Suhba Boys
Ages 8–14- Tuesdays 12pm–3pm · Tower Hamlets
- Thursdays 11:30am–2pm · Ilford branch, Barking (from 10 Sep)
- Book Club Wednesdays 3–4pm, online — included
- Fees on the application page
Suhba Club · London
Empowering homeschooling Muslim children
A home-education community for Muslim families in London — a place for children to learn, grow, build meaningful friendships and develop strong character.
DBS-checked team
Safeguarding policy
300+ families
Tower Hamlets & Ilford
Term-time, weekly
300+families
2locations
5weekly programmes
3Ts · Tarbiyah, Ta'līm, Ta'dīb
Programmes · September 2026
Find the right place for your child
Who it's for, when and where it runs, and live availability — then apply in a couple of minutes.
Suhba Girls
Ages 8–12- Tuesdays 12pm–2:30pm · Tower Hamlets
- Book Club Wednesdays 2–3pm, online — included
- Fees on the application page
Suhba Toddlers
Ages 3–5- Tuesdays 12:15pm–2:15pm · Tower Hamlets
- Gentle first steps in faith, play and friendship
- Fees on the application page
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Peak Performance · Boys- Mondays 12pm–1:30pm · Tower Hamlets
- Discipline, resilience and fitness — adab at the centre
- Fees on the application page
Muay Thai
Peak Performance · Girls- Mondays 10:30am–12pm · Tower Hamlets
- Strength, confidence and self-defence, sisters only
- Fees on the application page
Pathfinders
Ages 14–17- For young people ready for more responsibility
- Next intake to be announced
Spaces availableLimited spacesAlmost fullWaiting list openUpdated live from our applications
Why families choose Suhba
More than activities — an environment your child grows in
Parents aren't buying classes. They're choosing the people, the friendships and the habits that shape their child's week. Here is what children gain at Suhba.
Stronger Islamic identityQur'ān, halaqah and reminders woven into every session.
Positive friendshipsConsistent groups, the same faces each week, real companionship.
Confidence & disciplineSport, challenges and responsibility that build resilience.
Love for learningBook clubs, projects and curiosity that carries into the home.
Our 3Ts
Tarbiyah · Ta'līm · Ta'dīb
Three words carry everything we do. They are the brand story, the session plan and the measure we hold ourselves to.
تَربِيَةTarbiyahNurturing character and faith.
تَعليمTa'līmDeveloping beneficial knowledge.
تَأديبTa'dībBuilding manners, discipline and respect.
The Suhba experience
See what a week looks like
Learning, halaqah, sport, trips and friendship — the things children come home talking about.
Learning together
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Early years
Muay Thai
Suhba Girls
Trips · Halaqah · Ceremonies · Sports daySee more on Instagram
How it works
From first visit to first session
- Find your programmeMatch your child's age and your location.
- Submit your applicationA short form — a few minutes on your phone.
- We review itWe check eligibility and availability.
- Complete registrationConfirm your place and receive onboarding details.
- Join Suhba ClubYour child's first session — in good company.
Parent testimonials
What parents notice
“My son was quite shy when he started. A few months in, he's confident, has real friends and looks forward to Tuesdays more than anything else in his week.”
“The teachers know each child by name. The girls' book club has turned my daughter into a reader.”
“BJJ has given him discipline I couldn't teach at home — and the adab on the mats is exactly what we wanted.”
Meet the team
The people behind Suhba
Educators. Mentors. Coaches. Role models. Every team member is DBS-checked and works to our safeguarding policy.
IbrahimFounder & DirectorLeads Suhba Club's programmes, team and community across both branches.
Ustadh Mu'meenWeekly HalaqahLeads the community's weekly halaqah.Teachers, mentors & coachesSuhba Boys · Suhba Girls · Peak PerformanceProfiles of the full team — names, roles and photographs — are being added.Community
For the whole family
Alongside the children's programmes, Suhba Club brings parents together through circles, halaqah and shared learning.
Resources
For parents
FAQ
Questions parents ask
Is Suhba Club only for homeschoolers?
Suhba Club is a community built for home-educating Muslim families, and sessions run on weekdays during the day. If your family's situation is different, message us and we'll talk it through.
What ages do you accept?
Suhba Toddlers 3–5, Suhba Girls 8–12, Suhba Boys 8–14 and Pathfinders 14–17. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (boys) and Muay Thai (girls) list their age range on the application page.
Where are sessions held?
Our home branch is in Tower Hamlets. The Ilford branch, in Barking, opens with Suhba Boys on Thursdays from 10 September 2026. Book clubs run online. Exact venue details are shared on confirmation.
How much does it cost?
Fees are shown on each programme's application page before you submit anything.
Can siblings attend?
Yes — apply for each child in the programme that fits their age. If you'd like to talk it through first, message us on WhatsApp.
What happens after I apply?
We review your application and confirm your place. You'll then receive onboarding details — what to bring, where to come and who to contact — before your child's first session.
What if the programme is full?
You can join the waiting list from the same application page. We contact families in order as places open.
Ready to begin your child's Suhba journey?
A place to learn, grow, build meaningful friendships and develop strong character — in good company.
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