New Muslims Course — Online Course

What you'll learn

A structured, tested curriculum delivered one lesson at a time — at a pace that fits your child or you.

• Shahada & pillars of Islam
• How to make Wudu — step by step
• How to pray Salah — practical training
• Reading Quran from zero
• Halal lifestyle essentials
• Building a Muslim identity with confidence

Who this course is for

• • Students starting their Quran journey or rebuilding foundations
• • Busy parents who want a trusted teacher for their kids
• • Adults & professionals returning to the Quran
• • Reverts looking for a kind, judgment-free guide

Our teaching methodology

Every class is one-on-one over Zoom or Google Meet with a certified teacher who stays with your student. Lessons use a digital Mushaf, screen sharing, audio practice, and a weekly progress report sent to parents. Students are never rushed and never embarrassed — pace and patience are core to our method.

Curriculum overview

A stage-by-stage path through the course — pace varies by age and practice frequency, but every student moves through the same milestones.

• Shahada & pillars of IslamWeek 1Understand the meaning of Shahada and the 5 pillars in a calm, judgment-free setting.
• Wudu & first SalahWeeks 2–3Learn Wudu step by step and pray your first 2-rakat Salah with your teacher.
• 5 daily prayers & short SurahsWeeks 4–8Establish all 5 daily prayers and memorise Fatiha plus 4–5 short Surahs.
• Reading Quran from zeroMonths 3–5Begin Arabic letters and start reading short Surahs directly from the Mushaf.
• Halal lifestyle & identityMonth 6Daily Duas, halal essentials and building a Muslim identity that lasts.

Milestones you can expect

• Week 1: Takes Shahada confidently and understands the 5 pillars.
• Week 3: Makes Wudu independently and prays 2-rakat Fajr.
• Week 8: Establishes all 5 daily prayers with memorised Fatiha + short Surahs.
• Month 6: Reads short Surahs from the Mushaf and lives a confident halal routine.

Why families pick Rahber for New Muslims Course

Our New Muslims Course is private, judgment-free and paced entirely around you. Whether you took Shahada last week or last year, you'll be matched with a calm, patient teacher who answers every question — no matter how basic it feels — and never assumes prior Arabic, prior Islamic knowledge or prior community. You choose a male or female teacher, your own class times, and your own pace. The 3-day free trial means you can meet your teacher before any commitment.

What a typical New Muslims Course class looks like

A New Muslims lesson is 30–45 minutes and starts wherever you are. Early lessons cover Shahada, the 5 pillars, Wudu and your first Salah — screen-shared step by step, with the teacher demonstrating each posture and ruling. From month two, lessons split between continuing Salah & Fiqh basics and beginning Arabic letters so you can start reading the Quran directly. Every class ends with a short written summary so nothing important is lost between sessions.

Common challenges — and how we solve them

• No Arabic, no mosque community, no idea where to start

  Lessons begin with the absolute essentials — Shahada, Wudu, Fajr — and never push you into something you're not ready for.

• Embarrassed to ask 'basic' questions

  One-on-one means there is no group to perform for. Ask anything, repeat anything, pause anything.

• Family or partner isn't Muslim

  Lesson times are flexible (early morning, late evening, weekends) and teachers are sensitive to students learning quietly at home.

Tools & materials you'll use

Students get a printable Wudu & Salah step-by-step PDF, audio of the short Surahs they're memorising, a Shahada certificate on request, and a private chat with their teacher for between-lesson questions.

What comes after this course

After the New Muslims foundation, Noorani Qaida builds Arabic letters and Tajweed basics before full Quran reading.

Related reading & next steps

Helpful pages families on the New Muslims Course path explore next — covering audience, region, programme, in-depth guides and parent blog posts.