A structured one-year programme in Islamic Studies and Arabic for teenagers who are serious about learning their religion and developing the tools to continue learning.
There is no shortage of Islamic classes. But many teenagers move from one lesson to another without ever developing a clear, structured foundation.
A little Arabic here. A little Islamic Studies there. Years can pass without a clear sense of progression.
Taleem was created to approach Islamic education differently.
Over the academic year, students build their understanding of Islam while developing the Arabic foundations that can help them access Islamic knowledge at its source.
A structured journey through foundational Islamic knowledge — developing understanding rather than simply collecting information.
Aqeedah · Fiqh · Hadith & Sunnah · Seerah · Tafsir · Adab
Build a systematic foundation in vocabulary, grammar, morphology, reading, comprehension and sentence construction.
Nahw · Sarf · Reading · Comprehension · Vocabulary
Every part of the programme has a purpose — from the first lesson to the final assessment.
Because your child shouldn't disappear into a classroom.
Progress requires consistency. Taleem is designed as a complete academic year rather than a collection of individual lessons.
Establish essential concepts, vocabulary and study habits.
Build upon the foundations with greater depth and complexity.
Connect learning and apply it to texts, questions and situations.
Revise, assess and consolidate the year's learning.
We aren't trying to teach everything to everyone. The programme is deliberately designed for teenagers ready to commit.
Wasim Dhada — Founder of Taleem Learning
Wasim Dhada is an Islamic Studies and Arabic teacher with a strong passion for Islamic knowledge, the Arabic language, and nurturing the next generation of Muslim learners.
He currently teaches Islamic Studies and Arabic to secondary school students at a reputable online Islamic school. He has also studied under scholars in Egypt, furthering his pursuit of Islamic knowledge and Arabic language.
Through Taleem Learning, Wasim aims to provide a structured and academically focused learning environment for Muslim teenagers, combining Islamic Studies with the systematic study of Arabic. His approach emphasises understanding, consistency, discipline, and the gradual development of independent learners.
His vision is to help young Muslims build a strong foundation in their religion, develop a meaningful connection with the Arabic language, and cultivate a lifelong commitment to seeking knowledge.
Serious learning requires more than simply showing up to a lesson.
Students learn directly with the teacher in a focused online classroom.
Questions, discussion, exercises and application are part of the learning process.
Students are expected to review, practise and complete work between lessons.
If you're interested but want to speak to us first, book a short discovery call. We'll discuss your child's age, current level, goals and commitment — and answer your questions about the programme.
We want parents to have clarity before making a commitment.
A complete academic programme — not a collection of disconnected lessons.
Places are limited and applications are reviewed individually.
Taleem is designed for [AGE RANGE]. Mention your child's age during the discovery call and we'll confirm whether the programme is a suitable fit.
Each cohort is limited to just 7 students.
The programme runs for one complete academic year.
Yes. The programme is designed around live online teaching and active participation.
The investment is £1,500 for the complete academic year. Instalment details can be discussed during the enrolment process.
Yes. We use the discovery call to understand the student's age, current level, goals and commitment before offering a place.
If Taleem appears to be a good fit, we'll explain the enrolment process and the next steps for securing a place in the cohort.
One year of structured learning. A small community of serious students. Arabic. Islamic Studies. Discipline. Understanding.