Hockwellring Evening Madrasah
Hockwellring Evening Madrasah catering for children Islamic education.
Alhamdulillah, The madrasah is in operation since 2008 when we open the masjid. We do realize the importance of our children’s Islamic teachings and since then we are doing this service regularly. We believe that we are one of the most structural, advanced, and successful ‘Evening Madrasah’ in Luton. We are running the madrasah in the evenings (5:00 pm-7:05 pm), where we teach Quran with Tajwid, Islamic Studies, and basic Fiqh. We aim to give all our children a basic understanding of Islam.
We have a well-designed curriculum and activities, which are listed below. We have four classes, two for boys and two for girls with about 80 children. Masha Allah, we have qualified teachers, some of them are overqualified for an evening Madrasah. Also, all of them are DBS checked.
We start our academic year after Ramadhan’s Eid and the last day of the year is 19th Ramadhan. We spread the year into three terms. After every term, we take an exam. Our evening Madrasah is open the whole year including school holidays except the last 10 days of Ramadhan and two Eids.
Also, we do two parent’s evenings. Masha Allah our parents are very aware of their children’s Islamic educations, and their attendance on parent’s evening is very good. We do regular contact with parents through our ‘WhatsApp’s parent’s group’.
Every child goes through the 6 basic qasidas in our Iqra Qaida book series. These are the set of 6 books that are designed to give the child a better understanding of alphabets and basic Tajweed rules.
The fonts used in this book series is the same as is used in the Madinah Quran print which the children use after they have successfully completed the qaidah series.
Islamic Studies Books series
These are the books used in Madrasah for islamic studies.
Book used for Fiqh Topics.
This book also contains topics like Du’as, 40 Hadiths and Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) life in brief.
Student Performance tracker:
Each child is provided with a folder to take notes during lesson, especially to make notes of Tajweed rules.
In order to keep track of children performance, we use tracker sheets for each child.
Children are given home work every week and a track of their home work completion is made on these homework tracking sheet.
Our Madrasah Policy and Application form: