Al-Maqasid Madrasa Registration
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The Al-Maqasid Madrasa - known as Madrasa Al-Nash' Al-Ṣāliḥ, meaning "Righteous Upbringing" - is dedicated to nurturing a profound love for Allah ﷻ and His Beloved ﷺ within the hearts of our young scholars. This love is inherently present in their fitrah (innate disposition), and our goal is to nurture this sentiment by imparting the teachings of the Prophetic Inheritance. These teachings will aid them in maturing as devout believers, enabling them to flourish as steadfast followers of their faith, and to contribute positively to humanity, by the grace of Allah.

An array of Islamic sciences are offered at Madrasa Al-Nash' Al-Ṣāliḥ encompassing subjects such as Quranic studies, Hadith, Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Sira (biography of the Prophet ﷺ ), Islamic etiquette, and supplications.

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Program Overview 

For the 2023-2024 academic year, Madrasa classes will be provided to the community through a two-part program:

1. A morning Hifdh (memorization) segment with a primary focus on the Quran, accompanied by Islamic sciences that involve memorization.

2. A weekly afternoon Rawha Program, comprising Sīra (biography of the Prophet ﷺ ), Islamic etiquette, supplications, and an engaging activity.


MADRASA HIFDH PROGRAM

Madrasa al-Nash' al-Ṣāliḥ is intended for children aged 6 to 11, a period during which their remarkable ability to memorize and retain information is at its peak.

Our Madrasa Hifdh Program is designed to facilitate the memorization of the Quran, Hadith, invocations, and foundational texts of the Islamic tradition. While Quran memorization has always been a part of the Madrasa, our renewed focus is on prioritizing Hifdh al-Quran, starting with our morning program and followed by other Islamic sciences that also involve memorization.

The Madrasa's Hifdh Program is geared towards the optimal time for memorization, the early hours after the Fajr prayer, when minds are alert and fresh.

Allah ﷻ encourages us in the Quran: "And recite the Quran during the Fajr. Verily, the recitation of the Quran during Fajr is ever witnessed." (17:78)

The Prophet ﷺ stated: "It is witnessed by the angels of the night and the day." (Sunan Ibn Majah)

Our objective is to embed this sunnah in the lives of our students, their families, and the wider community, with the Hifdh program being offered three days a week, Tuesday through Thursday, from 6:30 am to 8:00 am. During these sessions, students will focus primarily on Hifdh al-Quran, followed by classes in Hadith, Fiqh, and 'Aqida.

To achieve success in the Hifdh Madrasa program, collaboration with parents and a consistent routine at home are essential to enable each student to realize their full potential. While Madrasa teachers employ various teaching techniques to aid students' learning and memorization during class, it's important to recognize that memorization necessitates regular repetition and review.

We recommend parents help their children allocate at least 5-6 hours per week to memorization and review at home. We view parents as our partners in education and strive to provide them with all the necessary resources to support their child(ren) in learning and memorizing the material.

We firmly believe that each student can achieve their highest potential at the Madrasa with an optimal learning environment both in the classroom and at home.


MADRASA RAWHA 

The second component of the Madrasa program for this academic year is the afternoon Rawha. A Rawha is traditionally a class that takes place in the late afternoon or early evening, that focuses on subjects that are related to Islamic spirituality. This time of the day is particularly a blessed time in which the provision for hearts is being distributed.

The Rawha class will occur once a week. The Madrasa’s Rawha encompasses an Islamic science component along with an interactive session to encourage student engagement with their peers. Additionally, the class will feature guest speakers and activity days. These sessions will take place every Wednesday afternoon from 4:00 pm to 5:15 pm.

Please note: While we strongly encourage students to enroll in both the Madrasa Hifdh and Rawha programs, understanding that together they constitute the Madrasa program for the year, we acknowledge that some students may face constraints in participating in both. As such, enrollment in both programs is not mandatory. While the two components will complement each other, attendance in one will not impact students' performance or comprehension in the other. Please be aware that the registration process remains the same regardless of whether students are enrolling in one or both programs.

Student Agreement
As a student in this program you agree to maintain a high degree of Ihsan (excellence).

You agree to demonstrate commitment to active learning and class participation at all times and to showing the utmost respect for your peers, the instructors, coursework, and facilities.  You agree to come to class with their assigned work complete. 

Parent Expectations:

The Ideal Learning Environment 

We hold the firm belief that every student has the capacity to achieve their utmost potential at Madrasa al-Nash' al-Ṣāliḥ, given the appropriate learning atmosphere both within the classroom and at home. Parents play an instrumental role in shaping this ideal setting by undertaking the following actions :

  • Asking their children about what they learned and discussing any questions as a family

  • Minimizing and regulating their child(ren)’s exposure to media and screens

  • Implementing what is taught in Madrasa at home


Expectations for Parents and Students:

  1. Hygiene and Grooming:

    • Maintain good hygiene standards such as clipped nails, clean attire, combed hair, and a pleasant fragrance.
    • Ensure your child is well-groomed and dressed appropriately for class.

  2. Supplies and Organization:

    • Students should bring their Madrasa supplies to each class. Consider using a dedicated bag or backpack exclusively for Madrasa items.

  3. Punctuality:

    • Students are expected to arrive five minutes before class, as classes will begin promptly Insha'Allah (God willing).

  4. Late Arrivals:

    • Being late for class will be considered a late arrival. If a student accumulates more than two late arrivals in a semester, a parent meeting will be arranged.

  5. Pick-Up Time:

    • Parents are expected to be punctual at pick-up time.

  6. Parent Involvement:

    • Parents are kindly asked not to attend classes with their children.

  7. Preparation:

    • Ensure students come to class well-fed, hydrated, having used the restroom, and performed wudu (ritual ablution) beforehand.

  8. Uniform Requirement:

    • Students must attend class wearing the designated uniform (refer to the uniform & dress code policy).

  9. Tuition Payments:

    • Monthly tuition payments are to be submitted by the first of each month.

  10. Communication Regarding Absences:

    • Use email to communicate with Madrasa staff if your child is unwell or will be absent from class.

  11. Illness Precaution:

    • If your child is displaying symptoms of illness, please keep them at home.

  12. Toys and Electronics:

    • Ensure that all toys, cards, fidget toys, candies, and electronic devices like cell phones and iPads are left at home.

  13. Water Bottle Encouragement:

    • Students are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle with water to stay hydrated.

  14. Hifdh Program Commitment:

    • For Hifdh program students, ensure they practice memorization and complete assigned work diligently at home. Consistent absenteeism or lagging behind might lead to meetings with Madrasa staff.

  15. Code of Conduct and Agreements:

    • Before Madrasa starts, students and parents must read and sign the Student Code of Conduct Agreement and the Media Community Agreement.

  16. Awareness of Policies:

    • Familiarize yourselves with all Madrasa policies detailed in the handbook.

By adhering to these expectations, both parents and students contribute to fostering a positive and productive learning environment at Madrasa.

Uniform & Dress Code Policy

With the aim of upholding excellence, noble character, and sincere intentions in the pursuit of sacred knowledge, students are obligated to adhere to the specified uniform guidelines:

Boys:

  • Solid colored Kufi (traditional cap) and Thoub (long garment).

Girls:

  • Modest attire, such as knee-length dress/shirt paired with pants, long skirt with a long-sleeve shirt, long sleeve long dress, or abaya.
  • Additionally, a solid-colored hijab is mandatory.

These uniform guidelines are intended to foster a respectful and focused learning environment, promoting the values of modesty and decorum while engaging in the study of sacred knowledge.

Health & Safety


  1. Health and Illness:

    • If your child is unwell or showing any signs of illness, it is mandatory for them to stay at home.

  2. Health Clearance:

    • Children must be free of fever and vomiting (without the use of medication) for at least 24 hours before returning to Madrasa.

  3. Drop-off and Pick-up:

    • Parents or authorized adults are responsible for signing in their children upon arrival and signing them out upon departure.
    • Children must be dropped off and picked up directly from the classroom. They are not allowed to walk independently from the parking lot.
Program Fees & Tuition 

Please note: While we strongly encourage students to enroll in both the Madrasa Hifdh and Rawha programs, understanding that together they constitute the Madrasa program for the year, we acknowledge that some students may face constraints in participating in both. As such, enrollment in both programs is not mandatory. While the two components will complement each other, attendance in one will not impact students' performance or comprehension in the other. Please be aware that the registration process remains the same regardless of whether students are enrolling in one or both programs.


Hifdh Program: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 
Class Time: 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM 
Location: Al-Maqasid | Basement 
Tuition: One time Application/Re-Enrollment Fee (per family) - $100
Monthly Tuition (per student): $175 (Annually $1,575) 

* Hifdh Program Tuition includes the Rawha Program. 
*Rawha Program: Activity days may require a nominal fee.

Rawha Program: Wednesday 
Class times: 4:00 - 5:15 PM 
Location: Al-Maqasid | Basement 
Tuition: One time Application/Re-Enrollment Fee (per family) - $50
Monthly Tuition (per student): $50 (Annually $450) 

* Activity days may require a nominal fee (transportation, materials, entrance fee, etc.).

10% discount available for children with siblings 

Al-Maqasid Madrasa aims to make this program accessible to all families. If paying the fees poses a challenge to your family, please let us know of your circumstances in the comments below or email us: Madrasa@almaqasid.org 
Student Registration & Schedule 

Please note that the submission of the Registration Interest Form does not guarantee enrollment in the Madrasa. Each form's timestamp determines the order of contact, with families reached out to in the sequence of their form submissions. If maximum enrollment is achieved, subsequent students are placed on a waitlist in the order their forms' are received.


Parents will receive communication when a spot becomes available for their child. A Family Interview with the Madrasa team will then be scheduled. This interview serves to acquaint the Madrasa team with the students and their families, explain the program, address specific queries or concerns, and ascertain the suitability of the student for the program.


2023-2024 Madrasa Calendar 

  • Registration: August 25th - September 10th
  • Fall Term Begins: October 3rd
  • Fall Break: November 18 - November 27
  • Fall Term Resumes: November 28
  • Winter Break: December 22 - January 1
  • Spring Term Begins: January 2
  • Ramadan Schedule: March 11 - March 28
  • Ramadan/Eid Break: March 29 - April 14
  • Last Day of Classes: May 23

During Ramadan and Rabi Al Awwal Community Daily Mawlid, we will implement a revised schedule with both in-person and online classes as necessary.

In the event of inclement weather leading to Madrasa cancellations or delays, parents will be notified via email/text.

All class sessions will be conducted in person with daily attendance records maintained. Currently, there is no virtual option available for in-person classes. Virtual sessions will only be scheduled for all registered students if circumstances prevent in-person classroom sessions.

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Please list two names and phone numbers for an emergency contact. This is someone that would be able to pick up your child in case of an emergency.
If your child is taking a Quran class, which platform have they been using?
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Can your child read Arabic from a mushaf? *
In Arabic, what level reader is your child? *
Please describe your child's level of Arabic reading and understanding. *
Please describe your child's level of Quran memorization. *
What are your goals for your child in joining the Madrasa? *
For Fiqh class, which Madhab would you like your child to study? (If you are not doing the Hifdh Program, answer N/A)
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Please share why your child has chosen to participate in the Hifdh program, Rawha or both?  *
If your child will be in the Hifdh program, what plan do you have in place in order for them to be able to commit to the rigorous memorization and early schedule?  Please share in detail, and place N/A if you're not participating in the Hifdh program.  *
What other activities or extracurriculars will your child be taking part in this year? *
Has there been any big changes in your child's life this year (e.g. new baby, move, school change etc.)? *
What are your child's strengths? *
What are your child's areas of growth? *
Tell us more about your child (e.g. hobbies, favorite color, interests etc.)  *
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