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Madressa / Maktab

Islamic education is the cornerstone of being a good Muslim and citizen. Masjid-E-Dawa'tul Islam is dedicated to this cause and offers education classes for children and adults. The Mosque caters for both boys and girls (girls form 4 ˝ year and boys from the age of 5).

Students follow a structured syllabus throughout their time at the Maktab/Madressa and progress is assessed annually through oral and written examinations, as well as assessments during the year. The following disciplines are studied within the Maktab/Madressa:

Arabic (Recitation of the Holy Qur'aan)

Starting off with Ahsanul Qawaid (an introduction to the Arabic alphabet) and progressing during their time at the Maktab/Madressa to the recitation of the Holy Qur'aan. As the student progresses, additional emphasis is placed on 'Tajweed', the correct pronunciation of the Holy Qur'aan in Arabic.

Memorisation

Students are encouraged to memorise Kalimas, daily supplications and Surahs from the 30th Juzz. Students start with basic Kalimas, moving on to daily Masnoon Duas whilst also memorising certain Surahs. As the student progresses through Maktab/Madressa the English meaning and understanding of what is being memorised is given more importance. More able students are also encouraged to memorise additional Surahs from the Holy Qur'aan e.g Surah Yasin, Surah Waaqiah.

Kitaabs

The aim of this subject is to provide structured teaching of important Islamic subjects. The majority of the books are in English and get progressively more detailed as the student progresses through the Maktab/Madressa. The subjects covered are:

  • Fiqh
  • Aqaid
  • Akhlaq
  • Tareekh - Islamic History
“ The best amongst you are those who learn the Quraan and teaches it. ” 

(Muslim)

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“ To seek Sacred Knowledge is an obligation on every Muslim ”

(ibn Maja)
 
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