Description

Beautifully Presented and reader Friendly

• Colour-coded Islamic Studies Syllabus,
• Linked to the Non-Statuary National Framework for Religious Education
• Ideal For Evening and Weekend Madrasah and Independent Schools
• It is essentially a better and  simpler arrangement of the Tasheel Series of Books Available for  Madrassahs Children
• Ages 4 to 14 Years 

This book is inclusive of a levelled colour-coded Islamic Studies syllabus, linked to the QCA Schemes of Work for schools in the UK.

It is designed to be taught in Independent Islamic Schools where teachers can track pupils progress with the attainment targets that the syllabus is based upon, in KS1-3.

This simple tracking method can be adopted in any other educational institutes worldwide including Madrasa’s and Maktabs weekend/part-time classes etc.

People from all types of backgrounds are able to benefit from the syllabus, including parents, reverts and professionals alike. It consists of the basic essentials that we all should be fully aware of as Muslims.

• Surahs
• Dua’s
• Fiqh (Based on Hanafi Fiqh)
• Aqaa’id
• Seerah
• Tajweed
• Hadeeth

Sunni Hanafi

About The Author

(Shaykh) Mohammad Asad was born in the West Midlands, and he attended regular schooling until he enrolled in a full time Islamic school.

At the age of 13, he memorised the Quran and travelled to various countries to lead Taraweeh Prayers. He completed his GCSE’s and started a full time Islamic Theology and Arabic course, which consisted of Arabic Syntax, Etymology and Grammar, Logic, Quranic Exegesis, Hadith Exegesis, Comparative Religions, Islamic Jurisprudence of the four main schools of thought, Foundations of Jurisprudence, Quran and Hadith, and other subjects. He also studied the ten different types of Qira’ah of the Qur’an which is recited globally.

After extensive studying for approximately twelve years, he successfully graduated with a Masters in Islamic Theology and Arabic from the world renowned famous Islamic University in India.

Since then, he has worked as an Imam, Minister of Religion and worked in various fields of education as a teacher, tutor and Head Teacher and is currently a Deputy Head of a primary and secondary school in the West Midlands.
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He has given lectures and speeches on many different subjects and has compiled and authored various publications.