This subject focuses on improving each student’s ability to read the Qur’an with proper pronunciation (tajweed) and fluency. Beginners will work through foundational Qa'idah lessons, while more advanced students will enhance their Qur'anic reading and understand basic tajweed rules through repeated, corrected practice.

‍Key Topics:

Qa'idah basics for early readers.

Tajweed rules: Full Mouth Letters, Madd, Noon Sakin, Meem Sakin, Qalqalah.

Reading Qur'an with smoothness, accuracy, and respect.

Students will learn short, essential duas for daily life and small yet powerful ahadeeth to shape their habits and character. The focus will be on both memorization and understanding simple meanings. Through practice and discussion, students will see how Islamic teachings fit into every part of their day, from waking up to traveling to eating and sleeping.

‍Key Topics:

Duas: Sleep, Eating, Traveling, Masjid, Entering/Exiting Home, etc.

Ahadeeth: Cleanliness, Salah, Saying Salam, Helping Others, Truthfulness, and more.

Students will be introduced to the basics of Islamic practice, starting with personal cleanliness and extending to the pillars of Salah, fasting, charity, and Hajj. The approach will be practical and relatable, focusing on simple steps for younger students and building deeper understanding of rulings and wisdom for older students.

‍Key Topics:

Purification: Wudu, Tayammum, Ghusl, understanding cleanliness.

Salah: How to pray properly, conditions of prayer, types of prayer.

Fasting: Rewards, rules of fasting, what breaks the fast, Ramadan.

Zakat: Why Muslims give charity, basic money manners.

Hajj: Story-based learning about the pilgrimage steps and meaning.

This subject aims to shape good behavior and positive Islamic character. Students will learn the importance of honesty, kindness, respect, gratitude, and humility in their words and actions. Practical examples and role-playing will help them apply these manners in real-life situations with family, friends, and community.

‍Key Topics:

Respecting elders and parents.

Speaking kindly and avoiding jealousy, backbiting, or greed.

Showing forgiveness, patience, and self-respect.

Manners of eating, walking, and interacting with others.

Children will explore the lives of the Prophets and learn about the character and mission of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through storytelling, guided discussion, and age-appropriate activities. They will connect with the stories of earlier Prophets—such as Ādam, Nūh, Ibrāhīm, Mūsā, and ʿĪsā (AS)—while also learning key events from the Seerah and the dedication of the early companions. Each lesson highlights morals, character, and real-life takeaways, helping students build love for the Prophets and find role models they can look up to.

Key Topics:
Stories of Prophets Ādam, Nūh, Ibrāhīm, Mūsā, and ʿĪsā (AS).
Major events from the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, from the early revelations to the growth of the Muslim community.
Early believers and companions who supported the Prophet ﷺ through challenges and victories.
Lessons in character, trust in Allah, kindness, patience, courage, and gratitude.

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