Islamic Studies: Grade 10

You’ll develop the cultural awareness and critical thinking skills you need to analyze and produce a broad range of discourse in a full spectrum of careers — and to make a difference in whatever you do.

Overview

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 12 were added in September 2026 to carry the fiqh a young adult actually needs before they leave home.

Grade 10 is the fiqh of wealth and work. A student this age is starting to earn, is being offered a card, and is beginning to think about a loan and a career. This year gives them the rulings before the decisions rather than after them.

Units

  • Using a Ruling — how to read a fatwa, and who to ask
  • Halal Earning — work, contracts and wages
  • Riba — what it is, why it is forbidden, and where it hides
  • Modern Money — banking, insurance, mortgages, investment
  • Zakat as an Adult Obligation — nisab, calculation, distribution
  • Wealth and the Heart — israf, bukhl and sadaqah jariyah

Builds on: Grade 7’s unit on the sources of knowledge and Grade 9’s introduction to fiqh reasoning. Zakat was introduced at nisaab level in Grades 4 and 5; this is the year the student calculates their own.

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Unit 1: Using a Ruling — Fiqh for an Adult

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Unit 2: Halal Earning — Work, Contracts and Wages

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Unit 3: Riba — What It Is and Where It Hides

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Unit 4: Modern Money

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Unit 5: Zakat as an Adult Obligation

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Unit 6: Wealth and the Heart

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