Islamic Curriculum

Qur'an Reading & Language
 

* Nurani (Qaida)
The very first step in learning to read the Qur'an. Children learn the individual Arabic letters, how they join together, and the basic vowel marks and pronunciation rules — the building blocks every child needs before they can read the Qur'an itself. It's taught patiently, one step at a time, until reading starts to feel natural.

* Maktab Nazera
Once Nurani is complete, students move on to reading directly from the Qur'an, page by page, with correct Tajwid (proper pronunciation). Students continue advancing at their own pace under a dedicated teacher, building fluency and confidence in recitation.

* Madinah Arabic Reader (From Grade 6)
Instead of continuing to recite without fully grasping the words, students begin the Madinah Arabic Reader — a well-known course that gradually builds Arabic vocabulary and grammar. Over time, students move from simply reading Arabic to genuinely understanding the language of the Qur'an.

* Hifzul Qur'an (Hifz) — Optional, any grade
For students who wish to go further, our Hifz program offers the opportunity to memorize the entire Qur'an under the guidance of qualified Huffaz teachers, alongside regular studies.

#Islamic Studies — Play Group to Grade 5

* Iman — An introduction to the six articles of faith, explained simply and through relatable examples so young children genuinely understand what they believe, not just recite a list.

* Akaid — Builds on what's introduced in Iman, strengthening a student's understanding of core Islamic beliefs with more depth each year.

* Qur'an Bani — Short, meaningful verses from the Qur'an, chosen and explained so children memorize them with real understanding, not just sound.

* Hadis Bani — Simple, carefully chosen sayings of the Prophet (ﷺ) on honesty, kindness, and good manners, each explained with a practical, everyday lesson.

* Du'a & Mas'ala — Everyday supplications and simple, practical guidance on cleanliness, wudu, and salah — the daily habits that shape how a child practices their faith.

* Fiqh (From Grade 6)
Building on the basics from Du'a & Mas'ala, students study Fiqh in more depth — covering prayer, fasting, zakat, and everyday matters of daily conduct, growing more detailed each year.