Course Track: Islamic Studies

Boys’ Fiqh: Tahara & Purification

A private course for boys, taught separately from the main Islamic Studies sequence. Covers tahara and purification directly and without embarrassment, at the age it

Girls’ Fiqh: Tahara & Purification

A private course for girls, taught separately from the main Islamic Studies sequence. Covers tahara and purification directly and without embarrassment, at the age it

Islamic Studies: Grade 1

Year 2 of the Islamic Studies sequence. The same five units the student met in kindergarten, revisited a year deeper — Who Is Allah?, the

Islamic Studies: Grade 10

The first year of IS-4, the high-school Islamic Studies sequence, following Islamic Studies: Grade 9. Islamic Studies previously stopped at Grade 9; Grades 10 to

Islamic Studies: Grade 11

The second year of IS-4, following Islamic Studies: Grade 10. Grade 11 is the fiqh of the family and of the community — the obligations

Islamic Studies: Grade 12

The final year of IS-4 and of the Islamic Studies track, following Islamic Studies: Grade 11. Grade 12 is the year the student stops being

Islamic Studies: Grade 2

Year 3 of the Islamic Studies sequence. The five core units again, at greater depth — Who Is Allah?, the Pillars of Islam, the Pillars

Islamic Studies: Grade 3

Year 4 and the close of the elementary Islamic Studies sequence. The five units at their deepest elementary level, including a comprehensive review of tawheed,

Islamic Studies: Grade 4

Year 1 of the Grades 4–6 Islamic Studies sequence. Tawheed at greater depth, the full Seerah across the Makkah and Madinah periods, the great women