Islamic Studies they understand and live
Age-appropriate Islamic learning that connects belief with choices, habits and everyday life.
For the years that shape more than grades
Minyar is building one trusted learning journey: academic support, Arabic, Islamic Studies and good character—with progress parents can actually see.
Between childhood and the teenage years
At 7–14, children are not only learning fractions and grammar. They are deciding what feels like theirs, whose voice they trust and whether their faith and heritage belong in everyday life.
Minyar is being shaped for parents who want progress at school and a child who grows with roots, character and quiet confidence.
Age-appropriate Islamic learning that connects belief with choices, habits and everyday life.
Respect, responsibility, courage and kindness practised—not simply listed as good values.
A meaningful language connection that can grow with the child instead of fading into a weekly task.
The confidence to learn, ask questions and be fully themselves at school, at home and in the wider world.
One child. One connected journey.
Parents should not have to piece together separate tutors who never see the whole child. Minyar brings academic support, Arabic and Islamic Studies into one coordinated journey—with progress and next steps in one place.
Small-group support in Maths, English or Science, matched to the child’s level and immediate need—not a generic worksheet programme.
Maths · English · Science
Arabic is Minyar’s first language pathway: learning designed to strengthen understanding, expression and connection—not become another weekly task to endure.
Arabic first · More by parent demand
Age-appropriate learning that connects belief and good character with the questions, choices and relationships children meet while growing up.
Islamic Studies · Character · Belonging
Begin with what matters now—without being placed into three full courses at once.
For the parentSee one coordinated plan, visible progress and a clear next step.
Minyar is open to every family. Faith-based learning will be clearly described and selected by parents.
Parent visibility & support
A parent conversation and simple starting assessment identify what matters most now.
Small groups are planned around age, level and learning need—not filled simply because a space exists.
Parents see what was learned, what is improving and what should happen next.
Trust before scale
Minyar will open the pilot only when the people, content and parent-support process meet clear standards.
Identity, references, teaching quality and appropriate background checks before a tutor teaches.
Clear learning aims and plain explanations of what is taught—including faith and character content.
Defined procedures, accountable support and a direct route for parents to raise a concern.
A real conversation
You may be weighing school progress, Arabic, Islamic Studies, confidence—or simply whether Minyar feels right for your family. Send the question behind your decision. A member of the Minyar team will reply personally—not a chatbot or a sales script.
Priority registration · UK pilot
If Minyar’s connected approach could suit your family, complete the short priority registration form. We’ll use your answers to understand your child’s age group and main learning priority, then contact you when suitable pilot information is available.
Open the priority registration formNo payment or commitment. Registration does not guarantee a place. For parents and carers aged 18 or over. Please do not submit a child’s name, school, address, health information or other sensitive details.Minyar Learning Ltd is the data controller. We collect the name, email address and message that adults submit through our registration or contact routes so we can respond and send relevant pilot updates. Our legal basis is consent. We use our website host, contact-form delivery service, Google Forms and our email provider to process this information, but we do not sell it.
We keep pre-launch enquiries for up to 12 months unless consent is withdrawn earlier. Some providers may process data outside the UK using their data-protection safeguards. You may request access, correction, deletion or restriction, or withdraw consent, by emailing hello@minyarlearning.com. You may also complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk. These contact routes are for adults only—do not submit children’s personal, medical, religious-practice or other sensitive information. Last updated: 24 August 2026.