Tired of nagging, repeating the same rule, and feeling like manners lessons never stick?

You’re not alone — busy moms often try to “teach” Islamic manners but don’t have a simple, consistent system that fits real life.

And then again, let's just admit it teaching Islamic manners — Akhlaaq is not that easy. You wonder what all you should talk about — where to even begin! 

What if your child could learn one new manner every single day — in just 10 minutes — with activities that make it fun and memorable? That’s the simple idea we run through for 26 days.
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You don't have to create lessons from scratch. Teaching manners doesn't have to be boring or strict. This isn't a parenting lecture. It is a system where kids enjoy and love to practice what they learnt. There’s no other simple system that actually works.

Hi! I am Ayesha I. Siddiqua -- founder of Jeddah Mom. I created the A-Z of Akhlaaq Challenge in Ramadan of 2015 for my own children who were just 2.5, 4 and 7 years old then. I was frustrated that my kids who were growing up in a multi-cultural environment didn't understand our Muslim etiquettes. I wanted to teach them about Islam in a fun and hands on way so that they enjoyed and related at their age level. 

We had so much fun that we repeated it again in 2018 and then in 2021. Every year, we have hundreds of people join us from all over the world. It is the same lessons that we repeat but kids just keep loving it! 

People tell us how it helped them create meaningful memories with their kids while retaining all the lessons. I hope you try out the challenge too and join in the fun!