The Muslim Youth Development Programme
Preserving Īmān, Navigating Desires, Building Identity, Confidence, and Leadership for the Modern World.
A Structured Islamic Development Programme for Teenagers (13 to 16 Years) and Muslim Youth (16 to 24 Years)
Segregated Batch for Brother and Sister
Weekday Batch 1
Start Date: 28th September 2026
Day : Monday to Thursday
Time (London): 5 PM – 6 PM
Weekend Batch 2
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day : Saturday & Sunday
Time (London): 11 AM – 1 PM
Weekend Batch 3
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day :Saturday & Sunday
Time (New York): 2 PM – 4 PM
Time (London): 7 PM – 9 PM
Weekend Batch 4
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day : Saturday
4 Hours Class Timings:
Time (London): 11 AM – 1 PM
Time (London): 7 PM – 9 PM
Weekend Batch 5
Start Date: 4th October 2026
Day : Sunday
4 Hours Class Timings:
Time (London): 11 AM – 1 PM
Time (London): 7 PM – 9 PM
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Start Date: 28th September 2026
Day : Monday & Tuesday
Time (London): 5 PM – 6 PM
Weekday Batch 2
Start Date: 30th September 2026
Day : Wednesday & Thursday
Time (London): 5 PM – 6 PM
Weekend Batch 3
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day : Saturday
Time (London): 11 AM – 1 PM
Weekend Batch 4
Start Date: 4th October 2026
Day : Sunday
Time (London): 11 AM – 1 PM
Weekend Batch 5
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day : Saturday
Time (Yew York): 2 PM – 4 PM
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Start Date: 4th October 2026
Day : Sunday
Time (Yew York): 2 PM – 4 PM
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Weekday Batch 1
Start Date: 28th September 2026
Day : Monday & Wednesday
Time (London): 5 PM – 6:30 PM
Weekday Batch 2
Start Date: 29th September 2026
Day : Tuesday & Thursday
Time (Eastern Time): 6 PM – 7:30 PM
Weekend Batch 3
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day : Saturday & Sunday
Time (London): 11 AM – 12:30 PM
Weekend Batch 4
Start Date: 3rd October 2026
Day : Saturday & Sunday
Time (Eastern Time): 11 AM – 12:30 PM
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About The Programme
Today’s Muslim youth are growing up in a world of rising atheism, agnosticism, harmful media influence, identity confusion, emotional instability, addiction culture, and endless digital distractions. Many Muslim teenagers are struggling with doubts about Islam, weak discipline, social pressure, distorted relationship values, emotional stress, and gradual disconnection from the Qur’an and Sunnah — while parents increasingly feel worried about the direction of their children’s hearts, identity, and future.
Movies, entertainment, influencers, social media, universities, and online culture are no longer neutral. Powerful industries are actively shaping the emotions, desires, beliefs, morality, and lifestyle of Muslim youth every single day. If Muslim youth are not guided intentionally, the modern world will shape their mindset, values, relationships, ambitions, and understanding of Islam before they even realise it.
The Muslim Youth Development Programme is a structured 2-year transformational programme designed to help Muslim youth and teenagers build strong Islamic identity, emotional resilience, discipline, leadership, confidence, communication skills, intellectual clarity, and spiritual connection through Qur’anic guidance, Sunnah-centred development, mentorship, interactive workshops, practical activities, leadership exercises, reflection tasks, discussions, presentations, research projects, Tarbiyah activities, and real-world implementation. The programme focuses on developing Muslim youth spiritually, emotionally, intellectually, physically, socially, and morally while preparing them to navigate college, university, relationships, media influence, modern ideologies, and adulthood confidently without compromising their faith.
This programme is not simply about attending classes or studying theory. Students will actively participate in workshops, mentorship sessions, practical implementation challenges, communication training, leadership development activities, reflection journals, community projects, Dawah experiences, volunteering opportunities, and structured personal development exercises designed to help them live Islam practically in the real world. The goal is to protect Īmān, strengthen character, build emotional strength, develop leadership, nurture purpose, and help Muslim youth become confident, disciplined, intellectually grounded, spiritually connected, and contribution-driven Muslims prepared to live, lead, and succeed in the modern world while remaining firmly connected to Islam.
Programme Cohorts
To provide an age-appropriate learning experience, the Muslim Youth Development Programme is delivered through two dedicated cohorts, each with a curriculum, teaching approach, mentorship, and practical activities tailored to the needs of that stage of life.
Cohort 1 – Ages 13–16
Early & Mid Teens
Building strong Islamic identity, character, discipline, and resilience during the formative teenage years.
Cohort 2 – Ages 16–24
Late Teens & Young Adults
Preparing students to navigate higher education, careers, relationships, and adulthood while remaining firmly grounded in Islam.
AT A GLANCE
Completely online
Duration:
Standard Programme (16 to 24 Years) – (4 Semesters – 2 Years)
Flexible Track (16 to 24 Years) – (8 Semesters – 4 Years)
Standard Programme (13 to 16 Years) – (6 Semesters – 3 Years)
Total Semesters:
4 Semesters – Standard Programme (16 to 24 Years)
8 Semesters – Flexible Track (16 to 24 Years)
6 Semesters – Standard Programme (13 to 16 Years)
Semester Duration: 6 Months
Study Load
4 Modules per Semester – Standard Programme (16 to 24 Years)
2 Modules per Semester – Flexible Track (16 to 24 Years)
2 to 3 Modules per Semester – Standard Programme (13 to 16 Years)
Weekly Commitment
4 hours per week – Standard Programme (16 to 24 Years)
2 hours per week – Flexible Track (16 to 24 Years)
3 hours per week – Standard Programme (13 to 16 Years)
Mode: Online (Live Classes)
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Next intake starts on 28th September 2026
Course Fee:
Standard Programme (16 to 24 Years) (Year 1):
- Pay in Full:
£399.99£329.99 Payable per year - Pay in 12 installments: £29.99
Flexible Track (16 to 24 Years) (Year 1):
- Pay in Full:
£199.99£164.99 Payable per year - Pay in 12 installments: £14.99
Standard Programme (13 to 16 Years) (Year 1):
- Pay in Full:
£169.99£149.99 Payable per year - Pay in 12 installments: £13.99
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(scholarship available for those students who can’t afford the fee)
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Muslim Teenagers Are Growing Up in a Completely Different World
Today’s Muslim youth and teenagers are growing up in a world where confusion is normalised, desires are constantly promoted, and Islamic values are increasingly challenged from every direction.
Never before have young Muslims been exposed to so many influences competing for their hearts, identity, emotions, beliefs, and future.
What shapes a teenager today may shape the rest of their life tomorrow — their Īmān, mindset, relationships, emotional wellbeing, lifestyle, and even the future of their family and children.
They are constantly exposed to:
- rising atheism and agnosticism,
- doubts about Islam and Islamic values,
- harmful influencers and celebrity culture,
- hypersexualised entertainment,
- addiction culture and digital distractions,
- drugs, vaping, and harmful lifestyles,
- feminism and gender confusion,
- emotional instability and anxiety,
- social media pressure,
- distorted relationship values,
- and environments that slowly weaken their connection with Allah.
Many Muslim parents are silently worried and emotionally overwhelmed as they watch the modern world influence their children faster than ever before.
Parents today are not only concerned about academic success or career paths — they are worried about the Īmān, identity, emotional wellbeing, values, character, relationships, and future direction of their children in a rapidly changing world.
Many are asking themselves:
“How do we protect our children while preparing them to confidently navigate modern society without losing their connection with Islam?”
They are seeing their children:
- becoming emotionally distant,
- addicted to screens and entertainment,
- losing discipline and purpose,
- struggling with identity and confidence,
- becoming disconnected from the Qur’an and Salah,
- and gradually absorbing values, lifestyles, and beliefs that conflict with Islam.
At the same time, modern media, entertainment platforms, influencers, universities, and digital culture are constantly shaping how young people think, feel, behave, and view the world.
Powerful industries spend billions influencing:
- beliefs,
- emotions,
- desires,
- morality,
- identity,
- relationships,
- and the future direction of young people every single day.
If Muslim youth are not guided intentionally through Islamic mentorship, strong environments, and structured development, the modern world will shape their mindset, ambitions, values, and understanding of life before they even realise it.
The reality is: This age shapes the rest of life.
The habits, friendships, emotional patterns, beliefs, and lifestyle choices formed during the teenage and young adult years often continue into adulthood, marriage, parenting, and the future of the next generation.
University and adulthood are no longer only academic challenges.
They are also: emotional, ideological, spiritual, social, and identity challenges.
As Muslim parents and educators, protecting the Īmān, character, emotional wellbeing, and Islamic identity of our youth is no longer optional.
It is: a responsibility, an amanah, and one of the greatest investments we can make for their future and akhirah.
The question is no longer: “Will the world influence our children?”
The question is: Who is shaping the heart, identity, emotions, beliefs, and mindset of Muslim youth today?
What Muslim Youth Will Gain From This Programme
By the end of this 2-year journey, students will not simply complete a series of classes — they will develop the mindset, confidence, discipline, emotional resilience, and Islamic grounding needed to navigate the modern world with clarity and purpose.
This programme is designed to help Muslim youth become spiritually connected, emotionally strong, intellectually grounded, disciplined, confident, and leadership-driven Muslims.
Students Will Learn How To:
Preserve Their Īmān in the Modern World
- Navigate doubts, atheism, agnosticism, and modern ideologies confidently
- Strengthen their connection with Allah, the Qur’an, and Sunnah
- Build a strong Islamic identity rooted in conviction and clarity
Develop Emotional Resilience & Self-Control
- Manage emotions, desires, temptations, and social pressure
- Build discipline, confidence, emotional maturity, and self-awareness
- Develop healthier habits, routines, and lifestyle systems
Navigate Media, Influencers & Digital Culture Intelligently
- Understand how media and online culture shape beliefs and behaviour
- Protect themselves from harmful influences and manipulation
- Develop critical thinking instead of blindly following trends
Build Leadership, Communication & Confidence
- Improve public speaking, communication, and presentation ability
- Develop leadership qualities, responsibility, and decision-making skills
- Learn how to influence positively and contribute to society
Understand Healthy Relationships & Family Values
- Build a balanced Islamic understanding of masculinity, femininity, marriage, and family
- Understand emotional boundaries, respect, and responsibility
- Navigate modern relationship challenges through Islamic guidance
Live Islam Practically in Daily Life
- Apply Islamic guidance to real modern challenges
- Build productive habits and spiritual routines
- Develop purpose, direction, and contribution-focused living
The 4-Semester Transformation Journey
The Muslim Youth Development Programme is carefully structured as a progressive 2-year transformation journey designed to develop Muslim youth spiritually, emotionally, intellectually, physically, socially, and morally.
Each semester focuses on a specific stage of growth while gradually building: stronger Īmān, emotional resilience, discipline, confidence, leadership, critical thinking, and real-world Islamic living.
Students are not only taught Islamic knowledge — they are guided through a structured journey of: transformation, mentorship, self-development, leadership, and practical implementation.
Syllabus
The first semester focuses on helping Muslim youth build a strong Islamic foundation while understanding the modern challenges affecting their identity, mindset, habits, and lifestyle.
Core Modules
- Muslim Youth: Navigating Doubts, Desires & Modern Challenges
- The Muslim Youth Guide to Health, Strength & Wellbeing
- A Study of 40 Ahadith for Muslim Youth: Prophetic Guidance for Modern Life
- Tazkiya for Muslim Youth: A Practical Guide to Building a Life of Closeness to Allah
Students Begin Developing
Core Themes Covered
- Doubts, desires & modern teenage challenges
- Preserving Īmān in the modern world
- Tazkiya and self-purification
- Physical health & lifestyle discipline
- Living through the Sunnah in everyday life
- Identity, habits & self-control
Skills Development
Practical Components
The second semester focuses on emotional wellbeing, relationships, self-control, family values, and navigating modern ideologies and social pressures confidently.
Core Modules
- Temptations, Sins, and Self-Control: A Muslim Youth Survival Guide
- Tazkiya Practical Level 2: Loving Allah — The Journey of Divine Love and Closeness
- Building Emotionally Strong Muslims: Emotional Intelligence and Mental Resilience
- Men, Women, and Family in Islam: Masculinity, Femininity, and Family Values
- Decoding Modern Ideologies: Feminism, Liberalism, Secularism, and Contemporary Worldviews
Students Develop
Core Themes Covered
- Temptations and self-control
- Emotional wellbeing and resilience
- Love of Allah and spiritual connection
- Masculinity, femininity, and family values
- Feminism, liberalism, and modern ideologies
- Relationships, emotional boundaries, and identity
Skills Development
Practical Components
The third semester develops leadership, ambition, strategic thinking, confidence, and a Qur'anic worldview for navigating the modern world purposefully.
Core Modules
- Thinking Like a Muslim: Navigating Truth and Ideologies in the Modern World
- Tazkiya Practical Level 3: The Path of Excellence and Self-Development
- The Prophetic Vision: Leadership, Civilisation, and the Mindset of Great Muslims
- Qur'anic Guidance for Muslim Youth: Living the Qur'an in the Modern World
Students Are Trained to Develop
Core Themes Covered
- Thinking like a Muslim in the modern world
- Leadership and civilisation-building mindset
- Great Muslim leaders, thinkers, and role models
- Qur'anic guidance for modern life
- Confidence, ambition, and purpose
- Strategic thinking and problem solving
Skills Development
Practical Components
The final semester focuses on communication, influence, Daʿwah, media awareness, Prophetic character, and preparing Muslim youth to confidently live Islam in the modern world.
Core Modules
- Applied Intellectual Daʿwah: Defending Islam and Navigating Modern Ideologies
- Tazkiya Practical Level 4: Emotional Intelligence, Prophetic Lifestyle, and Self-Mastery
- The Art of Influence: Communication, Daʿwah, and Media Leadership
- The Fiqh of Teenagers
Students Develop
Core Themes Covered
- Defending Islam and ideological confidence
- Media influence and narrative manipulation
- Communication, influence, and Daʿwah
- Prophetic lifestyle and self-mastery
- The Fiqh of Muslim teenagers
- Leadership, contribution, and service to society
Skills Development
Practical Components
A Programme Focused on Real Transformation
This programme goes beyond information and theory. Students will actively engage in:
- interactive workshops,
- mentorship sessions,
- reflection exercises,
- communication training,
- presentations,
- leadership development,
- research projects,
- Tarbiyah activities,
- volunteering and community service,
- and practical implementation challenges.
The goal is not only to teach students what Islam says, but to help them: live Islam confidently, practice it consistently, defend it intelligently, and carry it positively into the modern world.
Preparing Muslim Youth for the Future
The teenage and young adult years shape:
- identity,
- beliefs,
- habits,
- relationships,
- emotional wellbeing,
- ambitions,
- and future direction.
This programme is designed to help Muslim youth navigate:
- sixth form,
- college,
- university,
- relationships,
- social pressures,
- media influence,
- leadership,
- and adulthood
while remaining: firmly connected to Islam, emotionally resilient, intellectually confident, and spiritually grounded.
- Programme Structure & Learning Experience
- A Balanced Development Framework
- Interactive Learning Experience
- Monthly Skills & Reflection Seminars
- Semester Projects & Practical Development
- Mentorship, Environment & Positive Companionship
- Learn From Scholars, Academics & Subject Experts
- A Long-Term Investment for the Future
The Muslim Youth Development Programme is designed as a structured and engaging 2-year journey that combines:
Islamic learning,
mentorship,
practical development,
leadership training,
and real-world implementation.
The programme is carefully designed for Muslim youth and teenagers aged 16+ navigating:
- sixth form,
- college,
- university,
- and early adulthood.
Students are developed across multiple dimensions to ensure balanced growth:
Spiritual Development
- Tazkiya and self-purification
- Strengthening Īmān and connection with Allah
- Qur’anic guidance and Sunnah-centred living
Emotional & Psychological Development
- Emotional resilience and self-control
- Confidence and identity development
- Managing pressure, anxiety, and modern emotional challenges
Intellectual Development
- Critical thinking and ideological awareness
- Navigating atheism, agnosticism, and modern ideologies
- Developing clarity, confidence, and conviction
Leadership & Communication Development
- Leadership mindset and responsibility
- Public speaking and communication skills
- Positive influence and Daʿwah skills
Lifestyle & Discipline Development
- Productivity, discipline, and habits
- Physical wellbeing and healthy lifestyle development
- Time management and structured routines
The programme combines:
- live interactive classes,
- workshops,
- discussions,
- mentorship sessions,
- reflection exercises,
- communication activities,
- leadership training,
- presentations,
- projects,
- and practical implementation tasks.
Students are encouraged to engage, reflect, Implement, and grow actively throughout the programme.
Every semester includes:
- guest scholar sessions,
- practical skills seminars,
- mentorship discussions,
- student presentations,
- reflection discussions,
- communication training,
- leadership activities,
- and semester progress reviews
to help students develop and track their confidence, discipline, emotional resilience, communication skills, leadership, and spiritual development.
Students also complete:
- intellectual research projects,
- presentations,
- Tarbiyah practical projects,
- community service activities,
- Dawah activities,
- volunteering opportunities,
- reflection journals,
- and practical implementation challenges.
The goal is not simply academic learning. The goal is transformation, implementation, responsibility, and real-world Islamic living.
One of the greatest challenges facing Muslim youth today is environment and influence.
This programme provides:
- positive mentorship,
- Islamic role models,
- guided development,
- beneficial companionship,
- and a structured environment
where Muslim youth can grow with confidence, purpose, discipline, and strong Islamic values.
The Muslim Youth Development Programme is delivered by a carefully selected team of:
- qualified Islamic scholars,
- academics,
- counsellors,
- medical professionals,
- youth mentors,
- educators,
- trainers,
- and specialists
who understand both: authentic Islamic guidance and the real modern challenges facing Muslim youth today.
The programme combines:
- Islamic scholarship,
- emotional wellbeing,
- leadership development,
- psychology,
- communication,
- health and lifestyle guidance,
- and practical mentorship
to provide Muslim youth with a balanced and relevant learning experience rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Students will benefit not only from teaching, but also mentorship, guidance, practical insights, reflection, and real-world application.
The teenage and young adult years lay the foundation for a person's faith, character, relationships, and future. As students progress through university, adulthood, and professional life, they face new academic, social, emotional, and ideological challenges.
This programme is designed to help Muslim youth navigate these stages while remaining firmly connected to Islam and confident in their Islamic identity.
Students develop the knowledge, character, and practical skills to:
- navigate university life and professional environments,
- respond confidently to contemporary ideologies and media influence,
- manage relationships and social pressures responsibly,
- develop leadership, confidence, and sound decision-making,
- preserve their Īmān and strengthen their Islamic identity,
- build emotional resilience and strong personal character,
- and prepare for the responsibilities and opportunities of adulthood.
Why Al Balagh Academy?
The Muslim Youth Development Programme is delivered by Al Balagh Academy — one of the leading online Islamic learning platforms serving students globally through structured, live, and interactive Islamic education.
For years, Al Balagh Academy has worked to provide:
- authentic Islamic scholarship,
- structured Islamic education,
- practical implementation,
- and relevant guidance for modern challenges facing Muslims today.
Through live online learning, mentorship, and student-centred development, Al Balagh Academy has taught tens of thousands of students, across more than 150 countries,through thousands of live interactive classes and educational programmes.
The academy is known for authentic scholarship, balanced Islamic guidance, practical learning, mentorship, and addressing contemporary challenges facing Muslim youth and families.
Unlike passive online learning platforms, Al Balagh Academy focuses on:
- live interaction,
- structured learning journeys,
- personal development,
- practical implementation,
- and meaningful student engagement.
The goal is not simply delivering information. The goal is transformation, strengthening Īmān, building identity and confidence, and preparing Muslims to navigate the modern world while remaining firmly connected to Islam.
Through this programme, Al Balagh Academy aims to help nurture a generation of emotionally resilient, intellectually grounded, spiritually connected, disciplined, leadership-driven Muslim youth prepared to live, lead, and positively contribute to society through Islamic guidance and strong character.
A Positive Environment for Growth, Mentorship & Development
One of the greatest challenges facing Muslim youth today is: environment and influence.
Many Muslim teenagers spend hours every day surrounded by:
- social media influence,
- harmful entertainment,
- negative online environments,
- confusion around identity and values,
- and constant pressure to fit into modern trends and lifestyles.
Over time, environments shape:
- mindset,
- habits,
- beliefs,
- confidence,
- behaviour,
- ambitions,
- and emotional wellbeing.
The Muslim Youth Development Programme is designed to provide a positive, structured, and growth-focused Islamic environment where Muslim youth can develop alongside other motivated Muslim teenagers focused on:
- preserving Īmān,
- self-development,
- discipline,
- emotional wellbeing,
- leadership,
- and Islamic growth.
Students benefit from:
- mentorship and guidance,
- meaningful discussions,
- reflection and accountability,
- workshops and practical activities,
- positive companionship,
- and structured personal development
within an environment rooted in: Islamic values, encouragement, growth, and purpose.
The programme aims to help Muslim youth feel: supported, guided, understood, and connected while building:
- confidence,
- emotional resilience,
- discipline,
- communication skills,
- leadership,
- and stronger connection with Allah.
Because strong Muslim youth are not built through information alone. They are built through guidance, environment, mentorship, companionship, and consistent development.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this programme designed for?
This programme is designed for Muslim youth and teenagers aged 16+, including sixth form, college, and university students, as well as young Muslims who want to strengthen their Islamic identity, build confidence, and navigate modern life through structured Islamic learning and personal development.
Is prior Islamic knowledge required?
No. The programme is suitable for students with a basic understanding of Islam. It is designed to provide structured guidance that helps young Muslims strengthen their faith, develop essential life skills, and grow in confidence, regardless of their previous level of study.
Is the programme live or self-paced?
The programme is delivered through live online classes, allowing students to interact with instructors and fellow learners from anywhere in the world while balancing their studies, family commitments, and other responsibilities.
Is attendance compulsory?
Yes. Attendance forms part of the overall assessment, and students receive marks for regular attendance and participation.
Students are expected to maintain at least 60% attendance to successfully complete the programme. Recordings are provided for revision and occasional missed sessions, not as a substitute for regular attendance.
Will recordings be available?
Yes. All live sessions are recorded, allowing students to revisit lessons, revise key concepts, or catch up if they are unable to attend a class.
What makes this programme different from traditional Islamic classes?
This programme goes beyond teaching Islamic knowledge. Alongside structured learning, students participate in workshops, mentorship, discussions, practical projects, and personal development activities that help them apply Islamic guidance to everyday life.
What topics will students study?
The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects relevant to Muslim youth, including Islamic identity, Tazkiyah, emotional resilience, health and wellbeing, family values, contemporary ideologies, leadership, communication, Qur'anic guidance, the Sunnah, and practical Islamic living.
Is this programme suitable for busy students?
Yes. The programme has been designed for students balancing school, college, university, or work. The structured timetable and access to recordings make it easier to remain consistent throughout the programme.
Will there be opportunities for interaction and mentorship?
Yes. Students benefit from live discussions, interactive workshops, mentorship sessions, reflection activities, and collaborative projects, creating an engaging and supportive learning experience throughout the programme.
How is the programme delivered?
The programme combines live online classes with practical workshops, discussions, projects, reflection exercises, and guided implementation activities to encourage both learning and personal growth.
What will students gain from completing the programme?
By the end of the programme, students will have, in shā' Allāh, developed a stronger Islamic identity, greater confidence, emotional resilience, practical life skills, and a deeper relationship with Allah, equipping them to navigate modern challenges while remaining firmly grounded in their faith.
What is the difference between the Standard Programme and the Flexible Programme?
The Standard Programme is completed over 2 years with approximately 4 hours of live classes per week. Students study 4 modules per semester.
The Flexible Programme is completed over 4 years with approximately 2 hours of live classes per week. Students study 2 modules per semester, making it ideal for those with work, university, or other commitments.
Can I choose between weekday and weekend classes?
Yes. Students may choose from the available weekday or weekend study schedules when enrolling, subject to seat availability.
Are brothers' and sisters' classes separate?
Yes. Separate live batches are conducted for brothers and sisters to provide an appropriate and comfortable learning environment.
Are there assessments or assignments?
Yes. Students complete a variety of assessments throughout the programme, which may include quizzes, reflection exercises, presentations, research tasks, practical projects, participation activities, and other module-specific assessments.
How much study is expected outside live classes?
Students should allocate additional time each week for readings, reflection, assignments, projects, revision, and practical implementation activities. The exact workload varies depending on the module.
What technology do I need?
Students will need a reliable internet connection, a laptop or desktop computer (recommended), a working microphone, and access to the Academy's online learning platform. A quiet environment is also recommended to participate effectively in live sessions.
What if the current class timings do not suit me?
If the advertised timings are not suitable, you may complete the Register Your Interest Form and submit your preferred days and times. This helps us assess demand and plan future batches. Please note that submitting the form does not guarantee that a new batch will be launched at the requested schedule.
Can I join after the programme has already started?
Late enrolment may be considered for a limited period, subject to availability and the student's ability to catch up with the missed classes.
Can I enrol in individual modules only?
Yes. While the Muslim Youth Development Programme is designed as a structured, progressive journey, students may also enrol in individual modules if they prefer.
To explore individual module enrolment, simply search for the relevant semester module on the Al Balagh Academy website, where eligible modules will have their own dedicated course pages and enrolment options.
What are the fees, and do they cover the full programme?
The fees displayed on this page are for Year 1 only. Fees for subsequent years will be communicated before the start of each academic year.
Can I change my study track or class schedule after enrolling?
Requests to change study tracks or class schedules may be considered, subject to availability and the stage of the programme. As places are limited, students are encouraged to choose the most suitable study option when enrolling.
Who is this programme designed for?
This programme is designed for Muslim youth and teenagers aged 16+, including sixth form, college, and university students, as well as young Muslims who want to strengthen their Islamic identity, build confidence, and navigate modern life through structured Islamic learning and personal development.
Is prior Islamic knowledge required?
No. The programme is suitable for students with a basic understanding of Islam. It is designed to provide structured guidance that helps young Muslims strengthen their faith, develop essential life skills, and grow in confidence, regardless of their previous level of study.
Is the programme live or self-paced?
The programme is delivered through live online classes, allowing students to interact with instructors and fellow learners from anywhere in the world while balancing their studies, family commitments, and other responsibilities.
Is attendance compulsory?
Yes. Attendance forms part of the overall assessment, and students receive marks for regular attendance and participation.
Students are expected to maintain at least 60% attendance to successfully complete the programme. Recordings are provided for revision and occasional missed sessions, not as a substitute for regular attendance.
Will recordings be available?
Yes. All live sessions are recorded, allowing students to revisit lessons, revise key concepts, or catch up if they are unable to attend a class.
What makes this programme different from traditional Islamic classes?
This programme goes beyond teaching Islamic knowledge. Alongside structured learning, students participate in workshops, mentorship, discussions, practical projects, and personal development activities that help them apply Islamic guidance to everyday life.
What topics will students study?
The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects relevant to Muslim youth, including Islamic identity, Tazkiyah, emotional resilience, health and wellbeing, family values, contemporary ideologies, leadership, communication, Qur'anic guidance, the Sunnah, and practical Islamic living.
Is this programme suitable for busy students?
Yes. The programme has been designed for students balancing school, college, university, or work. The structured timetable and access to recordings make it easier to remain consistent throughout the programme.
Will there be opportunities for interaction and mentorship?
Yes. Students benefit from live discussions, interactive workshops, mentorship sessions, reflection activities, and collaborative projects, creating an engaging and supportive learning experience throughout the programme.
How is the programme delivered?
The programme combines live online classes with practical workshops, discussions, projects, reflection exercises, and guided implementation activities to encourage both learning and personal growth.
What will students gain from completing the programme?
By the end of the programme, students will have, in shā' Allāh, developed a stronger Islamic identity, greater confidence, emotional resilience, practical life skills, and a deeper relationship with Allah, equipping them to navigate modern challenges while remaining firmly grounded in their faith.
What is the difference between the Standard Programme and the Flexible Programme?
The Standard Programme is completed over 2 years with approximately 4 hours of live classes per week. Students study 4 modules per semester.
The Flexible Programme is completed over 4 years with approximately 2 hours of live classes per week. Students study 2 modules per semester, making it ideal for those with work, university, or other commitments.
Can I choose between weekday and weekend classes?
Yes. Students may choose from the available weekday or weekend study schedules when enrolling, subject to seat availability.
Are brothers' and sisters' classes separate?
Yes. Separate live batches are conducted for brothers and sisters to provide an appropriate and comfortable learning environment.
Are there assessments or assignments?
Yes. Students complete a variety of assessments throughout the programme, which may include quizzes, reflection exercises, presentations, research tasks, practical projects, participation activities, and other module-specific assessments.
How much study is expected outside live classes?
Students should allocate additional time each week for readings, reflection, assignments, projects, revision, and practical implementation activities. The exact workload varies depending on the module.
What technology do I need?
Students will need a reliable internet connection, a laptop or desktop computer (recommended), a working microphone, and access to the Academy's online learning platform. A quiet environment is also recommended to participate effectively in live sessions.
What if the current class timings do not suit me?
If the advertised timings are not suitable, you may complete the Register Your Interest Form and submit your preferred days and times. This helps us assess demand and plan future batches. Please note that submitting the form does not guarantee that a new batch will be launched at the requested schedule.
Can I join after the programme has already started?
Late enrolment may be considered for a limited period, subject to availability and the student's ability to catch up with the missed classes.
Can I enrol in individual modules only?
Yes. While the Muslim Youth Development Programme is designed as a structured, progressive journey, students may also enrol in individual modules if they prefer.
To explore individual module enrolment, simply search for the relevant semester module on the Al Balagh Academy website, where eligible modules will have their own dedicated course pages and enrolment options.
What are the fees, and do they cover the full programme?
The fees displayed on this page are for Year 1 only. Fees for subsequent years will be communicated before the start of each academic year.
Can I change my study track or class schedule after enrolling?
Requests to change study tracks or class schedules may be considered, subject to availability and the stage of the programme. As places are limited, students are encouraged to choose the most suitable study option when enrolling.