Dar AlHikmah
Dar Al Hikmah evening school was established in 2008 to fulfill the need of the ICCI community children who attend public schools.
The teachers at Dar Al Hikmah attend special intensive trainings throughout the year to enable to be effective in class.
Dar Al Hikmah school accepts students from preschool to 6th grade and special class for older boys with Sheikh Amin Al Ali.
Our Mission
Implement the Islamic Education, Values and Characters that children don’t get at regular school.
The school operates four days a week for two and a half hours a day.
Curriculum
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The Horizon book, الآفاق, for the Arabic language for First grade and up
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I Love Islam for Islamic Studies, First to Fifth grade, and Leaning Islam for Sixth and Seventh grade
Subjects Taught
Islamic Studies
Teaches the students the characters and the Seerah of Prophet Mohammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him), as well as the principles of the faith and ways to apply Islam in their daily life.
Quran
Teach students how to read the Quran with the rules of Tajweed, as well as memorize and understand the selected verses.
Arabic
It is taught daily with an emphasis on speaking, reading, writing and understanding to effectively grasp the meaning of the Quran.
Bidaya Book
Teach the correct pronunciation of the Arabic letters مخارج الحروف
ACTIVITIES
In order to enforce what the students learn during the school year, the school hosts some activities and competitions
The Hajj Project
The students learn how to perform hajj in the school’s cafeteria during the season of Eid Al Adha and the school invites parents and students to an iftar gathering (إفطار جماعي) on the day of Arafah.
Quran Competition
The students compete in a certain Surah depending on each class level.
Arabic Spelling Bee
Around the end of the school year, the students participate in this competition to show how their Arabic language has improved compared to the beginning of the school year.
Islamic Studies and Seerah Final Test
And last but not least, Islamic Studies and Seerah final test is performed as a competition and the result counts as the final grade for the subject