Hayat Mohammadiya case study
A few minutes before the judges.
The deck won.
Hayat Mohammadiya is a program that teaches boys and girls values and life skills. We built its pitch deck, designed its books and edited every lesson to one standard.
You see the first work within 7 days, before any invoice.
Results
- Won the competition, with the pitch deck we built
- 12 books designed, one for each grade
- One standard for every lesson we edited
- Early delivered before the deadline, in Jawhrah Altuwaijri’s words
The start
An education initiative is judged on its content and on how it is presented
The program began in 2010 as Al Mar’a Al Mohammadiya, for girls in Islamic education schools. After 10 successful years it became Hayat Mohammadiya, for boys and girls, in line with the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.
- Every lesson has to be accurate, consistent and ready to teach.
- Every book has to be designed so a student wants to open it.
- The deck gets a few minutes in front of a judging panel, next to strong entries.
What was needed was clear: the books, the lessons and the deck reading as one body of work.
What we did
The deck, the books and the lessons, on one system
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1We wrote the story of the deck and designed its slides
The initiative’s value, written clearly, so a judge follows the idea without anyone explaining it. Clean, convincing slides, built for the judging room, not for reading at a desk.
The result
The deck won the competition.
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2We designed a book for every grade
Layout, type, and an editorial system that ties all the material together. Each book has its own title: “The Adaptable,” “The Responsible One,” “The Hero of Your Life.”
The result
12 books in one design, from the first grade to the twelfth.
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3We edited every lesson to one standard
Each lesson is accurate, consistent and ready to teach. Take “Let’s light up our lives” from the first grade book: aim, objective, materials, class time, activity, insights from Islam, summary and homework.
The result
The initiative read as one body of work, from the lesson to the slide.
In the client’s words
“Working with Saura was relaxing. They understood what was needed, delivered before deadline and felt like part of the team.”
Frequently asked questions
Yes. In this Hayat Mohammadiya case study, we wrote the story of the deck and designed it, and it won the competition. We build it on your own content, so the judge follows the idea without anyone explaining it.
Yes. We designed the Hayat Mohammadiya books: 12 covers, the layout, the type, and an editorial system that runs through every lesson.
Yes. That is what we did for Hayat Mohammadiya: we edited every lesson to one standard, so each one is accurate, consistent and ready to teach.
No. The decision belongs to the panel, and we don’t guarantee a result. Our part: organized content, and a deck that gets your idea across in minutes.
Yes. Our team is bilingual, Arabic first. The Hayat Mohammadiya deck is in Arabic from the first slide to the last.
The price depends on the size of the work: how many books, lessons and slides. We start within 48 hours, and you see the first work within 7 days, before any invoice.
The material you already have, and one person to approve. The rest is on us: we organize, edit and design, and you have one strategist to talk to about everything.
A judging panel or a competition coming up?
We organize your content and build the deck that gets it across in minutes. No upfront payment. You pay after you see the work.
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