Arabic, Quranic & Islamic Studies

How does Islamic education connect with the IB program at TA?

IB emphasizes inquiry-based learning, where students actively engage in asking questions, conducting research, and exploring topics in depth. Islamic education can incorporate this approach by encouraging students to inquire about Islamic history, ethics, and values.

IB aims to develop internationally minded students with a strong awareness of global issues. Islamic education can align with this by integrating global perspectives within the context of Islamic teachings, fostering an understanding of the interconnectedness of the world.

The IB program encourages students to consider ethical implications in their studies. Islamic education, rooted in ethical principles, can reinforce the importance of ethical behavior, social justice, and responsibility based on Islamic teachings.

Both IB and Islamic education aim to instill a love for learning and the skills needed for lifelong learning. Islamic education can emphasize the concept of seeking knowledge as a lifelong pursuit, aligning with the IB goal of developing learners who are curious and open-minded.

Tarbiyah Musllah
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Tarbiyah Wudu Stations
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Elementary & Middle School

All grades benefit from 6-hours a week of Arabic, Quran and Islamic studies Instruction

  • Daily Athkar during morning assembly
  • Daily Duhr Prayer
  • Early dismissal for Jummah Prayer on Fridays
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Arabic Quran & Islamic Studies Components

Arabic

Quran

Islamic Studies

Literacy Reading Sirah
Reading Fluency Hadeeth
Writing Tajweed Aqidah
Speaking (conversational Arabic) Recitation Fiqh
Grammar Pronounciation  
Vocabulary Memorization  
Spelling Reflection  
  Implementation  
  Tafseer  

AQI Scholars

Our school is proud to have a team of experienced Islamic Instructors who guide students in the understanding of Quranic teachings, Hadith, Fiqh, and the broader principles of Islamic ethics. Their wisdom and knowledge create a nurturing environment for spiritual growth.

IB's emphasis on international-mindedness aligns with the Quran's teachings on the diversity of humanity. Students gain a broader perspective of the world and its cultures, promoting tolerance and appreciation for global diversity while still maintaining their Islamic identity.