Sibghah Academy FAQ
Sibghah Academy FAQ answers common questions from Muslim families in the UK about our live one-to-one Quran, Arabic and Islamic Studies lessons. Find information about our learning paths, lesson format, choosing the right course, free trials, enrolment and what to expect from learning with Sibghah Academy.
Sibghah Academy FAQ: Common Questions
What does Sibghah Academy teach?
Sibghah Academy offers three main online learning paths for Muslim children: Quran, Arabic and Islamic Studies. Each path is structured separately so families can choose the subject that best matches their child’s current level, needs and goals.
Who are the courses for?
Our courses are designed for Muslim children and families in the UK who are looking for structured online learning in Quran, Arabic or Islamic Studies. Course suitability is based mainly on the child’s current level and learning needs rather than age alone.
Are the lessons online?
Yes. Sibghah Academy lessons are delivered live online, making it easier for families to access consistent learning from home without depending only on local class availability.
Are the lessons one-to-one?
Yes. Lessons are delivered in a live one-to-one format so the teacher can focus on the child’s current level, pace, questions and areas that need additional support.
How do lessons work at Sibghah Academy?
Lessons follow the learning path selected for the child and are adapted to their current ability and goals. The teacher can explain concepts, practise skills, review previous learning and adjust the pace according to the student’s progress.
How Do I Choose the Right Course for My Child?
How do I know which learning path is right for my child?
The right learning path depends on your child’s current level, learning goals and the area you want to focus on. Families can choose from Quran, Arabic or Islamic Studies. If you are unsure, a free trial can help identify the most suitable starting point.
Can my child study Quran and Arabic at the same time?
Yes. Quran learning and Arabic development can continue in parallel. A child does not need to complete an Arabic course before starting Quran. Some children can also memorise Quran through listening and repetition while their Arabic reading skills are still developing.
Does my child need to read Arabic before starting Quran lessons?
No. Children can begin Quran learning at different stages. Depending on their level, lessons may include listening, repetition, memorisation, reading support or recitation practice while Arabic reading develops alongside Quran learning.
What is the difference between Noor Al-Bayan and Takallam?
Noor Al-Bayan focuses on Arabic reading foundations, including letters, sounds, vowels and joining letters. Takallam is designed for children who already have basic reading foundations and are ready to develop broader Arabic language skills such as vocabulary, listening, speaking, sentence building, reading and writing.
Do children need to study both Noor Al-Bayan and Takallam?
Not necessarily. Families choose the Arabic course that best matches the child’s current level and main learning goal. Noor Al-Bayan is suitable for building reading foundations, while Takallam focuses on broader Arabic language development.
Questions About Online Quran Lessons
Do you teach Quran reading and Tajweed?
Yes. Quran lessons can include reading, recitation and Tajweed according to the child’s current level. The teacher can focus on pronunciation, fluency and applying Tajweed rules gradually as the student develops.
Can beginners start Quran lessons?
Yes. Beginners can start Quran learning even if they are still developing their Arabic reading skills. Lessons can be adapted to include listening, repetition, reading support and gradual recitation practice based on the child’s current ability.
Do you offer Quran memorisation?
Yes. Sibghah Academy offers an Online Quran Memorization Program for Kids . Memorisation can include listening, repetition, revision and recitation according to the child’s level and learning goals.
How does Quran revision work?
Revision can be included as part of the child’s Quran learning plan. The teacher can revisit previously learned surahs or passages, check retention, correct recitation and adjust the balance between new memorisation and revision when needed.
Where can I learn more about Sibghah Academy’s Quran learning path?
You can explore the full Quran learning path to learn more about Quran reading, Tajweed, memorisation and revision at Sibghah Academy.
Questions About Online Arabic Lessons
What does Noor Al-Bayan teach?
Noor Al-Bayan focuses on Arabic reading foundations. Children learn letters, sounds, vowels, joining letters and the skills needed to begin reading Arabic more confidently.
What does the Takallam course teach?
Takallam focuses on broader Arabic language development for children who already have basic reading foundations. It includes vocabulary, listening, speaking, sentence building, reading and writing.
How do I know whether my child should choose Noor Al-Bayan or Takallam?
If your child needs help building Arabic reading foundations, Noor Al-Bayan is usually the more suitable path. If your child can already read at a basic level and is ready to develop wider Arabic language skills, Takallam may be more appropriate. The choice is based on level and learning goals rather than age alone.
Can my child learn Arabic while studying Quran?
Yes. Arabic and Quran learning can continue at the same time. Arabic reading skills can support Quran reading, but a child does not need to complete an Arabic course before beginning Quran lessons or memorisation.
Where can I learn more about Sibghah Academy’s Arabic courses?
You can explore the full Arabic learning path to compare the available Arabic courses and understand which option may best match your child’s current level and goals.
Questions About Islamic Studies for Children
What Islamic Studies programs does Sibghah Academy offer?
Sibghah Academy offers several Islamic Studies programs designed to help children build meaningful knowledge of their faith. These include Minhaj Al-Muslim, Lives of the Companions, Names of Allah and Stories of the Prophets.
What topics do children learn in Islamic Studies?
Depending on the program, children can learn about Aqeedah, worship, Islamic manners, character, important figures from Islamic history, the Names of Allah and lessons from the stories of the Prophets. The aim is to connect Islamic knowledge with everyday understanding and behaviour.
Are the Islamic Studies courses suitable for Muslim children in the UK?
Yes. The programs are suitable for Muslim families in the UK who want their children to develop a clearer understanding of Islam, strengthen their connection to their faith and learn Islamic values in a structured online environment.
How do I choose the right Islamic Studies program for my child?
The most suitable program depends on the area you want your child to focus on. Some programs build broad Islamic foundations, while others focus on character, role models, the Names of Allah or the stories of the Prophets. You can review the available programs and choose according to your child’s current learning goals.
Where can I see all Islamic Studies programs?
You can explore the full Islamic Studies learning path to learn more about the available programs at Sibghah Academy.
Questions About Lessons, Trials and Enrolment
How long is each lesson?
Each lesson is 60 minutes. The time can include new learning, guided practice, revision and questions depending on the subject and the child’s current needs.
Can we book a free trial before enrolling?
Yes. Families can book a free trial before enrolling. The trial gives your child an opportunity to experience the live one-to-one lesson format and helps you understand which learning path may be the most suitable starting point.
How do I enrol my child?
You can contact Sibghah Academy through WhatsApp to discuss your child’s current level, the subject you are interested in and the most suitable next step. If you are not sure which course to choose, you can start with a free trial.
How are lesson times arranged?
Lesson times are arranged according to available teaching times and the family’s schedule. You can discuss suitable options with the Sibghah Academy team when booking your trial or enrolling.
Can parents follow their child’s learning progress?
Yes. Parents can stay informed about what their child is learning, the areas that need more practice and the next steps in the learning path.
Still Have a Question?
If you are unsure which Quran, Arabic or Islamic Studies course is right for your child, contact Sibghah Academy on WhatsApp. We can help you understand the available learning paths and book a free trial.
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