Arabic

Arabic Language Program

Aim & Objectives of the Program

The course is designed to develop and produce effective mentors, leaders and role models in the field of Dawah for the betterment of the community at large.

Pre-requisites

In order for someone to enrol into this program, they must meet the following criteria:

1. Must be able to read and write Arabic fluently, while applying the basics of tajweed
2. Must be able to commit to at least 2 hours a week of class, as well as a minimum of 2 hours a week home stud

Duration

• Book 1 - 3 terms
• Book 2 - 3 terms
• Book 3 - 3 terms
• Book 4 - 3 terms
• Total - 4 terms

*Classes held once a week for 2 hours, and each term runs between 10-12 weeks (excluding examinations), with 3 terms per year.

Outcome Upon Completion

Upon completion of the program, graduates will possess a range of skills which can be used for training others, or to further their education at other recognised institutes around the world. Some of the learning outcomes are listed below:

1. Ability to speak, read, write and understand traditional Arabic (Fus'ha)
2. Ability to study selected classical texts in tafsir and Arabic language
3. Adequately prepare students who wish to later travel overseas to study Arabic language
4. Be able to use Arabic for studying as well as research purposes

Accreditation

Students who complete the Arabic course, with a minimum assessment score of 75% will receive a Certificate in the Arabic Language, issued by Sydney Islamic College.

This certificate, in conjunction with a certificate in the Diploma of Islamic Studies (also issued by Sydney Islamic College), will grant a student recognition at USIM University, Malaysia, where they can further their studies

Class Times

Class times are based on the teacher's availability, but generally are held during the evenings, and occasionally day classes for sisters, based on interest.

There are separate classes for brothers and sisters which will taught by qualified teachers who have studied Arabic overseas.