Islamic Studies Program, grades 1 to 12
Real Islamic learning, alongside the school your child already attends
For children in public school, private school, or homeschool. Your child studies Aqeedah, Fiqh, Seerah, character, and Qur'an with live teachers in small groups, in the evenings or on the weekend, and keeps their current school.
At a glance
- Grades 1 to 12
- Two evenings a week, or on the weekend
- Live classes of no more than 15 students
- Qur'an in small groups, recorded against your child's own goal
- A named advisor, with a monthly check-in
- Open to families in every state we serve
What your child studies
The heart of an Islamic education, in a few hours a week
Islamic studies
Aqeedah (what Muslims believe), Fiqh (how Muslims worship and live), Seerah (the life of the Prophet ﷺ), and Islamic history, in levels that build from year to year. Practical worship lessons show the way your family follows.
Qur'an
Qaida for beginners, then reading from the mushaf with tajweed, and memorization of Juz 'Amma at your child's pace. Your child gets a revision plan for home each week.
Character
Akhlaq and adab for real life: honesty, patience, respect for parents and teachers, and how to carry faith with confidence at school and online.
An advisor who knows your child
A named advisor checks in with you and your child every month, and helps when something is not working.
The week
How much time it takes
Live classes meet two evenings a week or on the weekend, with a little self-paced work between them. The table shows the minutes we plan for each part.
| Each week | Islamic Studies Program |
|---|---|
| Live classes, in small groups | 90 minutes (1.5 hours) Two evenings, or the weekend |
| Qur'an, live | 60 minutes (1 hour) |
| Self-paced lessons, on and off the screen | 60 minutes (1 hour) |
| Of those, work away from the screen | 30 minutes |
| Islamic studies (counted within the above) | 90 minutes (1.5 hours) |
| Advisor | Monthly |
| Parent or learning-coach time | As needed |
| On-screen time, as planned | About 1 hour 30 minutes a class day |
| Screen-time ceiling (on-screen minutes only) | At most 1 hour 30 minutes on screen a class day |
These numbers are proposed and will be confirmed by our founding faculty. The screen-time ceiling counts on-screen minutes only: live classes, live Qur'an, and the self-paced lessons done on a screen. Work away from the screen (reading, handwriting, math on paper, and Qur'an practice from a printed mushaf) is part of the self-paced minutes, counts toward the school day when a parent confirms it, and is not screen time.
In winter, Maghrib comes early. Evening classes are scheduled so they never run across Maghrib for any family in the class, so winter sessions start earlier or pause for the prayer.
Who it is for
Children who already have a school
The Islamic Studies Program is enrichment alongside your child's school. It does not replace that school, so your child's enrollment there stays exactly as it is.
That also makes it the program for families in states where we cannot yet serve as a child's full-time school. Families there are welcome in the Islamic Studies Program today.
For high school students
High school students are welcome. Whether your child's school gives credit for SII courses is that school's decision. SII is not yet accredited, so some schools may ask for more information or may not give credit. We will give you a clear record of what your child studied.
Tuition
What the Islamic Studies Program costs
No interest and no late fees. Plans cost exactly the yearly tuition, split into parts.
| Plan | Payments | Each payment | Total for the year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly (10 payments, August to May) | 10 | $99 | $990 |
| By term (3 payments: fall, winter, spring) | 3 | $330 | $990 |
- No interest. No late fees. Nothing renews automatically. Each school year is a new enrollment your family chooses.
- Founding-family promise: while your child stays enrolled, tuition for a founding family rises no more than 3% a year.
- In the founding year, families pay monthly or by term. From the second year, paying the whole year up front saves $50.
- Application fee: $0 in the founding year.
- We take no payment before March 15, 2027, the date every founding family hears whether their child's grade will open. If it will not, you owe nothing.