Our Islamic education advisors
Feetra’s Islamic education advisors check every ayah, hadith, dua and recording before a family sees it. Each area of the syllabus has one ustaz responsible for it, and every card in the portal shows Disemak oleh with the name of the advisor who signed it off. This page explains who they are, what each one checks and how a lesson moves from draft to approved.
Why Feetra works with Islamic education advisors
Parents teach what they are given. If a hadith number is wrong, a grading is weak or a pronunciation is off, the mistake travels into the home and is repeated every day. Hearing, sight and heart will all be questioned (Al-Isra 17:36), so we would rather publish less than publish something unchecked.
That is why the Islamic homeschool syllabus is split into areas, and each area has its own advisor. Our sources are the Qur’an and hadith graded sahih or hasan; there are no weak hadith for duas or acts of worship, and never anything fabricated. The advisors hold the portal to that standard. Content written by the Feetra team stays hidden from families until it is approved.
The Islamic education advisors and what each one signs off
One area, one ustaz
Every area has a single person responsible, so it is always clear who checked what. If a family has a question about a card, the Disemak oleh line tells us who to ask.
Ustaz Abdul Muein, tadabbur
Signs off the LIGHT track, the meaning of each anchor ayah at every stage, the tafsir sources parents read, and the tafsir behind the LUQMAN method and the other parent and child ayat. He also approves the compulsory hifz list and stage targets.
Sad 38:29
Ustaz Azlan Shah, seerah
Signs off the Seerah term and its sequence, the links to Bedtime Seerah, every report marked “seerah” because it comes from seerah books rather than hadith collections, the young companions’ stories, and the athar used in the parent track.
Al-Ahzab 33:21
Ustaz Usamah, hadith
Signs off every hadith number and grading, the daily duas and their Arabic text, the solat track, and Feetra’s position on each category C item where scholars differ. He also confirms the Guarding the garden list and its evidence.
Bukhari 631
Ustaz Muhammad Faiz (Abu Mujahid), tajwid and pronunciation
Checks tajwid, pronunciation and hifz recitation content, and listens to every audio recording before it goes into the library. Recitation is checked by him, not by the portal alone.
Bukhari 5027
Khalif Murtaza Khan, reciter
Recites every dua, surah and solat recitation in the audio library, so children hear one clear, consistent voice at home. Each recording is checked by Ustaz Muhammad Faiz.
How a lesson moves from draft to Disemak oleh
Four steps for every card
The portal tracks each item through the same four states, and our Islamic education advisors hold the key to the last one. Families only ever see items that have reached it.
Draft
The Feetra team writes the lesson, dua or card with its source book and number, and marks which area it belongs to.
With Ustaz
The item is sent to the advisor for that area, who checks the text, the meaning, the source and the grading.
Approved
The advisor signs it off, and the date of approval is recorded automatically.
Shown with their name
Only now does the item appear to families, with Disemak oleh and the advisor’s name on the card.
What our Islamic education advisors check on every card
A dua card or an ayah card carries more than the words. Each field below is part of the review, and our Islamic education advisors do not approve a card until every field is right.
Arabic text and rumi transliteration
Arabic is added only after it has been verified. The transliteration helps parents who are still learning to read.
Meaning in BM and English
The meaning is taken from recognised tafsir and shaped to each child’s stage, never guessed.
Al-Isra 17:36
Source, book and number
Every hadith shows its collection and number, so any parent can look it up.
Grading and grader
Sahih or hasan, and who graded it. Sayings of the companions and scholars’ advice are labelled as such, never as hadith.
Where scholars differ
Some acts of worship have more than one authentic form, and on some questions scholars differ, each with evidence. For these, Feetra teaches one position, set by our Islamic education advisors, and shows its evidence. Children also learn, with adab, that others follow other evidence, as the companions did (Bukhari 946).
Examples in the solat track include where the hands rest, the basmalah in loud prayers, moving the finger in tashahhud, and qunut at Subuh. Things with no basis found are left out quietly and never mocked. The four categories are explained on the method page.
Open items with the advisors now
Before the pilot, the advisors are working through the final checks on the syllabus draft: every hadith number, grading and Arabic text; Feetra’s position on each category C solat item; two commonly taught duas flagged for review; the tafsir and meaning by stage for every anchor ayah; the Seerah term sequence; and the tajwid of every audio recording.
All references are checked against sunnah.com or dorar.net before publication. If you have a question about how this works, the Islamic homeschooling FAQ may already answer it.
Questions parents ask about our Islamic education advisors
Families often want to know how to reach the advisors and what happens when something needs correcting.
Can I ask an advisor a question?
Yes. Send your question through the pilot form or to the Feetra team, and we pass it to the advisor for that area. The Disemak oleh line on each card tells you whose area it is.
What if I think a card has a mistake?
Tell us. We send the card back to the advisor for that area to check again, and correct it if needed. Getting it right matters more than getting it out quickly.
Do the advisors check Bedtime Seerah too?
Ustaz Azlan Shah checks the Seerah term and its links to Bedtime Seerah, and every detail that comes from seerah books is marked so it can be checked.
Will there be more advisors?
As new areas are added, such as more of the parent track or new language editions, each one will have an advisor responsible for it before anything is published.
Learn with content our Islamic education advisors have checked
Pilot families get Term 1 with every card signed off. Read how the free pilot works.