Parents worried about Islamic education for their Kids (ages 1-17)
Discover Your Child's Islamic Education Needs
Are you a parent concerned about the Islamic education of your children? This short quiz will help you understand the preferences and needs of your kids aged 1-17 regarding formal Islamic education.
- Determine the importance of online Islamic education.
- Explore preferred learning methods.
- Assess how much time kids can dedicate to learning.
Where do you live?
Middle East
Europe
US/Canada/Australia
Africa
Asia
Is there a need for formal Islamic education for your kids (ages 1-17), lets say an online school.
Yes
No
What do you prefer when it c omes to Islamic education?
Online Videos
Random Websites
Short Courses
Formal Schooling
If this school is online, can your kid spare 2 hours a week for Islamic education (Quran, Hadith, Fiqah, History)?
Yes
No
How much will you comfortably pay monthly for an authentic, formal Islamic school?
75$ USD
100$ USD
125$ USD
150$ USD
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