About Maktab Curriculum
M.C.S.C - Minto Community Study Centre
M.C.S.C - Minto Community Study Centre
The curriculum that has been developed by the
Taalimi Board of the Jamiatul Ulama South Africa prepares young Muslims for
present and future challenges. This philosophy of Islamic Education is premised
on the following verse of the Noble Qur’ân:“Surely Allâh enjoins the doing
of justice and the doing of good (to others) and the giving to the kindred, and
He forbids indecency and evil and rebellion; He admonishes you that you may be
mindful”. (Surah An-Nahl, Verse 90)
The
broad aims upon which this curriculum rests is to engender:
·
The
recognition of Allâh Ta‘âlâ in the manner shown by Nabî sallallâhu
‘alayhi wasallam
·
To
practice upon whatever is learnt
·
To
engage in the propagation of Islâm
How do we achieve this?
By giving the spirit (the heart) its supreme
positions in the educational system. Islamic education insists that piety and
faith must be clearly recognized in the curriculum and this has to be
systematically personal.
This curriculum has been developed on the
understanding that Islâm is a religion that enjoins goodness to humanity and
that Muslims are active contributors to the development and upliftment of human
civilization.
The Tasheel Series
With the above vision in mind, the Tasheel Series
has specific outcomes for the different age groups within the community