Islamic homeschool Malaysia: Feetra Academy
Raise children who live the Qur'an, as the companions did.
Feetra is an Islamic homeschool Malaysia families can follow at home. One weekly routine for the whole family: see a sign of Allah, meet the ayah behind it, and live one small deed together.
Rooted in the Qur'an, grown in real life.
Our mission
To give Islamic homeschool Malaysia parents the tools to help their children understand the Qur’an through nature, their surroundings and what happens around them.
Our vision
A coming generation that understands Islam by living it, as Rasulullah ﷺ and his companions did.
Islamic homeschool Malaysia, the Feetra way
Many parents searching for an Islamic homeschool Malaysia programme find two kinds of help: Qur’an classes that teach the child, or school subjects with a little Islamic studies added. Feetra is neither. It is a family Islamic homeschool that teaches the parent to teach, because children copy what they see, and it puts the Qur’an at the centre of ordinary family life.
Each week the whole family looks at one sign of Allah, such as rain, a bee or the night sky, meets the ayah behind it, and lives one small deed together. Siblings from age 3 to 13 and above share the same theme at their own stage. The rhythm is anchored to the five prayers, so it fits a working parent as well as a stay-at-home one, and it works alongside school or full homeschooling. That is what an Islamic homeschool Malaysia parents can keep up looks like: small, steady and shared.
What makes this Islamic homeschool Malaysia families can trust is the checking. Every ayah, hadith and dua comes from the Qur’an or a hadith graded sahih or hasan, with its source shown, and nothing is published until the ustaz responsible for that area signs it off. Content comes in BM and English, with JAKIM prayer times in the family planner.
If you are new to Islamic homeschool Malaysia life, start with the pages below. Each one explains a part of Feetra in full.
Our Method
Six words from the Qur’an and Sunnah that shape how you teach: ROOTS, LUQMAN, SEEDS, LIGHT, AKHLAQ and GROW. Read the Quran parenting method.
The Syllabus
A parent track of twelve modules and a family year across four classrooms: Nature, Environment, Current Events and Seerah. See the Islamic homeschool syllabus.
Advisors
Tadabbur, seerah, hadith and tajwid, each with one ustaz who signs off every card. Meet our Islamic education advisors.
Questions
Time, mixed ages, working parents, screens and sources. Read the Islamic homeschooling FAQ.
Free pilot
Term 1, Nature, for 15 to 20 families from 4 January 2027. How the free pilot works.
Every child grows like a good tree
A tree with deep roots stands through the storm. A child whose iman is rooted early stands firm against what comes later, so the Root stage gets the most care.
أَلَمْ تَرَ كَيْفَ ضَرَبَ اللَّهُ مَثَلًا كَلِمَةً طَيِّبَةً كَشَجَرَةٍ طَيِّبَةٍ أَصْلُهَا ثَابِتٌ وَفَرْعُهَا فِي السَّمَاءِ
Do you not see how Allah sets forth the example of a good word? It is like a good tree: its root is firm and its branches reach the sky.
Surah Ibrahim 14:24
Fruit
Ages 13+, and the aim at every age
Benefit to others: teaching younger siblings and being an example at home and outside.
Sapling
Ages 10–12
Solat kept firmly, understanding put in their own words, real responsibility.
Sprout
Ages 7–9
Solat learned properly, the ayah behind each sign, daily adab.
Root
Ages 3–6
The most important stage. Iman rooted deep: love of Allah and Rasulullah ﷺ, a warm bond with the parent, wonder at creation, first duas and adab. Nothing here is tested by recall.
One method, six words
Each word comes from the Qur’an and the Sunnah, and you meet the same words in the printed kit, the PDF and on screen.
ROOTS
Our five principles
Rooted in iman first / One step, lived / On-the-spot teaching / Tender and playful / Shepherd parent
LUQMAN
How the parent teaches, from Surah Luqman 31:12–19
Love first / Understand why / Qudwah, be the example / Make it visible / Allah first / Nurture hope with warning
SEEDS
The five steps of every weekly lesson
See / Explore / Encounter the ayah / Do / Share
LIGHT
The family tadabbur circle
Listen / Identify the words / Grasp the meaning / Heart: what does it ask of me? / Take action and make dua
AKHLAQ
How character is built
Act it yourself / Kindle with a story / Highlight the good / Lovingly correct / Ask Allah / Qur’an and Sunnah as the anchor
GROW
Four levels in every level check: Glimpse, Relate, Own, Witness. Private to each child, never compared between siblings.
Made for your family's rhythm
The same weekly lesson, anchored to the five daily prayers, in two rhythms.
For working parents
The week’s lesson fits the evenings and the weekend, around Maghrib and Isha. Short prompts help you teach in real moments through the day.
For stay-at-home parents
A fuller day anchored to the five prayers: the first lesson after Subuh, time outdoors with Allah’s creation, and the family LIGHT circle.
Stories by night, practice by day
In the Seerah term, families hear the life of Rasulullah ﷺ at bedtime with Bedtime Seerah, then turn each story into practice the next day.
Checked before it reaches your home
Every ayah, hadith and dua comes from the Qur’an or a hadith graded sahih or hasan, with its source shown.
Nothing is published until the advisor for that area signs it off, and each card shows Disemak oleh with their name.
Ustaz Abdul Muein
Tadabbur
Ustaz Azlan Shah
Seerah
Ustaz Usamah
Hadith
Ustaz Muhammad Faiz (Abu Mujahid)
Tajwid and pronunciation
Audio recited by Khalif Murtaza Khan.
The pilot begins on 4 January 2027
We are opening Term 1, Nature, of our Islamic homeschool Malaysia pilot to 15 to 20 families first. Leave your details and we will be in touch, in sha Allah.