Membesarkan anak yang menghayati al-Quran, seperti para sahabat.

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.