Qur’an and Islamic education for young Muslims, combining Qur’anic literacy, Islamic knowledge, character development and values-based learning.
Building a strong foundation in Qur’anic reading, Islamic knowledge and the values of our faith.
Qur’an & Madrasah classes are conducted during the weekends. Students, both male and female, between the age of 7 to 21 years old are studying in our Madrasah.
Our Madrasah classes cover Qur’an reading with Tajweed, focusing on pronunciation, rules of articulation and intonation. Students progress through a structured Qur’anic reading programme.
Building the foundations of Qur’anic reading, pronunciation and articulation.
Developing fluency through selected surahs and memorisation.
Progressing towards confident Qur’an reading with Tajweed.
Islamic Studies are conducted in English using the aLIVE syllabus.
The programme brings together Qur’anic learning, beliefs, worship, Prophetic guidance, Islamic history, character development and an introduction to selected Qur’anic commentary.
Recitation and memorization of the Holy Qur’an.
Understanding the fundamental beliefs of Islam.
Learning and practising important Islamic supplications.
Learning from the teachings and guidance of the Prophet ﷺ.
Exploring the life, example and teachings of the Prophet ﷺ.
Understanding Islamic rulings and practical worship.
Learning about the development and heritage of Islam.
Developing good character, behaviour and social values.
A brief commentary of selected surahs.
The aLIVE programme organises learning around themes appropriate to different levels so that lessons can be delivered effectively.
Aqidah/Tauhid and Fiqh are presented as “Beliefs & Practices”, helping students connect belief with daily acts of worship.
Akhlak is presented as “Life Skills & Character”, encouraging students to develop good values and conduct.
Sirah and Tarikh are explored through “Social & Civilisational Islam”, connecting students with the history and legacy of Islam.
Iqra’ and Qur’an Reading are presented as “Qur’anic Literacy”, strengthening students’ ability to engage with the Qur’an.
The aLIVE programme seeks to inculcate values through modelling, allowing students to see Islamic values being exemplified by their teachers.
Teachers facilitate the learning of these values by providing opportunities for students to personally engage in their own moral-building journey.
This approach recognises that Islamic education extends beyond acquiring knowledge. Students are encouraged to translate what they learn into character, conduct and everyday life.
This is the divine instruction given in the Qur’an and followed by the early generations of Muslim scholars.
Contact: Ustaz Haniff Sultan
Email: haniff@jamaechulia.sg
