AIA

Weekend Islamic School

American Islamic Association

8860 W. St Francis Rd, Frankfort, IL 60423
Phone: (815) 469-1551
E-mail: school@aiamasjid.org Web: www.aiamasjid.org
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Contents
Page 3……. INTRODUCTION -- Open Letter to Parents
Page 4……. Attendance
Page 4……. Tardiness
Page 4……. Security and Safety of Students
Page 4……. Homework
Page 4……. Class Supplies
Page 4……. Weather Emergencies
Page 4……. Emergency Drills
Page 5……. Competitions
Page 5……. Examinations
Page 5……. Complaints and Questions
Page 5……. Parents Involvement
Page 5……. Dress Code
Page 5……. Parent-Teacher Conferences
Page 6……. Discipline Policy
Page 7……. Students Classification
Page 8……. Class Schedule
Page 9……. Calendar of Events
Page 10……. Syllabus Course Material – Kindergarten and Elementary
Page 11……. Syllabus Course Material – Level 1 and Level 2
Page 12……. Syllabus Course Material – Level 3 and Level 4
Page 13……. Syllabus Course Material – Level 5, Level 6 and Level 7
Page 14……. Syllabus Course Material – Level 8, Level 9 and Level 10
Page 15……. Syllabus Course Material – Level 11 & Level 12

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In the Name of Allah, The Beneficent, The Most Merciful

INTRODUCTION
Dear Parents:
Welcome to the new school year at the AIA Weekend Islamic School. We are committed to provide quality
Islamic education and excellent services to your children. We are excited to build on our successes from the
past by implementing what worked best for us and learning lessons from our mistakes. We have a very
competent group of dedicated teachers who are willing to offer their services despite constraints of their social
and family obligations.
Please note that children 5 years old and above on September 1, 2018 will be enrolled in school.
The school will start on Sunday, September 9, 2018.
Please fill out the Enrollment form and return to AIA by August 17, 2018. It can be mailed in or dropped in the
AIA School black drop-box outside the Main Office door. Please note that enrollment after that date will require
a late fee of $100 per family, and only if space is available.
We expect the parents and students to take AIA School seriously. We will be implementing strict rules in the
School to keep discipline and achieve high standard of education.
We expect to start each class on time. It is the parents’ responsibility to bring their child to the School on time.
Tardiness by more than ten minutes will result in denial of attendance to the class and those students will be
sent to the Principal’s office. Attendance is absolutely necessary for children to keep a sense of commitment to
the Islamic School. Regular attendance helps in continuity and keeps the children focused on topics under
discussion. If the student is absent for more than three days, without permission, a disciplinary action will be
taken against the student. Children must be picked up by their parents within ten minutes of completion of Duhr
prayers.
Children are expected to observe Islamic dress code and show Islamic code of conduct while on AIA premises.
Children must remain in the compound during School hours and go to the class at its start time. Students are
expected to respect the teachers and elders. Eating and drinking is allowed only in the banquet hall dining area.
Abusive language, running or littering in the hallways and class rooms are all prohibited. No disruptive behavior
will be tolerated from students. All boys and girls are expected to remain silent in the prayer hall and not to run
around.
Students are expected to turn in all homework assignments on time. Parents are encouraged to work with their
children ahead of the classes and work with them after the classes. Homework assignments will be counted in
the grade determination. Parents are requested to inquire children about their home work. Disciplinary action
will be taken if the assignments are not completed on time.
Student are expected to bring all required materials to the class. This is especially applicable to bringing class
materials distributed by teachers, and their own pen, pencils, note books etc. Textbooks will be supplied to the
students on the first day of school.
We look forward to welcoming our new and returning students to our school, where the school motto is:
“Excellence in Education, Worship and Character!”
May Allah reward you!
Sincerely,

Abdul Khalique, PhD Khalid Mozaffar

Principal Associate Principal

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AIA WEEKEND SCHOOL POLICIES

Attendance
Attendance is absolutely necessary for children to keep a sense of commitment to the Islamic School. Regular
attendance helps in continuity and keeps the children focused on topics under discussion. If a student is
absent for more than three days, without permission, a disciplinary action will be taken against the student.

Tardiness
Each class is expected to start on time. It is the parents’ responsibility to bring their child to the School on time.
Tardiness by more than ten minutes will result in disciplinary action. Late comers will be sent to the Principal's
office and required to get a permission slip to enter the class.

Security and Safety of Students

Students must remain in the AIA compound during school hours and go to their classes at its time. Front door
will be locked a few minutes after the start of school hours and will remain locked for most of the time. Anyone
arriving late after the doors are locked will have to buzz in at the entrance and someone in the office will
unlock the door for the student/visitor to enter.

Students will be allowed to play outside under the supervision of adults during lunch break. Students must be
picked up by their parents within 10 minutes of completion of Dhuhr prayers (around 1:50 pm). No student will
be allowed to go outside and wait for the ride. Parents must come inside the building from front door to pick up
their child.

Home Work
Each student is expected to turn all homework assignments on time. Parents are requested to work with their
children to get the assignment completed. Homework assignment will be counted in the grade determination.
Disciplinary action will be taken if assignments are not completed on time.

Class Supplies
Every student is expected to bring all required materials to the class. This is especially applicable to bringing
class materials distributed by teachers, pen, pencils, note books etc. Teachers will advise students regarding
books and other reading material. It is preferred that students take notes in class and make a separate section
for each class in a spiral note book.

Weather Emergencies
In cases of inclement weather of serious nature, principal will announce cancellation of classes for the day.
The teachers will make every effort to catch up with the scheduled material for the canceled class.

Emergency Drills
The School will conduct emergency drills once or twice a year to train the staff and students what to do in case
of an emergency. There will be three types of drills. In case of a TORNADO, everyone will be sent to the
basement Banquet Hall. In case of a FIRE, everyone will be trained to evacuate the building and head outside
to the Safety Gathering Area near the picnic area. For INTRUDER LOCKDOWN situation, everyone will be
trained to hide inside their own class rooms.

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Competitions
In order to keep the parents abreast of their children's progress, stimulate learning and motivate students,
competitions will be held from time to time and prizes will be awarded to the winning group of students.

Examinations
Mid-term and final examinations will be given to students to test their learning. All major exams will be pre-
announced but pop quizzes will be given unannounced to test ongoing learning and retention of knowledge.

Complaints and Questions

If a situation occurs where a parent feels something wrong has been done, they are encouraged to talk to
teachers first if it is a direct class related problem but if the problem is concerning the system itself, they should
discuss the problem with the principal. All concerns, misunderstandings or miscommunication problems must
be resolved in an Islamic way without involving persons not concerned with the issue. Personal egos,
unhealthy competition, or desire to control events must be avoided under all circumstances. This code of
conduct is expected from students, teachers, parents and all those involved with the Islamic school.

Parents Involvement
Parent's participation is very important in their children's activities. Parent's interaction with their children
outside the classroom helps them to do better in the school. Please do not simply drop off your child and
expect everything will be taken care of.If you have any suggestion or comments regarding school, please send
them to the principal in writing.

Dress Code
AIA Islamic school is an institution dedicated to teach our children Islamic morals, manners and personal
conduct. It is important that we follow strict Islamic guidelines to achieve these objectives. Students are
required to adhere to the Islamic dress code. Full compliance and cooperation is required from all students
and parents. The following are minimum guidelines for the dress code:

Girls:
1. Girls should wear dress that is loose and not transparent or form fitting.
2. Loose fitting slacks that cover legs up to ankles
3. Tops that must be loose, long-sleeved
4. Head must be covered with a scarf or Hijab
5. No shorts and tank tops
6. No live image of any kind is allowed on the clothes

Boys:
1. Shirts must cover the upper body completely
2. No shorts and tank tops. Wear long loose pants.
3. Wearing of cap/topi/kufi is highly encouraged
4. No live images of any kind are allowed on the clothes
5. No bracelets, bands, neck chains or jewelry and no body piercing

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Parent-Teacher Conference
A parent-teacher conference will be held once in the school year. Your participation is important to make
conference useful. We sincerely hope you will avail this opportunity to discuss matters relating to your child's
progress in the school.

Discipline Policy
Students are expected to show Islamic code of conduct at the School premises. They are expected to respect
the teachers, recess supervisors, elders, and keep the class room clean and tidy.

Talking in the class room, throwing objects and disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. Any verbal abuse, foul
language, fighting, bullying, running and littering in the class room, prayer hall and hallway is prohibited.
Destruction of property anywhere on AIA premises including parking lot will not be tolerated. Inappropriate
literature and harmful materials to the school is prohibited. Eating and drinking is allowed only in the dining
area of the banquet hall.

Following actions will be taken against the students if they do not follow the discipline policy.

Step 1. The student will be given a verbal warning by the teacher.

Step 2. The student will be given second warning and a parent's notification will be mailed.
Step 3. The student will be sent to the Principal's office and a second notification will be mailed.
Step 4. The student will be sent to the Principal's office, deprived of recess and a third notification will be
mailed.
Step 5. The student will be sent to the Principal's office and deprived of recess. The Principal will contact the
parents and discuss the situation with them.
Step 6. Further action will be taken as necessary if the situation does not improve.

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STUDENTS CLASSIFICATION
The following classification is based on age group. However, students might be placed in other classes
depending upon their present knowledge and abilities. Teacher's recommendations and parents' input would
be very critical in this matter, but the Principal will make the final decision.

Class Age Group

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Kindergarten No Kindergarten Class this year

Elementary 5 -6 years (Kindergarten students of last year and all new 5 & 6 yrs old student)

Level 1 No Level 1 Class this year

Level 2 7- 8 years (Level 1 students of last year and all new 7 & 8 yrs old students)

Level 3 No Level 3 Class this year

Level 4 9-10 years (Level 3 students of last year and all new 9 & 10 yrs old students)

Level 5 No Level 5 Class this year

Level 6 11-12 years (Level 5 students of last year and all new 11 & 12 yrs old students)

Level 7 No Level 7 Class this year

Level 8 13-14 years (Level 7 students of last year and all new 13 & 14 yrs old students)

Level 9 No Level 9 Class this year

Level 10 15-16 years (Level 9 students of last year all new 15 & 16 yrs old students

Level 11 No Level 11 Class this year

Level 12 17-18 years (Level 11 students of last year and all new 17 & 18 yrs. old students)

________________________________________________________________________________________

NOTE: Due to shortage of classroom space and number of enrollees in each class different age group
students will be placed together.

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CLASS SCHEDULE FOR 2018-2019*

* Subject to change by Administration with no notice OR on short notice.

BEFORE PERIOD 0 – EARLY HOUR QURAN / TAJWEED CLASS**

SCHOOL 10:30am – 11:00am
For any student
In Prayer Hall with: Hafiz Shaker Ahmed and Br. Abdus Salam
enrolled in AIA School
PERIOD 1 PERIOD 2
11:00am – 12:00pm 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Elementary QURAN/ARABIC ISLAMIC STUDIES
(5-6 yr old)
LEVEL 2 ISLAMIC STUDIES QURAN/ARABIC
(7/8 yr old)

LUNCH / RECESS BREAK 12:00 – 12:30 pm

1:40 pm (Iqama)
LEVEL 4 QURAN / ARABIC ISLAMIC STUDIES
(9/10 yr old)
LEVEL 6 ISLAMIC STUDIES QURAN/ARABIC
(11/12 yr old)
LEVEL 8 QURAN/ARABIC ISLAMIC STUDIES

DHUHR PRAYER
(13/14 yr old)
LEVEL 10 ISLAMIC STUDIES QURAN/ARABIC
(15/16 yr old)
LEVEL 12 QURAN/ARABIC ISLAMIC STUDIES
(17/18 yr old)

** Early Hour Quran/Tajweed Class:

Introduction to Quranic Arabic & Reading Quran
An early hour Quran/Tajweed class is held on each school day from 10:30 to 11:00 am. This class is intended
for those students who need extra help to learn Quranic Arabic and read Quran at their own pace and catch up
with the regular students in their class. Several students have benefited with this class in the past and we
encourage parents of those students who need extra help to send their children to this class.

Students of whatever age can attend this class who need to start from the very beginning by learning the
Arabic alphabet and also those students who are already reading the Quran can attend for extra practice &
monitoring – and everyone in between.

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AIA WEEKEND ISLAMIC SCHOOL CALENDAR – 2018-2019

* Subject to change by Administration with no notice OR on short notice.
DATE SCHOOL EVENT
09/09/2018 IN SESSION FIRST PERIOD - STUDENTS ASSEMBLY (WITH PARENTS)
09/16/2018 IN SESSION Teacher's Meeting After School #1 (For Teaching Staff only)
09/23/2018 SPECIAL FUN DAY
09/30/2018 IN SESSION
10/07/2018 IN SESSION
10/14/2018 IN SESSION
10/21/2018 IN SESSION EMERGENCY/SAFETY DRILL
10/28/2018 IN SESSION LEVEL 10/12 Speaker First Period
11/04/2018 IN SESSION
11/11/2018 IN SESSION
11/18/2018 IN SESSION
11/25/2018 NO CLASSES THANKSGIVING BREAK
12/02/2018 IN SESSION Teacher's Meeting After School #2
12/09/2018 IN SESSION LEVEL 10/12 Speaker Second Period
12/16/2018 SPECIAL MID-TERM EXAMINATION
12/23/2018 NO CLASSES WINTER BREAK
12/30/2018 NO CLASSES WINTER BREAK
01/06/2019 IN SESSION Sign-up for Parent Teacher Conferences
01/13/2019 IN SESSION Sign-up for Parent Teacher Conferences
01/20/2019 SPECIAL PARENTS-TEACHERS CONFERENCE & LUNCHEON (NO CLASSES)
01/27/2019 IN SESSION
02/03/2019 IN SESSION LEVEL 10/12 Speaker First Period
02/10/2019 IN SESSION Teacher's Meeting After School #3
02/17/2019 IN SESSION QURAN RECITATION COMPETITION – FIRST ROUND (IN CLASS)
02/24/2019 SPECIAL QURAN RECITATION COMPETITION - FINAL (PARENTS INVITED)
03/03/2019 IN SESSION Surah Memorization Club Starts for 6 Weeks (after Zuhr) [Week 1]
03/10/2019 IN SESSION [Surah Club Week 2]
03/17/2019 IN SESSION LEVEL 10/12 Speaker Second Period[Surah Club Week 3]
03/24/2019 IN SESSION [Surah Club Week 4]
03/31/2019 IN SESSION [Surah Club Week 5]
04/07/2019 IN SESSION Surah Club Final Day[Surah Club Week 6]
04/14/2019 SPECIAL FIELD TRIP (NO CLASSES)
04/21/2019 IN SESSION Teacher's Meeting After School #4
04/28/2019 IN SESSION
05/05/2019 SPECIAL FINAL EXAMINATION
05/12/2019 SPECIAL RAMADAN ACTIVITIES (NO CLASSES)
05/19/2019 SPECIAL GRADUATION DAY

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WEEKEND ISLAMIC SCHOOL

SYLLABUS BOOKS & CURRICULUM – 2018-2019
Dark Print – These classes are in session this school year
Light Print – These classes are notin session this school year

CLASS HOLY QURANIC ARABIC/SURAH ISLAMIC STUDIES

QURAN/ARABIC MEMORIZATION BOOKS
LANGUAGE BOOKS CURRICULUM
Kindergarten Ready to Write Alif, Ba, Quranic Arabic: (1) Islamic Studies -
(5 yr old) Ta Read Arabic alphabets, Alif through Ya, Weekend Learning Series,
Weekend Learning with correct pronunciation. Level K
Publishers
Memorization: (2) My Islamic Coloring
Tasmihiah (Bismillah -----------) Book
Taudh (AaoodhoBillah -------------) Weekend Learning
Allahu Akbar Publishers
Tasmie (SamiAllahu -------------)
Tahmeed (RabbanaLakalHamd)
TasbeehRaku (SubhanaRabbilAzeem)
TasbeehSajud (SubhanaRabbilAalaa)
Salam
Dua (Rabbi ZidniIlma)
Al-Hamdulillah
First Kalima

Elementary Write and Erase Arabic Quranic Arabic: (1) Islamic Studies -
(5-6 yr old) Alphabet, Volume 1 Recognize Arabic Alphabets and read Weekend Learning Series,
Taqwa Prints with correct pronunciation Level K
A Division of Weekend
Learning Publishers Memorization: (2) 5 Pillars of Islam -
Review words learned in Kindergarten Activity Book
Class Taqwa Prints
Surah Fatiha A Division of Weekend
Surah Ikhlas Learning Publishers
Surah Kauthar
Second Kalima
Dua Before and After Eating
Dua Entering and Leaving Masjid

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QURAN/ARABIC MEMORIZATION BOOKS
LANGUAGE BOOKS CURRICULUM
Level 1 Beginners Arabic Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(6-7 yr old) Reading Read Arabic vowel Fatha, Kasra, Learning Series, Level 1
By Mohammad Arif Damma and mixed short vowels
Weekend Learning Read letters with Tanween sign, We Are Muslims, Grade 1
Publishers Fathataan, Kasrataan and Dammataan Textbook - Teacher's
Learn joining letters Resource Book
Learn four forms of letters - by itself, By IQRA, Chicago
beginning, middle, and end shapes

Memorization:
Perfect memorization that are part of
Salat
Thana
Tashahud
Darood Ibrahim
Adhan
Third Kalima
Surah Nas&Surah Falaq

Level 2 Beginners Arabic Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend

(7-8 yr old) Reading Learn six Arabic letters that do not join Learning Series, Level 2
By Mohammad Arif with the letters that come after them in a
Weekend Learning word We Are Muslims, Grade 2
Publishers Read letters with Sukoon sign, Sukoon Textbook - Teacher's
and Tanween sign Resource Book
Read Huroof Maddah and long Maddah by IQRA, Chicago
Read letters with Vertical Alif
Read letters with Shaddah sign, Sukoon
and Shaddah sign
Read two and three lettered words
without joining
Read Compound letters and Mixed
letters

Memorization:
Review Surahs 112 to 114 and all the
recitation that are part of Salat
Fourth Kalima
DuaQanoot
Surah Lahab, Surah Nasr&Surah
Kafiroon

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CLASS HOLY QURANIC ARABIC/SURAH ISLAMIC STUDIES

QURAN/ARABIC MEMORIZATION BOOKS
LANGUAGE BOOKS CURRICULUM
Level 3 (1) Quran Made Easy Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(8-9 yr old) By Shabbir A. Behlim Read three and four letters words with Learning Series, Level 3
Kazi Publications, Inc. Fatha, Kasra and Damma
Read words with mixed vowel points We are Muslims, Grade 3
(2) Juz "Amma Read AlifMadda with letters carrying Textbook- Teacher's
9 lines per page vowel marks Resource Book
Read 2,3 and 4 lettered combination by IQRA, Chicago
Tajweed Made Easy- words with Fatha and Sukoon
Teacher's Resource Book Read 2,3 and 4 lettered combination
By Ruquiyah Islam words with Kasra and Sukoon
Taqwa Prints Read 2,3 and 4 lettered combination
words with Damma and Sukoon
Read letters with mixed vowel marks

Memorization:
Review Surah 109 to 114
Dua' in Salat and Dua' after Salat
FifthKalima
Surah Maun, Surah Quraish&Surah Fil

Level 4 (1) Quran Made Easy Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(9-10 yr old) By Shabbir A. Behlim Read Tanwin of Fatha, Kasra and Learning Series, Level 4
Kazi Publications, Inc. Damma
Read mixed Tanwin of Fatha, Kasra We are Muslims, Grade 4
(2) Juz "Amma and Damma Textbook- Teacher's
9 lines per page Read compound letters with Tanwin Resource Book
sign by IQRA, Chicago
Tajweed Made Easy- Read Wau with Sukun sign and letters
Teacher's Resource Book with Wau and Sukunsign
By Ruquiyah Islam Read Ya with Sukun sign and letters
Taqwa Prints with Ya and Sukun sign
Read Upright Fatha and Upright Kasra
and Inverted Damma
Read words with Short and Long Madda
Read words with Shaddah

Memorization:
Review Surah 105 to 114
Memorize Dua in and after Salat
Surah Humaza, Surah Asr, Surah
Takathur, Surah Al Qariah, Surah Al
Adiyat & Surah Al Zilzal

GRADUATION REQUIREMENT: Perfect performance of Salat is a requirement to pass Level 4. Student will not
be promoted to Level 5 Class unless he/she knows how to perform Salat at the end of the
school year.

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CLASS HOLY QURANIC ARABIC/SURAH ISLAMIC STUDIES

QURAN/ARABIC MEMORIZATION BOOKS
LANGUAGE BOOKS CURRICULUM
Level 5 (1) Juz 'AmmaPrimer Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies, Weekend
(10-11 yr old) (With Color Codes for Read Juz'Amma with Tajweed Rules Learning Series, Level 5
Tajweed)
Taqwa Prints Memorization: We are Muslims, Grade 5
A Division of Weekend Review Surah 99 to 114 Textbook- Teacher's
Learning Publishers Al Baiynah Resource Book
Al-Qadr by IQRA, Chicago
(2) The Quranic Al-Alaq
Supplications (Ad'iyah) Quranic Supplications (Dua) 1 to 8
Compiled by SaimaShahid
Edited By Mohammad
MazharHussaini
Al-Meezan International

Level 6 (1) Juz 'AmmaPrimer Read Juz 'Amma with Tajweed Rules Islamic Studies - Weekend
(11-12 yr old) (With Color Codes for Learning Series, Level 6
Tajweed) Memorization:
Taqwa Prints Review Surah 96 to 114 We Are Muslims, Grade 6
A Division of Weekend Al Tin Textbook - Teacher's
Learning Publishers AlInshirah Resource Book
Al Duha by IQRA, Chicago
(2) The Quranic Al Layl
Supplications (Ad'iyah) Quranic Supplications (Dua) 9 to 18
Compiled by SaimaShahid
Edited by Mohammad
Mazhar Hussaini
Al-Meezan International

Level 7 (1) Juz 'Amma Primer Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(12-13 yr old) (With Color Codes for Read Juz 'Amma with Tajweed Rules Learning Series, Level 7
Tajweed)
Taqwa Prints Memorization: Life of Rasulullah, Makkah
A Division of Weekend Review Surah 92 to 114 Period - Teacher's Resource
Learning Publishers Al Shams Book
Al Balad By Hussain A. Nuri
(2) The Quranic Al Fajr Weekend Learning
Supplications (Ad'iyah) Quranic Supplications (Dua) 19 to 30 Publishers
Compiled by Saima Shahid
Edited By Mohammad
Mazhar Hussaini
Al-Meezan International

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QURAN/ARABIC MEMORIZATION BOOKS
LANGUAGE BOOKS CURRICULUM
Level 8 (1) Juz 'AmmaPrimer QuranicArabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(13-14 yr old) (With Color Codes for Read Juz 'Amma with Tajweed Rules Learning Series, Level 8
Tajweed)
Taqwa Prints Memorization: Life of Rasulullah, Madinah
A Division of Weekend Review Surah 89 to 114 Period- Teacher's Resource
Learning Publishers Al Ghashiyah Book
Al Aala By Hussain A. Nuri
(2) The Quranic At Tariq Weekend Learning
Supplications (Ad'iyah) Al Burooj Publishers
Compiled by SaimaShahid Quranic Supplications (Dua) 31 to 50
Edited By Mohammad
Mazhar Hussaini
Al-Meezan International
Level 9 JuzAmma’ For School Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(14-15 yr old) Students Recite Quran fluently with Tajweed Learning Series, Level 9
By Hasain A. Nuri & Detailed discussion of Surah’sFatiha,
Mansur Ahmed AnNas (114) to Surah Al-Alaq (96) Stories of Prophets-
Weekend Learning Teacher's Resource
Publishers Memorization: By Ibn - Kathir
Review Surah 85 to 114 Translated by Sheikh
Ahadith for Children Al Inshiqaq Muhammad Gemeih
By Abdul Rauf Al Mutaffifin Publisher, Islamic Book
Library of Islam Al Infitar Services
South Elgin, Illinos Darya Ganj, New Delhi, India
Teachers Resource Book
Level 10 Juz 'Amma For School Quranic Arabic: Islamic Studies - Weekend
(15-16 yr old) Students Recite Quran fluently with Tajweed Learning Series, Level 10
By Hasain A. Nuri & Detailed discussion of Surah At Tin (95)
Mansur Ahmed to Surah Naba' (78) Stories of Prophets -
Weekend Learning Teacher's Resource Book
Publishers Memorization: By Ibn- e-Kathir
Review Surah 82 to 114 Translated by Sheikh
Ahadith for Children Al Takwir Muhammad Gemeiah
By Abdul Rauf Abasa Publisher: Islamic Book
Library of Islam Al Naziat Service
South Elgin, Illinois AlNaba Darya Ganj, New Delhi, India
Teachers Resource Book

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CLASS HOLY QURAN/ARABIC ISLAMIC STUDIES BOOKS

LANGUAGE BOOKS
Level 11/12 (1) JuzTabarak For School (1) Islamic Studies - Weekend Learning Series, Level 11/12
(16-17 yr old Students
& 17-18 yr By Hasain A. Nuri & Mansur (2)The War Within Our Hearts
old) Ahmed By Habib Quadri and Saad Quadri
Weekend Learning Publishers
(3) Teacher's Notes on the Following Topics:
(2) Forty Hadith Qudsi
IQRA Book Center (i) Thanksgiving - Islamic Way of Thanking Allah and others
Chicago, Illinois (ii) Christmas - Birth of Isa (A) According to Quran and Hadith
Teachers Resource Book (iii) New Year - Islamic Perspective of New Year
(iv) Easter/Good Friday: Importance of Friday in Islam
(v) Valentine Day - Mixing with other Genders, Extra Marital
Relations, Marriage in Islam
(vi) Mother's Day - Human Rights in Islam with Emphasis on
Mother's Rights

(4) Forty Hadith (Cover one Hadith every School day)

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