Programme Overview

Our programme is split into two core components: Quranic and Islamic Studies. Our Islamic studies course is based upon the pure teachings of the book of Allah and the Sunnah of His Last Messenger Muhammed Sallahu Alahi was sallam. A comprehensive range of subjects will be covered under the general headings of: Aqeedah (Islamic Creed), Basic Fiqh (rules) of worship, Islamic History, Morals and Manners, Tafsir (explanation) of the Quran and Athhkar (daily prayers of remembrance). Parents and students will be informed, in advance, of the termly subject areas that the curriculum will address. Once a term students will be expected to sit an exam to demonstrate their knowledge. 

The Quran programme consists of two strands: learning how to read the Quran, and memorising the book of Allah. Both strands of learning will be split according to specific attainment targets; students can expect a certificate upon the completion of each level, and in particularly exceptional cases prizes or even a mention in the newsletter.

​Madrasah Schedule
 Group 1: Monday & Thursday 5.30 - 7.30 pm
Group 2: Tuesday & Friday 5.30 - 7.30 pm
​Group 3: Wednesday (5.30 - 7.30pm) & Saturday (10.30 am - 12.30 pm)

The key aims and objectives of the madrasah are as follows: ​

Love:
We aim, first and foremost, to inculcate within our Young Muslims a strong sense of love for Allah, glory be to him the most high and his last and final Messenger Muhammad (may the blessings and peace of Allah be upon him). In addition to this we aim to instil within our young Muslims the importance of loving good for humanity and loving good for the society in which they are so firmly a part of. Importantly, we also aim to run a programme of study and activities that our Young Muslims love to attend.

Respect:
We aim to teach our Young Muslims the importance of respecting themselves and others. We want to encourage our Young Muslims, in line with the Quranic spirit and the Prophetic tradition, to act in a tolerant and respectful manner towards themselves, their families, their neighbours and to those who belong to different faith communities. 

Pride: 
We strive to inspire a strong sense of pride in our Young Muslims. We want them to be proud to be Muslim and proud to be ambassadors their faith and honoured to speak up for each and every aspect of it. 
Fun: 
We aim high with respect to the academic level we expect our students to reach; however, we do want to achieve such results in an environment that is friendly fun and interactive. Our syllabus and teaching methods reflect this aim.