Adab & Akhlaq
Proper manners and morals from the Qur’an and the authentic Sunnah.
Class Structure:
Coloring Activity – Helps students settle in before the lesson.
Short Lessons – Introduce 2–3 concepts using brief, clear paragraphs.
In-Class Review – A short break to reinforce learning.
Homework:
Some activities and assignments are included in the Islamic Studies Level 2 (Revised & Enlarged Edition) textbook.
Intermediate II - Islamic Studies
(Ages 11-13)
Who it’s for:
Children aged 11–13 who have completed Level 2 or have a similar knowledge base of Islam. This is their third year in a formal Islamic class.
Purpose & Approach:
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Expands on concepts learned in previous levels with deeper detail and practical application.
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Encourages students to understand the meaning and purpose behind Islamic practices.
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Continues using thematic units for structured learning.
Units & Topics Covered:
Unit 1 – Understanding Worship
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Why we worship Allah.
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Reasons for prescribed forms of worship.
Unit 2 – Strengthening Iman
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Qualities of faith.
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Additional duties Allah expects beyond ritual worship.
Unit 3 – The Life of Nabi Muhammad ﷺ
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Makkah period.
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Madinah period.
Unit 4 – History of the Messengers
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Brief accounts of selected Prophets’ lives.
Unit 5 – Adab & Akhlaq
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Continued study of manners and morals in Islam.
Homework:
Assignments and review activities are included in the Islamic Studies Level 3 (Revised & Enlarged Edition) textbook.
Advanced - Islamic Studies
(Ages 14-17)
Who it’s for:
Students aged 14-17 who have completed Level 3 or have a similar knowledge base of Islam. This is their third or fourth year in a formal Islamic class.
Purpose & Approach:
Focuses on mature understanding of Islamic duties, history, and moral character.
Prepares students for the practical application of Islamic principles as young adults.
Units & Topics Covered:
Unit 1 – Fiqh of Salāt
Rules and requirements of prayer as ritual duties become obligatory.
Unit 2 – The Four Khulafā’
In-depth study of Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali (RA) and their contributions to Islam.
Unit 3 – Moral Building
Lessons to strengthen Islamic character and values.
Unit 4 – Learning About Allah & Nabi Muhammad ﷺ
Exploring divine attributes and deeper aspects of the Prophet’s life.
Unit 5 – Islam’s Transformation of Arabia
How Islam changed society before and after the Prophet ﷺ received revelation.
Homework:
Assignments and exercises are included in the Islamic Studies Level 4 textbook.