An Islamic Studies Programme

Tailored for teenagers

Our Inspired Youth Islamic Studies Programme aims to instil an Islamic identity among the students by not only training them in the traditional Islamic topics but also enabling them to deal with modern contemporary issues that may challenge their faith.

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Inspired Youth Islamic Studies Programme

Frequently Asked Questions?

When does the course start?

This is a 1 year course and will commence at the start of the academic year in September and will finish before GCSE and A Level exams. There will be a break during Ramadhan. A full term breakdown will be provided in due course.

Who is this course suitable for?

This course has been tailored for Madrasah/Maktab leavers, aged between 13 - 17 years old, for both girls and boys, who have studied their foundation of Islam and are able to read the Qur’an.

Will boys and girls be taught separately?

Yes there will be separate classes. Boys will be taught by Male Ustadh’s and Girls will be taught by Female Ustadha’s.

Timings

Boys classes will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays and Girls classes will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes will run from

6:30pm till 8.30pm. This will be a breakdown of 2 topics being delivered each day. Each lesson will be for 50 minutes, with a 20-minute break in between.

What are the topics being taught?

We will be teaching 4 topics across both teaching days, 2 topics a day.

Allah’s Speech (Qur'an)

Prophetic Guidance (Hadith)

Fiqh (Worship & Rituals)

Reaffirming Faith (Aqidah & Contemporary Issues)

What are the course Fees?

The course Fee is £275 per child.

Can the fees be paid in instalments?

£95 will need to be paid before the course begins and the remaining £180 can be paid in 6 monthly instalments, which works out at £30 per month.

Will there be an exam to track my child’s progress?

We will track progress of your child’s learning through end of term assessments, and at the end of the year there will be an exam for each topic.

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EIC Bereavement Support Membership Scheme

Introduction

The aim of the EIC Bereavement Support Scheme is to reduce the financial burden on a deceased member’s relations by providing a contributory Membership Scheme where Members collectively pay towards the costs of funeral arrangements and burials of their fellow Members in UK.

How we will achieve this

For this, we have set up the EIC Bereavement Support, which by means of an annual contributory membership scheme, with necessary additional top-ups, will ensure funds are available for Burials nationwide as well as some limited and specific scenarios for Members of this scheme when they pass away. Any other scenario will be dealt with on a case by-case basis by the Management Committee.

The necessary funeral arrangements and burials will be the responsibility for the member to organise with whichever funeral services they choose. EIC Bereavement Support Scheme will not be involved. We will provide one payment within 7 days to the deceased member’s next of Kin to assist with burial costs. We would like to however, ensure all eligible members, that they will receive our full support during their time of bereavement, and we will try our best to keep things as simple, practical and informative as possible.

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Why Join the EIC Bereavement Support Scheme?

1. To spare your relatives the worry of organising a burial in UK Cemetery at a time of bereavement.

2. There may not be sufficient funds in the estate you leave behind at the time of death to cover the costs of burial arrangements.

3. Where there may be no one else (relatives or friend) to arrange your burial arrangements, we will support and liaise with the necessary people to make the arrangements.

4. To be able to pay by a yearly payment into a Death Committee scheme because a lump sum of around £4,000 or more (per burial) is not readily available to all households.

5. To attain the pleasure of Allah (SWT), The Most Merciful, by partaking in a cause that collectively reduces the burden of their fellow Muslim’s during a time of need.

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