Quranic and Islamic studies course which aims to instil a love of the book of Allah and Islam by emphasizing self reformation and seeking to gain praiseworthy characteristics of the Prophet (upon whom be peace). The subjects taught include history of the Prophets continuing to the end of the rightly guided caliphs, Islamic beliefs in a subtle and interactive way, good manners and morals (aqhlaaq) and how to perform bodily aspects of worship (fiqh). The books that will be utilised during the course of the Evening Madrasah are : Ahsan al-Qawi`d .Once students have demonstrated a level of proficiency using this primary text and completed it students will move on to the Quran itself. The method adopted by the is a famous system used to teach the reading of Arabic to children and other books such as al-Qai`da al-Baghdadiyah, which are used in the Middle East, also adopt the same system. Use will be made also of flipcharts and flash cards enabling recognition of the words in the initial, medial and final forms. Beginners Tajweed will also be taught. Memorisation of dua`as and litanies will also take place in this period. al-Thadhib printed by the Islamic Education Organization (IEO) of South Africa. The volume that will be utilised will be according to age and aptitude. While the books mentioned will be used we hope to also use instructional stories taken direct from the Arabic sources, appreciating that stories hold a captivating power which instructions do not. Part of the Quranic paradigm of `ahsan al-Qisas is that instruction to higher ideals be both direct and subtle. al-Tareekh , printed by IEO starting from stories concerning the Prophets (upon whom be peace) and concluding with the demise of the last of the rightly guided caliphs (may Allah be please with them all). The emphasis will be on drawing of lessons from their lives not merely recalling important dates and events. al-Aqeeda (Beliefs) will be taught using. We are Muslims, IQRA Educational Foundation of USA. However, the title will be supplemented by stories from our rich heritage of instructional material. Tasheel al-Fiqh, Majlis al-Ulama, Transvaal, South Africa. Basic Fiqh using both the book and demonstrations.

The Timetable for the weekend is as follows : Quran Studies, Fiqh and Duas, Manners Aqhlaaq and Tareeqh, Beliefs and Hadith.