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For children, Mawadda currently offers live online classes for Grade 1, with additional levels coming soon, with each new program is crafted with care—designed to grow with your child, and with you, inshaAllah
We’re steadily building a program designed to serve a wide range of ages, insha’Allah—always with the same commitment to nurturing both the heart and mind.
For adults, we’re also rolling out a growing selection of courses for parents and teachers, designed to support and strengthen those guiding the next generation of our Ummah.
Not yet—but that’s the goal. We’re building full-fledged programs, one course and grade level at a time. Each class blends core academics with Islamic studies, and our adult mentorships offer deep, lasting development in teaching and parenting
Yes—our classes are live and interactive. Real teachers, real connection, and real-time learning that invites questions, conversation, and joy. We may post recorded lessons as supplemental material but the core learning is live. Mentors teach in real-time, building relationships—not just content delivery. Students don’t just sit through videos—they’ll are seen, heard, and guided every step of the way.
Our instructors are practicing Sunni Muslims, experienced in both secular and Islamic education. They’re selected for their warmth, teaching skill, and ability to connect with children, with particular focus on those who are innovators and trailblazers in Islamic education.
Unless stated otherwise, we keep classes intentionally small (typically 4–9 students) so every child gets personal attention, meaningful interaction, and space to grow.
We grow one course at a time—carefully, intentionally. That said, we’re always open to hearing from educators who align with our mission.
If you’re a Muslim teacher with strong pedagogy, a clear course vision, and a heart for mentorship, we’d be happy to explore it with you.
Simply book a call with our team or browse our class schedule online. We’ll walk you through your options and help you choose what’s best for you and your child.
