Course description
Islamic Teens School
The Islamic Teens School is a transformative one-year program designed for students aged 12 to 17. It nurtures faith, understanding, and character while equipping teens with essential Islamic knowledge and life skills. Through an engaging curriculum and three core courses, this program helps teens navigate their formative years with confidence and a strong sense of faith.
Program Structure
The academic year is divided into two semesters, with subjects tailored to both boys and girls to ensure relevance and depth in their learning experience.
1. Qur’an Contemplation
First Semester:
Girls: Study Surah Maryam, reflecting on themes of faith, resilience, and the role of women in Islam.
Boys: Explore Surah Luqman, focusing on wisdom, family values, gratitude, and guidance.
Second Semester:
Both boys and girls study Surah Yusuf, uncovering lessons on Islamic ethics, patience, trust in Allah, and moral decision-making.
2. Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence)
Students study the Fiqh of Purification and Wudu in both semesters, building a solid foundation in understanding the essentials of cleanliness, personal hygiene, and their spiritual significance in Islam.
3. Islamic Character Education
First Semester:
Understand the physical, emotional, and spiritual changes during puberty.
Participate in self-awareness activities, learning how Islam provides guidance for their challenges and helps build confidence.
Second Semester:
Study Islamic teachings on relationships and sexuality, focusing on modesty, respect, and navigating societal influences.
Engage in discussions on contemporary issues, including “rainbow ideologies” and “ebahiya,” through an Islamic lens to provide clarity and guidance.
Why Choose This Program?
Comprehensive Learning: Combines spiritual growth, practical jurisprudence, and character development.
Gender-Specific Curriculum: Addresses the unique needs of boys and girls at their respective developmental stages.
Relevant Topics: Prepares teens for age-specific challenges with an Islamic framework.
Interactive Approach: Encourages dialogue, reflection, and real-life application of Islamic teachings.
Program Outcomes
By the end of the year, students will:
Build a deep connection with the Qur’an and its teachings.
Master foundational Islamic practices like purification and wudu.
Develop self-awareness and understand the significance of their teenage years from an Islamic perspective.
Gain the confidence and clarity to address sensitive societal issues with Islamic values.
This program offers a nurturing environment for teens to grow in knowledge, spirituality, and character, empowering them to face life’s challenges with conviction and faith.
