Qur'an
القرآن
Reading it, memorising it, and getting the sounds right — at the pace the child is actually at, not the one the calendar wants.
Saturdays at Al-Firdaus
One morning a week of Qur'an, Arabic, and Islamic Studies — with Qāʿidah Nūrāniyyah for children who cannot read Arabic yet.
Saturdays · 10 AM – 2 PM · children should arrive before 10
What the day holds
Slide 1 of 6: Qur'an. Reading it, memorising it, and getting the sounds right — at the pace the child is actually at, not the one the calendar wants.
How a Saturday runs
- Before 10
- ArriveChildren should be here before 10 so their class can start on time.
- 10 AM – 2 PM
- ClassesQur'an, Arabic, and Islamic Studies — with Qāʿidah Nūrāniyyah for children who cannot yet read Arabic.
- In between
- Recess, and something to eatA break to run around in, and snacks or pizza.
- 2 PM
- HomeThe day ends at 2.
More than a school
The lessons are the frame, not the point. What we want a child to carry out of the door is the ādāb (آداب) of a Muslim, tawḥīd (توحيد) they understand and hold on to, and a love of the religion that lasts past Saturday afternoon. They make friends here. It is more than a school — it is family.
Register your child
Questions first? Call the masjid on (561) 248-7356.