Nurturing Young Hearts with Knowledge, Fun, and Compassion
The Muslim Kids Circle is a program designed for children aged 6 to 14, offering a well-rounded experience. It combines Islamic Studies with engaging clubs. Beyond education and fun, the program also emphasizes community-building and charitable activities. Children not only learn about Islam and participate in enjoyable clubs but also actively contribute to making a positive impact on their communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the schedule/timing of the Muslim Kids Circle program?
In Sha Allah, The Muslim Kids Circle program will meet every Sunday on the following schedule:
10:00 am to 10:15 am. All hands Online meeting.
10:15 am to 11:30 am Online Islamic Studies based on children levels.
12:00 to 1:00 pm In-person club meetings based on interest
How will the classes be conducted?
The Islamic Studies sessions will be conducted online, providing a dynamic and interactive learning environment for your child. The clubs, such as Robotics, Chess and Swimming will take place in-person.
Who are the teachers of the program?
Our program is led by knowledgeable and dedicated instructors who are well-versed in Islamic teachings and have expertise in their respective fields. They are committed to providing a high-quality educational experience for your children.
How much is the program fee?
The total fee for the fall semester of the Muslim Kids Circle program is $150 per child. We are pleased to offer sibling discounts.
How will the program fees be used?
The program fees will be utilized to cover various aspects of the Muslim Kids Circle program, club materials, facility rental, educational resources, and community-building activities. Our transparent approach ensures that your contributions directly enhance your child's experience.
How can I register my child for the Muslim Kids Circle program?
Registering your child is easy! Simply visit our registration form at https://forms.gle/hxjB7zKMDf2xpyYb8 during the designated registration period. Provide the required information for each child, and you'll secure their spot in this enriching program.
What are the community-building activities mentioned in the program?
Our community-building activities aim to foster a sense of compassion and empathy among children. Once a month, the children will gather at a local park to participate in charitable initiatives, such as food drives and tree planting aligning with the principles of Islamic giving.
Important Dates / Events
Online Classes Begins
Sunday, September 10, 2023
Online class link will be provided
Community Building Event
September 24, 2023
Tustin Sports Park
Islamic Studies
The foundation of the Muslim Kids Circle lies in the teaching of Islamic Studies. Every Sunday, for an hour, the children will embark on a captivating online journey to explore the depths of their faith. Knowledgeable instructors will guide them through essential aspects of Islam, including its history, beliefs, practices, and values. This dedicated time for learning ensures that children develop a strong connection with their faith and understand its significance in their lives.
Fun and Entertaining Clubs
Education and enjoyment go hand in hand in the Muslim Kids Circle. Following their Islamic Studies session, the children will be immersed in various exciting and entertaining clubs. from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. These activities not only promote physical fitness and outdoor play but also allow children to learn valuable lessons from the life of their beloved Prophet.
Robotics Club
In the digital age, fostering an interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is crucial. To cater to this need, the Muslim Kids Circle introduces the Robotics Club. Here, children will explore the fascinating world of robotics, programming, and problem-solving. This club not only nurtures creativity and critical thinking but also aligns with the Islamic tradition's emphasis on seeking knowledge and understanding the world around us.
Community-Building and Charitable Activities
As practicing Muslims, giving back to the community is a central tenet of the faith. Once a month, the Muslim Kids Circle will organize a gathering at a local park, where children will actively participate in community-building and charitable activities. Whether it's organizing a food drive, planting trees, or visiting the elderly, these initiatives teach children the importance of compassion, empathy, and selflessness.