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Aisha Islamic Center

Opening soon, in sha Allah

Aisha Kids School

A warm, joyful place where children learn the Qur'an, Arabic and their faith, and grow in good character. Pre-register now to save a place.

What children will learn

Five tracks taught by qualified teachers, in English and French.

  • Qur'an & tajwid

    Reading, correct recitation and memorization at each child's pace, with a personal progress record.

    Weekends, times announced at launch

  • Arabic language

    Reading, writing and speaking Arabic, from the alphabet to understanding the Qur'an.

    Weekends, times announced at launch

  • Islamic studies

    Faith, worship, the life of the Prophet ﷺ and the stories of the prophets, taught in English and French.

    Weekends, times announced at launch

  • Character & adab

    Manners, kindness, honesty and confidence, learned through stories, games and projects.

    Weekends, times announced at launch

  • Weekend school

    A full Saturday or Sunday morning combining Qur'an, Arabic, Islamic studies and activities.

    Saturday or Sunday morning

The program by age

Each child is placed in a level after a short meeting, then moves up at their own pace.

1

Little Stars

Ages 4 to 6

A gentle first step: learning to love the Qur'an, the mosque and good manners through play, songs and stories.

Qur'an
Al-Fatiha and the shortest surahs, recited together every class. Hearing and repeating the sounds of the Arabic letters.
Arabic
The alphabet with shapes and sounds, colours, numbers 1 to 10 and everyday greetings.
Islamic studies
Allah our Creator, the five pillars in simple words, the movements of wudu and salah, and stories of Adam, Nuh and Ibrahim (peace be upon them).
Character & adab
Saying salam, bismillah and alhamdulillah, kindness to parents, sharing with friends and short daily duas.

Surahs to memorize

Tap a surah to read it and listen to it at home with your child.

2

Explorers

Ages 7 to 9

Children start reading the Qur'an on their own and discover the life of the Prophet ﷺ.

Qur'an
From the Qaida to fluent reading, correct pronunciation of each letter, and memorizing Al-Ma'un to Al-'Adiyat.
Arabic
Reading and writing joined letters with short vowels, simple words and sentences, and classroom vocabulary.
Islamic studies
Complete wudu and salah, the six pillars of faith, the Prophet's ﷺ life in Makkah, and the stories of Musa, Yusuf and Yunus (peace be upon them).
Character & adab
Honesty, keeping promises, manners in the mosque, respect for elders, and the morning and evening remembrances.

Surahs to memorize

Tap a surah to read it and listen to it at home with your child.

3

Builders

Ages 10 to 12

Students build solid foundations: recitation with tajwid, real Arabic reading and the practice of worship.

Qur'an
Reciting with the main tajwid rules (nun sakinah, madd, qalqalah) and memorizing Az-Zalzalah to Al-A'la.
Arabic
Nouns, verbs and particles, reading short texts, writing a paragraph, and simple conversations.
Islamic studies
The Prophet's ﷺ life in Madinah, the Companions, the fiqh of prayer, fasting and zakat, and selected hadith from Imam an-Nawawi's Forty.
Character & adab
Responsibility, choosing good friends, kindness online, helping in the community and caring for Allah's creation.
4

Leaders

Ages 13 to 16

Teenagers complete Juz' 'Amma, understand what they recite and grow as confident young Muslims in Montréal.

Qur'an
Completing Juz' 'Amma (At-Tariq to An-Naba'), the meaning and lessons of the short surahs, and beginning Juz' Tabarak.
Arabic
Qur'anic vocabulary, reading classical texts and speaking in front of a group.
Islamic studies
Foundations of belief, fiqh for everyday life, Islamic history and being a young Muslim in Canada.
Character & adab
Leadership, mentoring younger students, volunteering, identity and confidence, and well-being.

Surahs to memorize

Tap a surah to read it and listen to it at home with your child.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Pre-register

    Fill in the form below for each child. It takes two minutes and is free.

  2. Step 2

    Meet the team

    We contact you to meet your child and find the right level and schedule.

  3. Step 3

    Start learning

    Classes begin with the new school, in sha Allah. You will follow your child's progress.

Pre-register your child

One form per child. Pre-registration does not commit you to anything; we will contact you before classes start.

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