Find out more about the diverse programs and departments we offer, aimed at instilling curiosity, imagination, and a love for learning.
Our 8th Grade Academy Program is a specially designed program for 8th grade students. We aim to provide our students academic and spiritual development classes and social responsibity projects to strengthen their civic, moral, and ethical values. We are devoted to nurturing and challenging each student intellectually, emotionally, spiritually, morally, and socially.
Our program consists of 4 core class subjects: Quran Studies, Islamic Studies I, Islamic Studies II, and Character Education. Our teachers are chosen very carefully to ensure that each student is taken care of and they get a good understanding of religious concepts and what they translate to in today’s society.
The main purpose of the middle school program is to teach our students universal, cultural and ethical values while keeping it fun with the support of mentor-family cooperation.
We aim to academically and culturally coach our students so they can be responsible citizens through the educational activities, field trips, reading clubs, project contests and seminars
We provide mentorship services for high school students for their academic, social, and spiritual development. Our programs consist of our mentors giving curriculum-based classes to fulfill their social needs. We also provide national and international volunteer and humanitarian trips for the youth to be well-rounded members of society.
“A community maintains its liveliness through the spirit of its young and flourishes through it. When a community loses this spirit, it fades and withers away, like a flower whose veins have been cut, and it is finally crushed underfoot.”
Our programs aim to maintain their essential identity against mental and spiritual corruption for young adults, namely college students.
In addition to spiritual support, our programs teach universal, cultural, and ethical values to empower college students socially. These spiritual and social supports are crucial to guide college students to achieve academic success and internalize altruism, that is, devotion to others through complete forgetfulness of one’s own concerns, which is abiding by the highest degree of nobility.
