In the U.S., only 5% of Muslim students and youth attend full-time Islamic schools. So, how do the remaining 95% learn about their religion? Many Muslim children and youth attend weekend schools, dedicating a few hours each week to religious studies. Others participate in after-school programs hosted by local mosques or Islamic centers, while some engage in immersive summer camps that combine religious education with fun activities. Given the limited time spent in these programs, it is crucial that they are effective, efficient, and exciting. Structured curricula, knowledgeable teachers, and engaging methods ensure that students maximize their learning and stay motivated in their religious education journey.