Admissions Open for Academic Year 2026–2027

Faith-centered online learning for Muslim families, combining academic excellence, Islamic values, and a safe virtual learning environment.

North American Islamic Academy offers structured online learning for children from Reception to Grade 4, with Live Class and Self-Paced options available for families around the world.

Islamic values integrated into daily learning

Reception to Grade 4 academic stream

Live online classes and self-paced learning

North American curriculum approach

Simple parent-child meeting before final enrollment

Flexible access for families in different countries

Our Foundation

Academic Excellence Rooted in Islamic Values

At North American Islamic Academy, Islamic values are not treated as a separate subject only. They are woven into the way students learn, behave, think, and approach their studies.

Ihsan

Students are encouraged to do their work with care, honesty, and excellence, remembering that Allah sees their effort.

Adab

Students are taught to show respect for parents, teachers, classmates, books, learning time, and the online classroom environment.

Niyyah

Students are reminded that learning should begin with a good intention: to benefit themselves, their families, the Ummah, and society.

Amanah

Students are taught that learning, assignments, attendance, participation, and honesty in their work are responsibilities they should take seriously.

Faith-Centered Learning

Islamic values are integrated into academic learning.

Reception to Grade 4

Early academic foundations for young learners.

Live & Self-Paced Options

Choose the learning model that suits your family.

Parent-Friendly Admissions

Simple form, parent meeting, and guided onboarding.

Future-Ready Skills

STEM, coding, and AI introduced in an age-appropriate way.

Weekly Admissions Meeting

Parent Admissions & Academic Guidance Meeting

Parents are invited to join our weekly meeting to learn more about NAIA, ask questions, understand the curriculum, discuss fees, and explore the best learning pathway for their child.
This meeting is designed for prospective parents who want to meet the founder, head of academics, principal, or admissions team before completing enrollment. It also gives us an opportunity to briefly meet the child, ask a few simple age-appropriate questions, and understand the child’s current learning readiness before final enrollment.

Meeting Type

Live Zoom admissions and academic guidance meeting

Schedule

Every Saturday

Time

5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Makkah Time

Hosted by

Founder, head of academics, principal, or admissions team

Discussion Topics

Join Zoom Meeting

Every Saturday at 5:00 PM Makkah Time

Meeting ID: 380 086 5122
Passcode: 1254

Reception to Grade 4

Structured academic foundations with Islamic integration for young Muslim learners

Weekly Admissions Meeting

Academic Program: Reception to Grade 4

Our Academic Program is designed for Muslim families who want their children to receive strong early academic foundations while remaining connected to Islamic values, adab, and a safe learning environment.

Weekly Admissions Meeting

Choose the Learning Option That Fits Your Family

Live Class Option

Best for families who want teacher-led learning, structure, and regular interaction.

Self-Paced Option

Best for families who want flexibility, homeschooling support, or parent-led pacing.

Transparent Pricing

Tuition Fees for Academic Year 2026–2027

Clear tuition options for Reception to Grade 4, including Live Class and Self-Paced learning pathways.
Grade Mode Annual Termly Monthly
Reception (Age 4–5) Live Class $1,099 $549–550 $105
Reception (Age 4–5) Self-Paced $799 $399–400 $80
Grades 1–2 (Age 6–8) Live Class $1,599 $799–800 $146
Grades 1–2 (Age 6–8) Self-Paced $1,049 $524–525 $100
Grades 3–4 (Age 8–9) Live Class $1,699 $849–850 $155
Grades 3–4 (Age 8–9) Self-Paced $1,099 $549–550 $105

Fee Notes

Transparent Pricing

Simple Student Readiness Conversation

Before final enrollment, we usually meet briefly with the child during the parent admissions meeting. This is not a stressful entrance exam. It is a simple conversation to help us understand the child’s current level, confidence, communication ability, and learning needs.

What We May Ask

Stress-Free Conversation

A friendly chat to understand your child’s readiness and recommend the best learning pathway

Parent-Friendly Note

This conversation is not designed to reject students. It helps us understand the child’s current level so we can guide parents honestly and place the child in the most suitable learning pathway.

Our Programs

Programs and Add-Ons Overview

Academic and enrichment programs designed to nurture both mind and faith.

Academic Stream

Reception to Grade 4 core academic program with Islamic integration

CodingSmart Course

Fun coding program building early problem-solving and STEM confidence

Arabic for Young Learners

Age-appropriate Arabic starting from Grade 1 with letters, vocabulary, and phrases

Seeds of Iman

Islamic Studies program for Grades 1–8 covering aqeedah, fiqh, seerah, and adab

Roots Of Iman

Advanced Islamic Studies Roots of Iman for teens ages 12–18 navigating modern challenges with confidence

Nazirah Qur'an with Tajweed

Structured Qur’an reading program improving fluency, pronunciation, and Tajweed

Hifz al-Qur'an

Structured memorization program with discipline, repetition, revision, and adab

Sisters-Only Arabic

Comfortable private learning environment for women studying Arabic

Why NAIA

Why Muslim Families Choose NAIA

Islamic Values Integrated

Islamic values woven into daily academic learning, not treated as a separate subject.

Safe Online Environment

A wholesome virtual classroom that respects Islamic beliefs and protects young learners.

Reception to Grade 4

Focused early academic foundations during the most formative years of learning.

Live & Self-Paced Options

Choose teacher-led live classes or flexible parent-supported self-paced learning.

Parent-Friendly Admissions

Simple application, weekly parent meetings, and guided onboarding every step of the way.

Future-Ready Skills

STEM, coding, and AI introduced in an age-appropriate, purposeful manner.

Teacher-Supported Learning

Qualified teachers providing instruction, feedback, and ongoing academic guidance.

Flexible Worldwide Access

Designed for Muslim families in different countries and time zones around the world.

Guided by Faith. Focused on Excellence.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh,

At North American Islamic Academy, our goal is to support Muslim families who want their children to grow academically while remaining connected to Islamic values, adab, and a love for learning.

We believe that learning is not only about completing lessons or earning marks. It is also about building character, sincerity, discipline, and responsibility. Our teachers aim to help students understand that knowledge is an amanah and that excellence in their work is part of living with ihsan.

We carefully select and review learning materials so that students can develop strong academic skills while remaining in a wholesome environment that respects Islamic beliefs and values.

We understand that every child learns differently. That is why we offer both live online classes and self-paced options, allowing families to choose the pathway that works best for them.

We look forward to welcoming families for the 2026–2027 academic year.

Arif Ahmad Shaikh

Principal, North American Islamic Academy

Inside NAIA

Learning Inside NAIA

A glimpse into our virtual classrooms, learning platforms, and student activities.

Zoom Classroom Session

Teacher-Led Online Instruction

Student Worksheets & Activities

Seesaw Learning Activities

Raz-Kids Reading Platform

Zearn Math Activities

Testimonials

What Parents Say

NAIA has been a blessing for our family. The teachers are patient, the Islamic integration is genuine, and my child actually looks forward to class every day. The live classes keep him engaged and the parent communication is excellent.

Parent of Grade 2 Student

United States (Live Class)

We live in a country with limited Islamic schooling options. NAIA gave us access to quality education that aligns with our values. The self-paced option works perfectly with our schedule and the support team is always responsive.

Parent of Grade 1 Student

United Kingdom (Live Class)

The parent admissions meeting answered all our questions. We felt confident enrolling our daughter after speaking directly with the principal. The Seeds of Iman program has strengthened her Islamic identity remarkably.

Parent of Grade 3 Student

Canada (Live Class + Islamic Studies)

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What grades do you currently offer?

We currently offer Reception through Grade 4 for our academic stream. We also provide add-on programs such as Qur’an, Arabic, Islamic Studies, and CodingSmart that may be available to students beyond these grades depending on the program.

Islamic values are woven into the fabric of daily learning through our four core principles: Ihsan (excellence), Adab (respect), Niyyah (good intention), and Amanah (responsibility). Learning materials are reviewed through an Islamic lens, and teachers model Islamic character while delivering academic instruction in English, Math, Science, and Social Studies.

Yes. All learning materials and platform content are carefully reviewed to ensure they align with Islamic values. We avoid music, inappropriate imagery, and content that contradicts Islamic teachings. Our environment is designed to be wholesome and safe for Muslim families.

We teach academic subjects from a faith-centered perspective. When sensitive topics arise in science or social studies, we present age-appropriate material that respects Islamic beliefs while maintaining academic integrity. Parents are always welcome to discuss specific concerns during the admissions meeting.

Yes. Our Live Class option includes scheduled teacher-led online sessions with real-time interaction, class routines, and guided academic progress. This is ideal for families who want structured, teacher-supported learning.

Yes. Our Self-Paced option provides access to structured curriculum materials with flexible timing. This is ideal for homeschooling families, those in different time zones, or parents who prefer to lead their child’s daily learning pace with school guidance and support.

No. We do not conduct stressful entrance exams. Instead, we hold a simple, friendly student readiness conversation during the parent admissions meeting. This helps us understand the child’s current level and recommend the most suitable learning pathway. It is not designed to reject students.
The application fee is $50 USD. This fee is required to process the application and arrange the parent-child admissions meeting. It is refundable if enrollment is not completed after the meeting and readiness conversation.
Yes. The $50 USD application fee is refundable if enrollment is not completed after the parent-child admissions meeting and student readiness conversation.
The monthly plan divides the annual tuition into 12 equal monthly payments. Families choosing the monthly plan are responsible for all 12 payments according to the school’s tuition and withdrawal policy. This makes quality education more accessible for families who prefer smaller, regular payments.
Yes. Some programs such as Seeds of Iman, Advanced Islamic Studies for Teens, Arabic for Young Learners, and Qur’an programs may be open to external students depending on class availability. Please contact admissions to confirm current openings.
The Parent Admissions & Academic Guidance Meeting is held every Saturday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Makkah Time via Zoom. You can join using Meeting ID: 380 086 5122 and Passcode: 1254. We encourage parents to join with their child if possible.

Begin Your Child's Learning Journey with NAIA

Admissions are open for the 2026–2027 academic year. Join our Parent Admissions & Academic Guidance Meeting, ask your questions, and let us help you choose the right learning pathway for your child.

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