Duration
7 months per level — the journey begins on 1 November 2026.
Ghars — a firm foundation for your child
A long-term foundation program for children aged 5 to 10 across 3 levels, with fun and meaningful interactive sessions that plant belief, character, fiqh, Islamic manners and the Prophet's biography.
Ages 5–10
3 levels
7 months per level
Two days a week
Second child: $385
About the program
A whole year of building foundations
Ghars is more than religion lessons — it's a complete journey in which your child builds a solid foundation of faith, step by step.
We start with what is closest to their heart and natural disposition (fitrah), gradually planting sound values and good character in a way that suits their age and makes them love their faith, then move on to memorizing hadiths of the Prophet ﷺ and understanding some surahs of the Quran.
Sessions are held live online by specialized teacher-educators, and every session is recorded so your child never misses anything, however busy you are!
Why Ghars?
Because a sound foundation laid in childhood holds firm in adulthood — we plant today to raise an aware, steadfast generation tomorrow, God willing!
Because a sound foundation laid in childhood holds firm in adulthood — we plant today to raise an aware, steadfast generation tomorrow, God willing!
Curriculum
3 complete levels
A carefully planned, step-by-step curriculum that takes your child from the basics to mastery.
Level one
- Correct belief in a simple, lovable way
- Islamic character and how to live it every day
Level two
- Simplified fiqh
- Islamic manners and how to apply them in everyday dealings and in worship
Level three
- Simple Quran tafsir, with the etiquette of the Quran
- The Prophet's biography (seerah), told as interactive stories
- Hadith: memorizing and understanding forty hadiths in a fun way
The curriculum is drawn from the book: “Ma La Yasa' Atfal al-Muslimin Jahluh” (what every Muslim child should know) — by Yazan Abdul-Razzaq Al-Ghanim
Hadiths from the book: “Al-Arba'un al-Waldaniyya” (forty hadiths for children)
Hadiths from the book: “Al-Arba'un al-Waldaniyya” (forty hadiths for children)
How does a class run?
An hour your child looks forward to
A one-hour live session that moves between stories and games, so your child stays focused and enjoys it.
- 1
Welcome and warm-up
We welcome the children and open with a question that gets them curious.
- 2
A story and an idea
The lesson's idea comes through a story and pictures, with a verse or hadith we understand together.
- 3
A game on screen
Your child answers, chooses and sorts in games made for each lesson.
- 4
Take-home summary
We wrap up what we learned, with an activity from the booklet to do at home.
Available groups
Each group has a name and a time — choose the one that suits you.
- Group 1Starting soon · ages 8–10 onlyMonday & Wednesday · 5:00 PM Saudi time
- Group 2Only 2 seats leftTuesday & Wednesday · 5:00 PM Central European time
- Group 4Starting soon!Tuesday & Wednesday · 6:00 PM US & Canada Eastern time
- Group 5FullSaturday & Sunday · 5:00 PM Saudi time
In the registration form, choose the same group — the form lists them in Arabic: Group 1 = المجموعة 1, Group 2 = المجموعة 2, Group 4 = المجموعة 4, Group 5 = المجموعة 5.
What's included?
Everything your child needs in one place
- 55 live interactive sessions per level
- A recording of every session that stays available to you
- Printable activity booklets
- A support group for communication and follow-up
- A fun, interactive style that makes children love learning
- Priority registration for other Thabet programs
Schedule
Two days a week — several groups to choose from, at different times so they suit you wherever you are in the world.
How classes are held
Fully online via Google Meet + permanent recordings for anyone who misses a session.
Ghars teachers
Who will teach your child?
Caring teachers who combine Islamic knowledge with experience with children.
Ustadha Mona Al‑Nashawati
BA in Sharia · MA in Prophetic Fiqh · 10+ years with children and teens
Ustadha Al‑Zahraa Al‑Khaled
BA in Quranic Sciences · Diploma in Teacher Training · 7+ years with teens
Ustadha Rawan Bahro
BA in Sociology and Social Work · Diploma in Kindergarten Teacher Training · passionate about religious and educational work · 9+ years working with children
Ustadha Laila Al‑Bardan
BA in Business Administration · student of Islamic knowledge
Ustadha Aman Al‑Rahbani
Dentist · 3+ years working with children
Ustadha Maha Al‑Zahri
Student of Islamic knowledge · 3+ years working with children
An investment in your children
Register your child in Ghars
Choose what suits you: pay in full, or in 7 monthly payments — and registration is instant.
Pay in full
$539
- The full level — 7 months · 55 interactive sessions
Less than $10 per session- Activity booklet, support group and recorded sessions
7 monthly payments
$99/month
Total $693 over 7 payments
7 equal monthly payments — month by month with the program
Exactly the same content and the same benefits
Charged automatically to your card — nothing to keep track of
Have more than one child? A second child pays less: $385 for the level, or $77 a month — once your first child's registration is complete, we take you straight to the second child's registration.
Prices in US dollars per level · no extra fees.
Questions about Ghars
You may be wondering
Is the program right for my child's age?
Ghars is designed for children aged 5 to 10, with step-by-step content suited to this stage.
Does the program suit a child who learns differently or more slowly?
Lessons are built on stories, pictures and games, and every session is recorded so your child can rewatch it at their own pace. If your child has special needs, Message us on WhatsApp before registering and we'll think through together whether the program suits them.
What curriculum does my child study in Ghars?
A step-by-step curriculum across 3 levels: correct belief and Islamic character, then simplified fiqh and Islamic manners, then simple Quran explanation, the Prophet's biography, and memorizing and understanding hadiths. The curriculum is drawn from the book “Ma La Yasa' Atfal al-Muslimin Jahluh” by Yazan Abdul-Razzaq Al-Ghanim, and the hadiths from “Al-Arba'un al-Waldaniyya”.
When do classes start, and at what times?
The journey begins on 1 November 2026, two days a week, online via Google Meet. There are groups at times that suit the Gulf, Europe and the Americas, plus a weekend group — you'll find their times in your own time zone in the groups section.
Is there a weekend group?
Yes. Group 5 meets Saturday and Sunday at 5 PM Saudi time; you'll find it in your own local time in the groups section.
What time are classes in Canada, the US and Europe?
Group 4 meets Tuesday and Wednesday at 6 PM US & Canada Eastern time (7 PM once daylight saving time starts), and Group 2 Tuesday and Wednesday at 5 PM Central European time (6 PM in summer time). There's also a weekend group. The groups section shows every time in your own local time.
Can my child join after the program has started?
Usually not, but exceptions are sometimes made. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll see what works for your child.
What if my child misses a session?
You receive the recorded session, along with the activity booklet and the support group.
How can I follow my child's progress?
You receive the session recordings so you can see what your child is learning, plus the activity booklet to review together at home. In the support group you can follow up with us and ask anything.
How much does Ghars cost?
The fee per level (7 months, 55 sessions) is $539 paid in full, or $99/month over 7 months; a second child is $385 (or $77 a month). You'll find all current prices in the fees section.
How do I pay?
Through the registration page: credit card or PayPal — completely secure.
Is there a monthly payment plan?
Yes — you can pay in full, or pay in 7 monthly payments charged automatically to your card.
Is there a sibling discount?
Yes. A second child pays less: $385 for the level, or $77 a month. Once your first child's registration is complete, you're taken straight to a page to register the second child — no codes or extra steps.
I don't know you yet. How can I feel sure before registering?
A fair question. We have been teaching for over 4 years, and more than 6,000 students from over 20 countries have joined us. Read messages from mothers, and watch a recorded free session to see our style for yourself. After registering, your child attends the first two classes, and if it isn't right, you get the fees back (transfer fees may be deducted).
Ghars at a glance
| Ages | 5 to 10 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 levels; each level is 7 months and 55 live sessions |
| Starts | 1 November 2026 |
| Schedule | Two days a week, in groups for the Gulf, Europe and the Americas, plus a weekend group · times in your local time |
| Language | Arabic, and every lesson strengthens the child's Arabic |
| Arabic level | Beginners can join |
| Format | Live online on Google Meet, with a recording of every session, an activity booklet and a parent support group |
| Teachers | Specialized female teachers and educators |
| Curriculum | The book “Ma La Yasa' Atfal al-Muslimin Jahluh”, with hadiths from “Al-Arba'un al-Waldaniyya” |
| Fees | $539 per level paid in full, or $99/month over 7 months · details |
| Second child | $385 for the level, or $77 a month |
| Refunds | After the first two classes, if it isn't right for your child |