Kaydeena

Alhamdulillah 🤍
Nothing makes my heart fuller than hearing what parents say about their child’s experience at Kaydeena.
From saying the dua’s they learned at home, to talking about class all week, to actually looking forward to coming back… these little moments mean everything.
We pour so much love into creating a space where Islamic learning feels joyful, and it warms my heart when mums tell me their children are loving it.
If you’re considering Kaydeena for your little one, we still have a few spaces left for our September 2026 intake.
DM me “SEPTEMBER” and I’ll personally send you all the details 💌

Mums, I often get asked what Islamic learning actually looks like for very young children 🤍
It doesn’t start with memorising pages or sitting quietly at a desk.
It usually starts with singing rhymes, listening to stories, making crafts, or asking loads of curious questions.
And somewhere in the middle of all that fun and play, they’re learning about Allah.
This is the kind of learning we try to create at Kaydeena every week - a warm, safe space where little ones feel happy and engaged to learn about their religion.
If this is the kind of gentle Islamic start you want for your child, we still have a few spaces left for September.
DM me “SEPTEMBER” and I’ll send you the details 💌

The Arabic alphabet word

Meem - م

Mabrook - blessed

In Arabic the word Mabrook means blessed

arabicalphabet

Another year passes by and we reflect upon our deen, a blessing and our saviour from the distractions and corruptions of our world.

Muhammed SAW was the only prophet that managed to convey and preserve the final message through his own tests and hardship. Our endurance is nothing in comparison. He lead and still leads a whole nation. So mention him in salawat for the sacrifices he made for the ummah he prayed for and left behind.

Mums, I truly believe this 🤍

Before our children properly learn about Islam, they’re first learning how Islam feels.

When they hear a story about a Prophet ﷺ, does it leave them with joy? Curiosity? Comfort? Or a sense of belonging?
Because long before they remember the facts, they remember the feelings.

This is why at Kaydeena we teach through stories, songs, movement and play. The facts will come naturally in sha Allah, but first we want them to feel that Islam is beautiful and something they can love.

If you want this kind of gentle, heartfelt start for your little one, we still have a few spaces left for September. DM me “SEPTEMBER” and we’ll send you the details 💌

We engage with our 3-5 year olds in a way that works.

The calendar can be hard to understand if you make it complicated, but with Muharram around the corner, we’ve once again made learning tangible with a picture dictionary style calendar wall chart, which they enjoyed piecing together. And yes… there’s more on it beyond Eid and Ramadan!