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Hikmah Intensive Parent Info Session

Our Goals To make our children comfortable in coming to the masjid on a weekly basis To learn the adab of attending activities at the masjid To educate the children on Islam-Some of the topics covered this far How to perform Wudu Prayers Stories of the Prophets Seerah Tafsir Islamic Manners To make lasting friendships

Discipline Policy Want the kids to love coming to the masjid for Hikmah BUT follow certain Rules & Regulations to make the system work Tardiness Coming into class 10 min. after it has started It disrupts the class Teaches children that being on time in not important More than 2 tardiness in one month will result in a referral i.e. the next time, the child will have to sit outside the class for the one he/she is late to Inappropriate behavior/bullying Zero tolerance to foul language or bullying Student will have to sit outside the class for the remainder of the class No Cell phone use in classrooms Distracts the kids and the ones around them If caught playing on cell phones, the phones will have to go be taken away for the remainder of the class

6-7 Year Old Class *Topics discussed so far include: - The story of prophet Adam السلام) (علیھ and the importance of repentance. - The story of prophet Idris السلام) (علیھ and some of his wise sayings (علیھ السلام) - The story of prophet Nuh - Where some Hajj practices originated from - The story of prophet Hud السلام) (علیھ and the sins of shirk and arrogance *Taken a quiz

6-7 Year Old Class *Some completed art projects include the following: - Eid Lanterns - Lessons learned - 3d scene

6-7 Year Old Class *Future plan: - Continue to learn the stories of the prophets and messages behind them - Continue to make related art projects to help with lessons - Encourage presentation - Assessments on lessons

8-11 Year Old Class Topics covered so far: -Some of the Asmaa al-husna (99 Names of God) -Differences between Jalali and Jamali names of God and in which contexts to use them. -The Significance of Hajj and the Day of Arafah -Lessons from the Story of Prophet Yusuf -General Islamic History/Historical Context

Future Topics for 8-11 Year Olds -Aqida (Essentials of Islamic Belief): Who is God? What are God s attributes? What are the proofs for the existence of God? What is our relationship to God? What is our relationship to others? What is our purpose here on earth? What specifically do we as Muslims believe in and why? What are the pillars of faith? -Stories of the Prophets, Sahaba, and Righteous Historical Muslim Figures -Aspects of Fard Al-Ayn (What is incumbent upon every Muslim to know and fulfill) and Fard Al-Kiffayah (What is incumbent upon the community) -Prophetic Manners

Future Topics Continued -Imam Nawawi s 40 Hadith -Contemporary Challenges Muslim Youth face in the West -Stories from the Quran and significance of Specific Surahs -Islamic Holidays and Important Occasions: Eid, Laylatul Qadr, Ramadan, Israa wal Mi raaj, Battle of Badr, Day of Arafat, etc.

Quran Tafsir

Regular Tafsir Class Arabic (2-3 years) Translation & basic explanation (1 year) Actual Tafsir (1-2 years) 5-8 hrs a day 5-6 days a week

Goals of Tafsir in Hikma Do we know what is in the Quran? Understanding the Quran is not just another book Fascination with the Quran Holistic view of the certain Surahs Application of every verse to self 2 Ways to achieve goals

Method Ideal Coming to class prepared Interactive Learning outside of class Discussion at home Questions and observations

Method (contd) Reality Attendance with consequences Homework Class assignments Tests Parent/Teacher conference

Seerah of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) Life in Makkah: Early life: - Birth and Upbringing. - Death of Parents - Time with Haleemah Sadia - Role of Abdul-Muttalib (Grandfather) - Role of Abu Talib (Uncle) Life before Phrophethood: - Battle of Fijar - Hilf al Fadool - The rebuilding of the Ka abah - Marriage to Khadeejah The first Revelation (Cave of Hira) The early Converts (Sahabah) The Character/Personality of the Phrophet: Al-Sadiq (The Truthful) Al-Ameen (The Trustworthy) Helping the needy - Orphans - Widows - beggars, etc

Seerah of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) Future Topics: Early years of Islam Development of early muslims Prosecution of the Muslims Migration to Abyssinia The Prophet s reaction to Opposition The mental, emotional and physical torture of the Muslims. The Boycott Death of Abu Talib and Khadeejah. Migration to Yathrib What are the benefits of learning the Seerah?

How to Further Your Child's Islamic Education - Spend quality time with your child and ask them what they learned at Hikmah. Ask them to teach you what they learned. - Pray together as a family and reinforce Islamic manners at home. Set aside time each day to make dua, read a hadith or read some quran together as a family. Encourage your child to take an active role in worship and Islamic learning at home. - Encourage your child to surround themselves with good company and facilitate this for them. - Be good role models for your child to follow - Set goals together - Keep lines of communication between you and your child open