Our Curriculum
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Qur'an Memorisation
As the primary source of knowledge, it is essential for learners to recite the words of Allah, preserve them in the heart, and embody their teachings, principles and values.
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Aqidah (Creed)
Students will learn the basic principles of Sunni Islamic belief through evidence based learning from the Qur’an and the Sunna, they will also explore the logical proofs as laid down by the scholars of theology.
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Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
This subject teaches the steps of performing religious practices and introduces the laws of Shariah as a guideline for success in both abodes.
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Sirah (Prophetic Biography)
Students will explore the life and living of Allah's final Messenger (peace be upon him) including the important role women played in the life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and their essential role in helping establish the foundations of the first community of Muslims.
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Tazkiyyah
The study of God consciousness and the internal practice of the faith through exploring the three central areas of the soul, heart and spirit. The area of spirituality also focuses on improving one's etiquette with others and importantly in the presence of God.
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Sports and The Arts
Students will engage in sunna sports and activities such as archery and horse riding, duff drumming and devotional poetry aimmed to help build confidence and a strong Muslim identity.
Our Programmes
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Foundation Year
For girls in Year 6
This programme is ideal for those with no to little experience in Qur'an recitation. Students will begin learning the Qaidah and gradually build the skills needed to read the Qur'an with fluency.The Foundation Year serves as an essential stepping stone, preparing students to confidently progress into our Weekend School programme.
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Weekend School
For girls Years 7 to 12
Students will study Islamic Creed (ʿAqīdah), Prophetic Biography (Sīrah), Adab (Spirituality) and Jurisprudence (Fiqh). Alongside core Islamic studies, students will engage in Sports and the Arts and community service (Khidmah), fostering personal growth, creativity, and a strong sense of social responsibility.