Qur’an & religious sciences
Recitation, memorisation and the rules of tajwid, carried by solid foundations of faith and good conduct.
Learning the Qur'an is at the heart of ALIF's identity. It is approached with patience and respect: children first learn to love the Book before memorising it. Pupils progress at their own pace, from recognising the letters to careful recitation, by way of the essential rules of tajwid. Around the Qur'an, the religious sciences pass on the foundations of faith, the prophetic history and, above all, a character: honesty, respect for parents and teachers, cleanliness, generosity.
What this means in practice
Reading & recitation
From recognising the letters to fluent, accurate recitation, step by step.
The rules of tajwid
The foundations of beautiful recitation taught simply, to read with care and respect.
Faith & good character
The foundations of belief and exemplary conduct, lived out daily.
To learn to read the Qur'an is first to learn to love it and to be inspired by it.
How this is lived at school
- Small groups for attentive support of each recitation.
- A gentle, pressure-free progression that celebrates every small step.
- Listening and memorisation moments suited to children's attention spans.
- A constant link between what is learned and how one behaves.
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