Curriculum
The Syllabus
Why is a Syllabus necessary?
A syllabus is necessary so that the time of a student’s life is spent in learning Deen in a systematic order. This ensures the level of progression in the intellectual and spiritual development of the student. In this method, he/she may be able to learn the essentials of Islam, their duties and obligations towards their Creator and their Communtiy , all in accordance to their level of understanding. By means of this, practicing Deen will become easy in his/her life.
What are the subjects in the Syllabus?
The Syllabus is divided into two sections:
1. Qur’ān
a) Qā’idah Part One: Recognition of Letters
b) Qā’idah Part Two: Recognition of Words
c) Al-Qā’idah Munawwarah: Introduction to Tajweed
d) Musḥaf (Qur’ān): Reading & Memorization
e) Tas-heel at-Tajweed: Rules of Articulation
2. Tas-heel Series for Islamic Studies:
Which consists of 6 subject areas with individual books for each subject:
a) Fiqh: Islamic Jurisprudence
b) ‘Aqāid: Islamic Doctrines and Beliefs
c) Akhlāq and Ādāb: Islamic Morals and Etiquettes
d) Tārīkh: Islamic History
e) Ḥadīth: Prophetic Narrations and Instructions
f) Du’ā: Prayers and Supplications