Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
What is an Islamic school?
An Islamic school is an educational institution that provides education based on the principles of Islam. The curriculum is designed to include traditional subjects such as math, science, and literature, as well as religious studies and the study of the Quran.
What is the difference between an Islamic school and a regular school?
An Islamic school places a strong emphasis on the teachings of Islam and the study of the Quran, while a regular school may not have this focus. Additionally, Islamic schools may have different rules and customs, such as separate classes for boys and girls and a dress code that conforms to Islamic principles.
What are the admission requirements for an Islamic school?
Admission requirements vary depending on the school, but generally include a completed application, transcripts from previous schools, and an interview or entrance exam. Some schools also require proof of the student’s Muslim faith.
Are Islamic schools only for Muslim students?
While many Islamic schools are primarily for Muslim students, some schools may also admit non-Muslim students.
What is the curriculum like at an Islamic school?
The curriculum at an Islamic school is similar to that of a regular school, with a focus on traditional subjects such as math, science, and literature. However, the curriculum also includes religious studies, such as the study of the Quran and Islamic history and culture.
Are Islamic schools accredited?
Many Islamic schools are accredited by the government or other educational organizations. This ensures that the school meets certain standards for education and is recognized by other educational institutions.
Are there any financial aid options available for Islamic schools?
Some Islamic schools may offer financial aid or scholarships to help families pay for tuition. It’s best to check with the school directly to find out what financial aid options are available.