Our evening Maktab is designed for children who attend regular public school and want to build a strong foundation in Islamic studies, Arabic, and Qur’an. Held Monday through Thursday from 5:00–6:30 pm, the program blends nurturing instruction with structured progression.
EVENING Maktab SCHOOL — Monday to Thursday. Classes follow the academic year with breaks aligned to major school holidays, and each class runs 90 minutes with short transition breaks. Consistent attendance is expected for steady progress. (No classes will be conducted in the month of Ramadan.)
Students progress from letter recognition to fluent recitation with correct pronunciation, focusing on makhārij, basic rules, and confident, respectful delivery.
Letter forms, sounds, vocabulary, and sentence basics to build practical reading skills and comprehension, preparing students for independent study and deeper texts.
Core beliefs (ʿAqīdah), daily worship (Ṣalāh, adhkār), prophetic manners (Akhlāq), seerah highlights, and age-appropriate fiqh—taught with real-life application.
Essential surahs and daily duas to anchor practice at home and in the masjid.
Regular checkpoints with simple rubrics, parent feedback notes, and individualized goals so every child knows their next step.
Weekly progress notes and monthly checkpoints keep goals clear, with a reading log of 10–15 minutes of daily practice at home.
Strong academics with gentle, values-centered teaching.
Clear levels, measurable goals, and regular feedback.
Caring teachers who understand after-school energy and attention.
A welcoming environment that nurtures belonging and dignity.
Monday–Thursday, 5:00–6:30 pm—built for public school families.
Letter recognition, basic sounds, short words, foundational duas, and prayer basics.
Fluent letter reading, short surah memorization, introductory tajwīd rules, expanding Arabic vocabulary.
Smooth Qur’an recitation, applied tajwīd, seerah summaries, fiqh of daily life, and Arabic reading comprehension.
Placement is based on a brief, friendly assessment during enrollment to ensure the right level and momentum.
Complete the registration form, placement assessment, and parent orientation.
A notebook for vocabulary, rules and reflections; the assigned Qur’an or reader (provided or recommended); and a pencil, ready for active learning.
Summary notes and at-home practice are provided for missed classes. Consistency is encouraged for steady progress.
Yes. Placement is individualized; siblings often thrive at their own pace.
Light practice — short daily reading and dua review for mastery without overload.
Next steps: visit and tour to meet teachers, see the classrooms and take the placement assessment; register to secure a spot for the upcoming term. We are happy to help with placement, materials and scheduling.