Taklif (Baligh) Preparation Course for Shia Kids
Get your child ready for Taklif. In Fiqah-e-Jafria, girls become baligh at 9 and boys at 15 (lunar years). Our online Taklif course teaches Namaz, Roza, taharat, Taqleed and Usool-e-Deen in live one-to-one classes, with female teachers available for girls, so your child begins their obligations with confidence.
What the Taklif course covers
Taqleed
What Taqleed is and how to choose and follow a Marja-e-Taqleed.
Taharat
Najasat, cleaning, wudu, ghusl and tayammum.
Namaz
Correct Namaz with Arabic recitation, plus qaza and shakk basics.
Roza
Fasting rules, what breaks a fast, qaza and kaffara.
Hijab & modesty
Age-appropriate guidance on hijab and haya, taught by female teachers for girls.
Usool-e-Deen
Tawheed, Adl, Nubuwwat, Imamat and Qiyamat.
How it works
- Free trial: we check what your child already knows.
- Personal plan timed to your child’s baligh date.
- Live 1-to-1 lessons with practical practice of wudu and Namaz on camera.
- Ready for Jashn-e-Taklif: your child starts their obligations with confidence.
Why parents choose our Taklif course
- Fiqah-e-Jafria syllabus taught by qualified Shia teachers.
- Female teachers for girls: Shia female Quran teachers.
- Child safety: our child safety policy.
- Since 2012, teaching Shia children worldwide.
How much does the Taklif course cost?
Monthly fees for live 30-minute one-to-one classes:
| Plan | Monthly fee (USD) |
|---|---|
| 2 days a week | $36 |
| 3 days a week (most popular) | $42 |
| 4 days a week | $54 |
| 5 days a week | $60 |
| 7 days a week | $84 |
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At what age does Taklif start in Shia Islam?
In Fiqah-e-Jafria, a girl becomes baligh (mukallaf) when she completes 9 lunar (Hijri) years. A boy becomes baligh at 15 lunar years, or earlier if the other signs of puberty appear. From then on, Namaz, Roza and the other wajibaat are obligatory.
What is Jashn-e-Taklif?
Jashn-e-Taklif is a celebration held when a child reaches the age of religious obligation, especially girls at 9. It marks the start of their Namaz and Roza with joy and encouragement.
When should my child start the Taklif course?
Ideally 1 to 2 years before baligh: around age 7 to 8 for girls and 12 to 13 for boys, so Namaz and the key ahkaam are firm before they become obligatory.
What does the course cover?
Taqleed and choosing a Marja, taharat and najasat, wudu, ghusl and tayammum, correct Namaz with recitation, Roza, the basics of hijab for girls, and Usool-e-Deen, taught in a child-friendly way.
Is a female teacher available for girls?
Yes. Girls can learn with a qualified female Shia teacher, which many families prefer for Taklif topics.
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Ready for Jashn-e-Taklif
Becoming baligh is a beautiful milestone. Our teachers prepare children gently and practically, so Namaz, Roza and taharat feel natural long before they become wajib.
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Every new student gets 5 free trial classes, so you can experience our teaching method before paying any monthly fee.
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Qualified, police-checked male and female Shia teachers teach live one-to-one on Microsoft Teams at times that suit your schedule.
Worldwide Classes
Students from age 5 and adults join from the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the Gulf.
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Frequently asked questions
What age can my child start Arabic classes?
Children can start from age 5. Younger children begin with letters and sounds; older children can move faster into reading and vocabulary.
Is this course for speaking Arabic or understanding the Quran?
The focus is reading Arabic and understanding Quranic and prayer vocabulary, so children understand what they recite. Simple everyday phrases are included for older children.
My child already reads Quran. Will this help?
Yes. Many children read the Quran fluently but do not understand the words. The vocabulary and grammar levels help them connect meaning to recitation.
Can a parent sit in the class?
Yes. We encourage parents to sit with younger children, and parents can join any class.
How do I book the free trial?
Use the form on this page or message us on WhatsApp. Your child gets 5 free trial classes before you pay any fee.
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