Striving For Excellence In This World And Hereafter

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Striving For Excellence In This World And
Hereafter
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• A Muslim school is an Islamic secondary school
  that focuses on the regular curriculum subjects
  and Islamic studies.
• These schools are like any other traditional
  schools where students are engaged and challenged
  to excel in their learnings. 
• Students get equal opportunities to develop their
  skills and increase their knowledge.

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• The Muslim schools emphasize skills required for
  life and work and address the needs of individual
  Muslim students and the multicultural communities
  in which they live.
• These schools have the state-of-the-art
  facilities and even boarding facilities for boys
  and girls.
• In the UK, nearly 50 of the British Muslims opt
  for Muslim schools or Islamic boarding schools to
  choose how the education will help them in their
  adult lives.

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• The Muslim schools follow similar procedures for
  admission to the students. 
• They have staff and core subject teachers who are
  experts in their field of expertise.
• Admission to Muslim schools is considered quite
  competitive as students have to take an entrance
  test.

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• Sharia Laws For   Progressive Values
• The Islamic boarding schools are like any other
  secular boarding school except that they follow
  strict rules as per sharia laws.

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• Some of these boarding schools are like the
  Madrasas (Arabic word for Islamic school).
• The curriculum is slightly different from that of
  the regular British Muslim schools.
• The Islamic boarding schools emphasize on
  learning the Arabic language.

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• From reciting and understanding the Quran, all
  aspects of the Islamic teachings, reading about
  Hadiths, Islamic history, and Islamic laws are
  taught in the schools. 
• The students have to pray five times a day as per
  the Islamic laws, and for this, a typical day
  starts at 4 am for the students.

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• The Islamic schools teach the regular subjects,
  but just about the basics. 
• Apart from allotting time for learning Arabic,
  students are taught different subjects like
  mathematics, science, and computer technology.
• The Islamic schools emphasize its students to
  pass their GCSE quickly and to focus intensively
  on Islamic studies.

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•  Here the students have no chance of a retake in
  regular subjects if they fail it is over in that
  subject.
• Most of the teachers in Islamic boarding
  schools are from the subcontinent and speak
  English, Urdu, and Arabic.
• The boarding schools usually have Pakistani
  cooks, so the food here is considered excellent
  in terms of quality and taste.

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• Rules are pretty strict in Islamic boarding
  schools.
• The educational institutions follow rules that
  are based on the Shariah laws.

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• No music, radios, restricted mobile, Television,
  and internet use, and girls dress code included
  no earring Jeans without the Jilbab. (A loose fit
  overcoat).   
• Last but not the least, debates over faith-based
  schools have been growing in recent years as a
  greater number of Islamic schools are operating
  in The West. 

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• Studies have been conducted to find the impact of
  religious studies on social cohesion among
  students of multicultural faith.
• However, contrary to popular opinions, it was
  found that most of the Islamic schools could
  facilitate the participation of Muslims in the
  mainstream institutions by equipping them with
  worldly knowledge.

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