Beginner Course

Online Islamic Duas Classes for Kids

Islamic Duas for kids, taught with meaning — not just memorised sounds. A gentle introduction to Islamic studies for children: daily masnoon duas and the six kalimas, explained so kids can genuinely understand and use them in everyday life. Taught live, one-to-one, by a qualified tutor.

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LevelBeginner
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Suitable ForKids
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Format1-to-1 Live Online
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FeesFrom £20/month
Course Introduction

What Is Islamic Duas?

Islamic Duas is a beginner course for children, teaching the daily masnoon duas — for waking, eating, leaving the house, and sleeping — alongside the six kalimas, each explained in simple, age-appropriate language. It's less about rote memorisation and more about helping children genuinely understand what they're saying.

This course is a natural companion to Noorani Qaida or Nazra Quran — many families add it alongside their child's main Quran class, since it teaches practical, everyday Islamic knowledge without overlapping with letter recognition or recitation practice.

Parents often ask about starting with the dua before studying Quran — this is typically one of the first duas taught, alongside the essentials children use every single day at home. It pairs naturally with Noorani Qaida for families just beginning their child's Quran journey.

Course Curriculum

What You'll Learn in This Course

Every dua below is taught live, one-to-one, at a gentle, encouraging pace.

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Daily Masnoon Duas

Duas for waking, eating, leaving the house, entering the home, and sleeping.

02

The Six Kalimas

Each kalima taught with its meaning, not just the Arabic words to repeat.

03

Dua Before Studying Quran

The dua for seeking knowledge, taught as a natural first step in every lesson.

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Meanings in Simple Language

Every dua explained in words a child can actually understand and relate to.

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Everyday Application

Practising when and how to use each dua naturally, not just reciting it in class.

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A Gentle, Encouraging Pace

No pressure to memorise quickly — repetition and encouragement at the child's own speed.

Is This Course For You?

Who This Course Is For

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Young children, generally from age 4 upwards, new to Islamic studies
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Families wanting a companion course alongside Noorani Qaida or Nazra Quran
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Parents who want their child to understand duas, not just recite them from memory
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Children preparing to learn the six kalimas with proper meaning and context
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Families wanting a gentle, encouraging introduction rather than a heavy syllabus
Why It Matters

Course Benefits

Meaning-First Learning

Duas taught with understanding, so children genuinely retain and use them.

A Lifelong Foundation

The everyday duas children carry with them well beyond childhood.

Fits Alongside Other Courses

Doesn't overlap with Qaida or Nazra — a light, practical addition.

Confidence in Everyday Practice

Children who know what to say and when, without hesitation.

The Learning Experience

How the Course Works

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Live, one-to-one online classes — not pre-recorded, and not a shared group session
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A qualified tutor guides every lesson, working at the child's own pace
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Flexible scheduling — choose between 2 and 5 classes per week to suit your routine
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Every new student can join a free trial class before enrolling
Our Academy

Why Choose Ayah for Islamic Duas

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Male & Female Tutors

Choose whichever your family is most comfortable with.

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Flexible Worldwide Timings

Classes scheduled for families in the UK, Europe, and beyond.

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Genuinely 1-to-1

Every class is individual — never a shared group lesson.

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Free Trial Class

Meet your teacher and try a real lesson before you commit.

At a Glance

Course Details

Level
Beginner
Suitable For
Kids
Format
Live, 1-to-1 Online
Scheduling
2–5 classes/week, flexible
Fee
From £20/mo — see full pricing →
Common Questions

Islamic Duas — Frequently Asked Questions

Children learn the daily masnoon duas — for waking up, eating, leaving the house, sleeping, and more — along with the six kalimas, each explained with its meaning in simple language a child can actually understand and remember.

It's designed for young children, generally from age 4 upwards, and works well alongside Noorani Qaida or Nazra Quran classes.

Both — we've found children retain duas far better, and use them more naturally, when they understand what the words actually mean rather than memorising sounds alone.

Yes — it's a popular companion course, since it doesn't overlap with letter or recitation practice and gives children a lighter, practical addition to their weekly classes.

Yes — the dua for starting Quran study (Rabbi zidni ilma) is one of the first duas taught, alongside daily essentials like the dua before and after eating.

That's exactly what this course is for — your teacher introduces one or two duas at a time, with their meaning, and builds up gradually so nothing feels overwhelming for your child.

Ready to Start Learning Daily Duas?

Book a free trial class and see how gently we introduce daily duas and their meanings — no payment required, and no obligation to continue.

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