The Summer Qur’anic Centers Curriculum
Fifth Level (Male Only)
For Tenth and Eleventh Grade students
Understanding the importance of the curriculum in building the learner’s personality within aspects of human growth (physical, cognitive, emotional, and motor development), a thorough development process for the curriculum of the Permanent Qur’anic Centers took place.
Regarding the number of notes and remarks in teachers’ questionnaires, a curriculum development process became essential to encounter the need of a curriculum which sustains modern development, considers the circumstances our boys and girls are living in, regards their actual needs, and harmonizes with the goals system which the society tries to achieve.
The Summer Qur’anic Centers Curriculum includes five levels for males and females (except the fifth level as it is divided into two parts; one for males, and another for females, topics of which concern only the female students). Most of the concentration is given to the Holy Qur’an (tilawa, tafseer, hifz). The curriculum does not overlook the importance of the various Islamic studies but it contains a group of lessons that enrich the learners’ experiences in Islamic studies topics that concern them.
The fifth level of The Summer Qur’anic Centers Curriculum (Male Only) addresses the following surahs for the lessons of tilawa (ritual recitation of Qur’an), tajweed (recitation of Qur’an), and hifz (memorizing ayaat): Surat Yoosuf and Soorat Al-Anfaal.
It addresses other topics from the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (s) including the Conquest of Mecca, the Battle of Hunayn, the Year of Delegations, the Battle of Tabook, the Prophet's (s) pilgrimage, the Prophet’s (s) illness and death, and about dealing with the Prophet (s) as if one is seeing him.
It includes hadeeth on the temptations of the end of time and the believers' struggle with the Jews. Also, it contains lessons about the life of some model characters and heroes such as: Salim Mawla Aby Huthayfa, Al-Hasan Al-Basri, Imam Ibn Katheer, and Um-Salama (raa). In addition, the book presents topics in fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) such Eemaan (Belief), and the provisions of visiting relatives. Students will study lessons on Islamic thought and the topics of manners in dealing with the Qur’an, and the factors of victory and defeat. Finally, there are stories from the Qur’an about the People of Saturday, the story of Prophet Ayyoob (as), and the story of Maryam (as).
|
All transactions are processed through a secure server
