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Standards for the Religious Studies Program 
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LEVEL III |
Middle School Level |
5th-8th grades |
Upon graduation from Middle School, the students should be able to:
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Practice moral and spiritual submission to Allah and glorify His attributes.
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Analyze the significance of the Hijra and of the Madinah phase of the sirah.
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Evaluate the significance of the Qur'an and Sunnah in the life of every human being.
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Identify all principal aspects of the five pillars of Islam.
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Know the essential elements of the sciences of Qur'an and Hadith.
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Identify the sources, principles and key figures of Islamic Law (Shari'ah), recognize the different schools of thought and the significance of Ijtihad in Islam.
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Practice basic Islamic social skills and etiqutte (Male/Female relations, family and marriage, ethics of disagreement, arts of discussion, taming voice, keeping appointment, and significance of body language, etc.)
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Identify major events and key figures of Islamic History and civilization.
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Identify some contemporary Muslim countries, cultures, movements and figures and be able to differentiate between a Muslim country and an Islamically governed country.
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Analyze the differences and commonalities between Islam and other religions and belief systems, and identify Islamic principles that govern relationships with non-Muslims.
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Evaluate current issues using Islamic principles (Human and civil rights, democracy and Islam, Islam in America, the Ummah vs. international community, abortion, and medical ethics, etc.)
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Develop decision-making skills using the Qu'ran, Sunnah and basic values as guidelines.
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Differentiate between cultural and Islamic practices.
Standards for the Religious Studies Program per grade
5th Grade standards for the Religious Studies Program
6th Grade standards for the Religious Studies Program
7th Grade standards for the Religious Studies Program
8th Grade standards for the Religious Studies Program
To cover this material we use the following resources:
1. Islamic Studies Syllabus and book list:
2. Quranic Studies Curricullum:
3. Values of the Month with its supporting Hadith:
For each month we have selected values, ethics and ahadith to teach the students a different concept in Islam.
Back to Islamic and Quranic Studies
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Pledge |
As an American Muslim, I pledge allegiance to ALLAH and His Prophet,
I respect and love my family and my community, and
I dedicate my life to serving the cause of truth and justice.
As an American citizen, with rights and responsibilities,
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America
And to the republic for which it stands, one nation,
Under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
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Some of the books we developed |
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