Cultivating Islamic Values and Wisdom at JI
At JI, we garner a carefully crafted set of books titled Islam Religion of Allah as our study materials. These books have been thoughtfully curated to provide engaging and enlightening content that aligns with our mission of nurturing Islamic values and knowledge.
Join us to learn Quran and Islamic Studies as we embark on a journey of holistic education, instilling timeless wisdom and fostering character development in our young learners
Together, let's shape a brighter future rooted in faith, knowledge, and morality.
Programme Details
- Medium of Instruction English
- Duration of Learning Programme 3 Years
- Terms within each Academic Year 2 Terms
- Nature of Batches Weekend Batches (Friday & Saturday)
- Format of Classes Face-to-Face (F2F)
- Mode of Classes Offline & Online
- Hours per Week 4 Hours of Intensive Learning
- Who Can Join in the Course? Students in the Age Group of 6 to 12 Years
Curriculum Overview
Year 1: Level 1
Islam-The Religion of Allah (Textbook): Introduces the Arabic alphabet, jumble words with short vowels, and essential rules for reading the Quran.
Values: Covers fundamental beliefs in Allah, Angels, Books, Prophets, the Day of Judgment, and
basic Quranic supplications.
Year 2: Level 2
Amma Para with Tajwid: Guides students on the basic rulings of Quranic recitation, including
articulation of letters with Tarteel.
Islam-The Religion of Allah (Textbook): Explores simple ways of living in accordance with the Quran.
Fiqh: Imparts essential knowledge about Salat, its timings, and conditions.
Aqidah: Encapsulates core Islamic beliefs, briefly describing the pillars of Iman.
Akhlaq: Teaches children how to interact with parents, teachers, siblings, neighbours, and the
community.
Year 3: Level 3
The Quran – Parah 1-3:
Provides an introduction to understanding the Quran, including elementary-level textbooks and workbooks for short Surahs commonly recited in Salah.
Fiqh: Details the times of Salat, conditions of Wudhu, and other related matters.
Aqidah: Discusses the oneness of Allah, His attributes, belief in messengers, and the divinity of the Quran.
Akhlaq: Encourages virtues such as honesty, punctuality, kindness, and cleanliness from an Islamic perspective.
Tareekh: Chronicles the history of Prophets from Adam (a.s) to Isa (a.s) and Muhammad (s), maintaining a chronological narrative.
Join us at JI's Evening Institute and embark on a transformative journey towards comprehensive Islamic education and character development. Let's cultivate a generation rooted in faith, knowledge, and exemplary moral values.
