Youth Shariah Program

ENROLL

SIC4Youth

SIC4Youth is a pioneering two-year Islamic teaching/mentoring program crafted to nurture the spiritual, emotional, and intellectual growth of secondary school students. This program offers tailored guidance to prepare young Muslims for the challenges of modern life while anchoring them in Islamic values.

 

Program Objectives

  • Foster strong Islamic identities in today’s youth.
  • Develop skills for balancing faith and modern societal expectations.
  • Create a supportive environment for moral and spiritual growth.
  • Prepare students for future responsibilities, including halal income, family life, and
    community leadership.

 

Why Mentorship Matters

At the heart of SIC4Youth is a dedicated teaching/mentoring system that ensures each student receives personalized attention, guidance, and support to develop their full potential.

 

Key Mentoring Benefits

  • One-on-One Guidance: Individualized support to help students internalize and apply course content.
  • Skill Building: Practical training in life skills, leadership, and Islamic outreach.
  • Positive Role Models: Access to mentors who exemplify Islamic character and values.
  • Continuous Assessment: Regular tracking of progress to ensure meaningful development.

 

Program Highlights

  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Focused on Emaan (Faith), Islam (Practice), Ehsaan (Character), and Understanding western challenges.
  • Interactive Learning: Camps, workshops, and group discussions integrated with classroom learning.
  • Gender-Specific Groups: Separate sections for boys and girls with mentors who cater to their unique needs.
  • Activity-Rich Schedule: Programs include dawah workshops, Quran camps, and career guidance sessions.

 

Program Content / 4 Theme Tracks

  1. Emaan (Aqeedah/Faith) Track: The Emaan Track focuses on strengthening the foundational beliefs of young Muslims by addressing Aqeedah (Islamic creed) and contemporary challenges to faith. This theme aims to prepare students to confidently articulate and defend Islamic beliefs in the modern world, nurturing a sense of responsibility for Dawah (spreading Islam) and Shahadat-ul-Haq (bearing witness to the truth). Students will gain practical skills for explaining and defending basic articles of faith like Tauheed, Prophethood, Divine Revelation and Akhirah. This track develops confident and well-informed individuals who can embody and advocate the core tenets of Islam.

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  2. Islam (Fiqh/Practice) Track: The Islam Track emphasizes the practical application of Islamic principles in daily life, covering both Ibadaat (acts of worship) and Muaamalaat (social & financial interactions). Students will delve into the Fiqh (jurisprudence) of essential practices, including purification, prayer, social interactions & ethical transactions. This track equips students with the knowledge to navigate modern challenges while adhering to Islamic guidelines, fostering the ability to address community issues, provide basic religious guidance, and support the spiritual growth of others, including new Muslims.

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  3. Ehsaan (Character Excellence/Seerah) Track: The Ehsaan Track is designed to refine students’ inner character and spiritual awareness, drawing inspiration from the Seerah (life) of Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم. With a focus on Tazkiya (spiritual purification), Akhlaaq (good character), and Haya (modesty), this track instills gratitude, respect for parents, and a commitment to moral excellence. Through this, students develop a deeper connection with Allah and an appreciation for embodying Islamic values in all aspects of life. The goal is to cultivate individuals who not only uphold strong personal ethics but also inspire others through their exemplary behavior.

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  4. Understanding Western Challenges (Dawah) Track: This Dawah track focuses on empowering students to engage meaningfully with the diverse social and cultural landscape of Western society while staying grounded in Islamic principles. Emphasizing service to the Muslim community in Australia, it equips students with the knowledge and skills to address contemporary challenges, foster unity, and support the development of a strong, faith-centered community. Participants will learn effective strategies for community organization, event management, and outreach to both Muslims and non-Muslims. By cultivating leadership qualities and a deep sense of responsibility, this track inspires students to become active contributors to the spiritual, social, and moral growth of their local Muslim community, embodying the values of service and solidarity.

 

Program Structure

Year 1:

Term 1 Subjects: Ehsaan - 1 & Islam – 1

Term 2 Subjects: Emaan – 1 & Understanding West & Dawah – 1

Term 3 Subjects: Ehsaan – 2 & Islam – 2

Term 4 Subjects: Emaan – 2 & Understanding West & Dawah – 2

Year 2:

Term 1: Emaan – 3 & Understanding West & Dawah – 3

Term 2: Ehsaan – 3 & Islam – 3

Term 3: Emaan – 4 & Understanding West & Dawah – 4

Term 4: Ehsaan – 4 & Islam - 4

 

Teachers & Mentoring Team

The SIC4Youth program is guided by an exceptional team of mentors and teachers, led by the renowned Shaykh Abdallah Chaabou (Head of Sydney Islamic College) and Ustaz Bilal Darwiche (Head of Quran Hifz Program at UMA). With deep knowledge of Islamic sciences and a profound understanding of the challenges faced by Muslim youth in contemporary society, Shaykh Abdallah and his team exemplify the values of sincerity, wisdom, and dedication.

The program’s mentors are not only educators but also role models who inspire students through their character and commitment to Islamic principles. By providing personalized guidance, fostering accountability, and creating a supportive learning environment, the team ensures that every student receives the tools they need to thrive spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually. Together, they empower the next generation to uphold their faith with confidence and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

 

Schedule Overview

  • Year 1 (New Admissions): Saturdays, 12:00 PM – 2:30 PM
  • Year 2 (Continuing Students): Saturdays, 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM

 

Who Can Join?

  • Boys and girls in High school - Junior Group (Grades 7/8) & Senior Group (Grades 9/10)
  • Limited Spots (15 students per Group) [Separate boys and girls' section].
  • Open to all levels of Islamic knowledge (basic, advanced, or none).

 

Contact Information

For inquiries please contact 0404 806 767

 

Join us in shaping a future generation grounded in faith, character, and leadership!