Free Grade 1 Islamic Studies Course
Belief, then practice, then the manners that come out of both.
- 2 units4 lessons24 written activitiesExplorer, Challenger, Champion
Unit 1: Kalma and the Five Pillars
2 lessons- 1.1First Kalma & Daily DuasThe First Kalma is: 'La ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah', There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad (peace be...5 min★★★
- 1.2The Five Pillars of IslamIslam stands on five pillars: Shahadah (belief in one Allah and His Prophet ﷺ), Salah (prayer), Zakat (charity),...5 min★★★
Unit 2: Names of Allah and Daily Duas
2 lessonsWhat the Grade 1 Islamic Studies course covers
The five pillars are named and explained for the first time, framed by the first kalma and the duas a child uses daily. The beautiful names of Allah are introduced a few at a time, and the duas cover sleeping, eating and travelling.
The Grade 1 Islamic Studies course is two units, taken in order: Kalma and the Five Pillars and Names of Allah and Daily Duas.
That is 4 numbered lessons and 24 written questions, about 20 minutes of teaching altogether, which usually spreads across a week or two. Lessons can be replayed and the questions are dealt fresh each time.
This is step 3 of 7 in Islamic Studies. Nothing is locked, so if these lessons are easy the next grade is one tap away, and if they are hard the grade below is too.
How Islamic Studies is taught here
Islamic studies moves from belief, to practice, to the manners that come out of both. Children meet the pillars, the daily prayers and short surahs, alongside the everyday adab of greeting, eating, speaking truthfully and treating people well.
How Islamic Studies runs from playgroup to Grade 5 sets out the full sequence and where this course sits in it.
Levels and scoring
Each lesson plays at Explorer, Challenger or Champion. Only first-try answers count towards stars, so a retry never inflates a score, and a lesson is mastered at 90 percent at Challenger or above. See how a lesson works for the full explanation.
Questions parents ask
How long does the Grade 1 Islamic Studies course take?
4 lessons and 24 questions, about 20 minutes of teaching. There is no streak to maintain and no deadline, so it can be done in one sitting or spread out.
What age is Grade 1 Islamic Studies for?
Ages 5 to 6 is the guide, but go by what your child can already do rather than by age. Nothing is locked for a visitor, so trying the level above or below costs nothing and takes one tap.
Is Grade 1 Islamic Studies free?
Yes, and without the usual catch. No account is needed, there is no advertising and there are no in-app purchases. It also works with no connection once the site is added to a home screen, or through the free Android app.
Are there any images of the Prophet or of people in these lessons?
No. Nothing in this subject depicts the Prophet, peace be upon him, or any of the companions, and the illustrations avoid depicting people in religious scenes entirely.