The Maktab Program mission is to empower Muslim youth with Islamic knowledge, values, and the confidence to lead lives of service, devotion, and positive impact. We operationalize this mission by providing top-quality Islamic education classes for children in our community.
Core Areas of Study
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Fiqh
Providing students with an understanding of the essential rulings of worship in Islam, including prayer, fasting, zakah, and other acts of devotion. Through studying Fiqh, students will gain the knowledge and confidence to practice their faith correctly, nurturing a lifelong connection with Allah
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Seerah
Introducing students to the life and mission of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. By studying his character, leadership, and teachings, students will gain timeless lessons on faith, resilience, and compassion, inspiring them to apply his example in their own lives.
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Tarikh
Help students explore the stories of earlier Prophets, learning how they guided their people and remained steadfast in their faith.
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Aqa'id
Focusing on developing a sound understanding of Islamic beliefs, especially the names and attributes of Allah. This will build a strong foundation of faith, helping students deepen their trust in Allah and recognize His presence in their daily lives.
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Akhlaq
Learning the importance of good character, such as honesty, patience, respect, and responsibility. Students are guided to embody these values in their interactions, shaping them into individuals who contribute positively to their families and communities.
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Adab
Teaching the proper etiquette and manners that Islam encourages in daily life, from showing kindness to others to respecting elders and practicing gratitude. Through Adab, students learn how to live with dignity, respect, and thoughtfulness.
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“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”
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“Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.”
FAQs
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There are many ways for us to assist you throughout the registration process this year:
For RETURNING STUDENTS, the first step is to complete a form to let us know your interest in attending this school year. Here is the link to that form: https://forms.gle/GiwS3kNSPcLMPcLH8
For NEW STUDENTS, the first step is to open an account in our Blackbaud software. Here is a link for that: https://muslimfamilycenter.myschoolapp.com/app?svcid=edu#login/apply
Representatives will be on hand to answer questions after both Jummuah prayers at the Owen Brown Interfaith Center on Fridays, August 22 and 29.
In-person Open House registration events will be held at the Waterloo masjid on:
Saturday, August 23 from 2-5pm
Monday, August 25 thru Thursday, August 28 from 6-8:30pm
Sunday, August 31 from 10am-1pm
Online sessions will be open on Monday, August 25 thru Thursday, August 28 from 6-8:30pm
📌The deadline for submission of all applications for the upcoming school year will be 12:00am on Sunday, September 7.
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Classes are scheduled to provide the maximum opportunity to select a day and time combination that works best for your schedule:
Sundays: Quran 10-11:15am; IS 11:30am-1:45pm
Monday/Wednesday evenings: Quran 6-7:15pm; IS 7:20-8:45pm
Tuesday/Thursday evenings: Quran 6-7:15pm; IS 7:20-8:45pm
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It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.