Nabi Musa and the Bani Israel: An 8-Week Family Learning Journey

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Summer Enrollment: Completed.
Next offering: Winter or Summer 2026, insha’Allah.

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Every Tuesday as 11:00am EST.
Starts Tuesday, July 15, 2025.

This 8-week live program weaves together Quranic narratives, hadiths, and historical and archaeological insights to inspire love, strengthen faith, enhance language skills, and nurture parent-child bonds—while equipping participants with the knowledge and certainty to guard against distorted or fabricated versions of history.

This 8-week live course takes families on an engaging and spiritually nourishing journey through the story of Nabi Musa (alayhi salam) and the Bani Israel. With guidance from Qur’anic verses, authentic hadith, tafsir, and archaeological insights, participants will uncover the timeless lessons of courage, justice, and trust in Allah embedded in this foundational narrative.

Children and adults alike will narrate, reflect, and write about key moments—building confidence in their storytelling and their understanding of divine wisdom. Each week includes lively discussion, creative writing prompts, and a Quran-focused lens on history, language, and character development.

BONUS: MP3 acclaimed audiobooks Mehded’s—Bowing of the Stars, The Fall of the Tyrant, and Take Heed! ($60 value)—are included for extended learning and family listening.

✨ Seats are limited to keep the experience personal and interactive. Enroll today and let this journey of knowledge and faith leave its mark on your hearts.

Course Content

Topic 1: Week 1 – Firaun and His Amazing City
Students begin to see through the glitter of Firaun’s empire and recognize Allah’s justice over tyranny, building awareness of their own responsibility to stand with the truth.

Quran Focus (Lord of the Stakes) – Sad 38:12, Al-Fajr 89:10, (rivers) Az-Zukhruf 43:51, Qasas 28:4
Map study Delta, Sinai Peninsula, Mediterranean, Upper and Lower Egypt
History/Archeology photos and details
Student Narrations
Homework Writing Prompt: What was the origin of the Bani Israel and how did they get that name?

Week 2 – Firaun’s edict, Musa’s birth and ending up in the palace. Allah’s care and concern for Umm Musa
Students discover how Allah’s care and wisdom protect the weak, learning to trust in His plan even in times of fear and uncertainty.

Week 3 – Unintentional murder, flight to Madayan, dua, marriage, return to Egypt, Divine Encounter with Allah
Students witness how hardship leads to guidance, inspiring them to turn to Allah in prayer and seek courage in His presence.

Week 4 – Delivering Allah’s message to Firaun, Competition, Firaun’s rage
Students learn how to stand firm in the face of opposition, gaining confidence to speak the truth with conviction and humility.

Week 5 – More signs
Students reflect on Allah’s mighty signs, strengthening their certainty that arrogance leads to downfall and faith leads to safety.

Week 6 – The Departure and the Crossing
Students experience the drama of the sea parting, deepening their tawakkul and belief that Allah delivers His servants from every hardship.

Week 7 – Things we know today
Students connect ancient lessons to modern life, understanding that the story of Musa is a timeless guide for trust, justice, and resilience.

Week 8 – Sharing Student Narrations and Writings
Students celebrate their growth by sharing their stories and reflections, reinforcing their love of faith, history, and expression.

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Topic 1: Week 1 – Firaun and His Amazing City Students begin to see through the glitter of Firaun’s empire and recognize Allah’s justice over tyranny, building awareness of their own responsibility to stand with the truth.

Quran Focus (Lord of the Stakes) – Sad 38:12, Al-Fajr 89:10, (rivers) Az-Zukhruf 43:51, Qasas 28:4

Map study Delta, Sinai Peninsula, Mediterranean, Upper and Lower Egypt

History/Archeology photos and details

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: What was the origin of the Bani Israel and how did they get that name?

Week 2 – Firaun’s edict, Musa’s birth and ending up in the palace. Allah’s care and concern for Umm Musa Students discover how Allah’s care and wisdom protect the weak, learning to trust in His plan even in times of fear and uncertainty.

Quran Focus Quran Taha 20:38-40, Qasas 28:7-13

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: Describe some of the details of Musa aleyhisalam’s encounter with Firaun.

Week 3 – Unintentional murder, flight to Madayan, dua, marriage, return to Egypt, Divine Encounter with Allah Students witness how hardship leads to guidance, inspiring them to turn to Allah in prayer and seek courage in His presence.

Qasas 28:14-21, Qasas 28:22-28, dua Qasas 28:24

Map Study – Delta, Sinai Peninsula

Quran Focus Q, Maryam 19:50-53, TaHa 20:9-56, Qasas 28:29-35, Naml 27:7-14 his dua rabbi ishrahli 20:25-25

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: Imagine that you were traveling with Musa aleyhisalam when he was called to the Valley of Tuwa. Write about some of what you saw and heard and felt.

Week 4 – Delivering Allah’s message to Firaun, Competition, Firaun’s rage Students learn how to stand firm in the face of opposition, gaining confidence to speak the truth with conviction and humility.

Quran Focus TaHa 20:70-73, Shuara 26:46-52

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: Describe some of the details of Musa aleyhisalam’s encounter with Firaun.

Week 5 – More signs Students reflect on Allah’s mighty signs, strengthening their certainty that arrogance leads to downfall and faith leads to safety.

Quran Focus al Araf 7:133, al Isra 17:101

Map Study – Delta, Suez Canal

History/Archeology photos and details

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: You are a small child, or a mother, or father, or grandparent of the Bani Israel. Tell us what happened on the night everyone left the city.

Week 6 – The Departure and the Crossing Students experience the drama of the sea parting, deepening their tawakkul and belief that Allah delivers His servants from every hardship.

Quran Focus Ta-Ha 20:77-78, Ash-Shu’ara 26:52-62, Yunus 10:90-92, Ad-Dukhan 44:23-24, Shuara 26:62-66, Yunus 10:90-92

Map Study – Delta, Suez Canal

History/Archeology photos and details

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: You are a small child, or a mother, or father, or grandparent of the Bani Israel. Tell us what happened on the night everyone left the city.

Week 7 – Things we know today Students connect ancient lessons to modern life, understanding that the story of Musa is a timeless guide for trust, justice, and resilience.

Quran Focus Zukhruf 49-51, Qasas 28:5, Baqarah 2:38, 79:20-22

History/Archeology photos and details

Student Narrations

Homework Writing Prompt: Describe what Musa aleyhisalam taught us about tawakkul when they faced the sea.

Week 8 – Sharing Student Narrations and Writings Students celebrate their growth by sharing their stories and reflections, reinforcing their love of faith, history, and expression.

Student Narrations

Sharing written assignments

Group reflection and feedback

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Topic 1: Week 1 – Firaun and His Amazing City
Students begin to see through the glitter of Firaun’s empire and recognize Allah’s justice over tyranny, building awareness of their own responsibility to stand with the truth.

Week 2 – Firaun’s edict, Musa’s birth and ending up in the palace. Allah’s care and concern for Umm Musa
Students discover how Allah’s care and wisdom protect the weak, learning to trust in His plan even in times of fear and uncertainty.

Week 3 – Unintentional murder, flight to Madayan, dua, marriage, return to Egypt, Divine Encounter with Allah
Students witness how hardship leads to guidance, inspiring them to turn to Allah in prayer and seek courage in His presence.

Week 4 – Delivering Allah’s message to Firaun, Competition, Firaun’s rage
Students learn how to stand firm in the face of opposition, gaining confidence to speak the truth with conviction and humility.

Week 5 – More signs
Students reflect on Allah’s mighty signs, strengthening their certainty that arrogance leads to downfall and faith leads to safety.

Week 6 – The Departure and the Crossing
Students experience the drama of the sea parting, deepening their tawakkul and belief that Allah delivers His servants from every hardship.

Week 7 – Things we know today
Students connect ancient lessons to modern life, understanding that the story of Musa is a timeless guide for trust, justice, and resilience.

Week 8 – Sharing Student Narrations and Writings
Students celebrate their growth by sharing their stories and reflections, reinforcing their love of faith, history, and expression.