Learning Statistics
The timeline to complete Qaida, Quran etc, depends on the age, ability and drive of the child and as each child is an individual, this is hard to predetermine. We do however aim to push the children rapidly and as a quide for an average child we feel the following are achievable:
Completing Ahsanul Qawaid: (elementary level)
- Age 4-6 —– between 8 months to 1 year before starting Quran
- Age 6-8 —– between 4 months to 6 months before starting Quran
- Age 8-12 —- between 1 month to 5 months before starting Quran
The above statistics are merely an estimation and guide based on our experiences, and are based on daily attendance. Your child may have different results to the above shown examples.
Completing of Al Quran – on average 2 years of first Quran completion.
- The first 6 to 8 months of Quran are very centred on low quantity and intense quality. Following the ability to generate fluency with the recitation by the child we start to push for volume re-emphasising the core rules of recitation that we focus on during every lesson.
- Once the fluency and quality is established we encourage children to complete their first Quran quickly and this can be achieved within a year.
Memorising HIFZ, all children as part of curriculum
- This skill is slowly developed and requires perseverance and discipline.
- We have had children memorise the 30th juz of the Quran within 4 months, however this varies from child to child.
- Most children memorise at least half of Juz Amma with us and in general it takes an average of 18 months once we start them on memorising. Please note this is not the Hifz classes that we offer. This is every child that attends our madressa.
Hifz Course to memorise whole Quran
This is a very demanding and specialist course that we run alongside of school and requires hard work, discipline and serious amounts of dedication. This varies from child to child however we estimate with daily efforts and drive this can be achieved alongside school within 4 years, depending on the frequency and determination of the child involved.
Deeniyat
This is an ongoing subject that never ends and is ever present with the child from day one of madressa all the way to the end of the child’s curriculum. Children learn on different subjects from creation, to imaan, to spirituality, to daily prayers and all requirements that Islam asks of us. We have made it a dedicated examinable subject for children over the age of 8 years old and is done once a week.
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