In short
The Quran is something every generation shares. When children learn to read and understand it, they can connect with grandparents across language and cultural differences.
- Shared recitation connects generations.
- Understanding the meaning helps children join family conversations.
- Islamic studies builds a common base of practice.
The generation gap
Grandparents may speak little English, while UK-born children may speak little of the home language. The Quran and prayer are common ground.
Practical ideas
- Children recite a surah to grandparents on video calls
- Grandparents share stories about learning Quran back home
- Families pray together at weekends
- Teens study meaning so they can discuss it
Parents also ask
Which course helps children understand what they read?
Our Quran Translation course teaches meaning in clear English.
Try a free Quran class
1-to-1 online classes for UK children and adults, male and female teachers, from £40/month.
