Our evening Maktab is designed for children who attend regular public school and want to build a strong foundation in Islamic studies, Arabic, and Qur’an. Held Monday through Thursday from 5:00–6:30 pm, the program blends nurturing instruction with structured progression so students can grow in faith, character, and fluency.

Program schedule and structure

• Days: Monday–Thursday
• Time: 5:00–6:30 pm
• Calendar: Follows the academic year with breaks aligned to major school holidays
• Class length: 90 minutes with short transition breaks
• Attendance: Consistent attendance is expected for steady progress

Curriculum and learning goals

• Qur’an reading and tajwīd:
  Students progress from letter recognition to fluent recitation with correct pronunciation, focusing on makhārij, basic rules, and confident, respectful delivery.

• Arabic foundations:
  Letter forms, sounds, vocabulary, and sentence basics to build practical reading skills and comprehension, preparing students for independent study and deeper texts.

• Islamic studies and character:
  Core beliefs (ʿAqīdah), daily worship (Ṣalāh, adhkār), prophetic manners (Akhlāq), seerah highlights, and age-appropriate fiqh—taught with real-life application.

• Memorization:
  Essential surahs and daily duas to anchor practice at home and in the masjid.

• Assessment and feedback:
  Regular checkpoints with simple rubrics, parent feedback notes, and individualized goals so every child knows their next step.

Levels and placement

• Beginner:
  Letter recognition, basic sounds, short words, foundational duas, and prayer basics.

• Intermediate:
  Fluent letter reading, short surah memorization, introductory tajwīd rules, expanding Arabic vocabulary.

• Advanced:
  Smooth Qur’an recitation, applied tajwīd, seerah summaries, fiqh of daily life, and Arabic reading comprehension.

Placement is based on a brief, friendly assessment during enrollment to ensure the right level and momentum.

Enrollment and parent partnership

• Eligibility: Ages 6–15 (flexible based on readiness)
• How to enroll: Complete the registration form, placement assessment, and parent orientation
• Parent communication: Weekly progress notes and monthly checkpoints to keep goals clear
• Expectations at home:
  • Reading log: 10–15 minutes of Qur’an or Arabic practice daily
  • Dua review: Short, consistent practice builds confidence
  • Attendance: Arrive on time to maximize the 90-minute window

Why families choose our maktab

• Balanced approach: Strong academics with gentle, values-centered teaching
• Structured progression: Clear levels, measurable goals, and regular feedback
• Experienced educators: Caring teachers who understand after-school energy and attention
• Community and identity: A welcoming environment that nurtures belonging and dignity
• Practical scheduling: Monday–Thursday, 5:00–6:30 pm—built for public school families

Frequently asked questions

• What should students bring?
  Notebook: For vocabulary, rules, and reflections
  Text: Assigned Qur’an/reader (provided or recommended)
  Pencil: Ready for active learning

• Do you offer make-ups?
  Missed classes: Summary notes and at-home practice are provided. Consistency is encouraged for steady progress.

• Can siblings be in different levels?
  Yes: Placement is individualized; siblings often thrive at their own pace.

• Is there homework?
  Light practice: Short daily reading and dua review for mastery without overload.

Next steps

• Visit and tour: Meet teachers, see the classrooms, and take the placement assessment.
• Register now: Secure a spot for the upcoming term.
• Questions: We’re happy to help with placement, materials, and scheduling.