“Learn, Practice, Teach” – so goes the YMA Weekend School mantra. Central to YMA’s educational activities are its weekend schools. Having run for nearly 20 years, YMA Weekend Schools have been a go-to option for parents who seek to give their children a foundational, holistic and applicable understanding of mainstream Islam.
YMA Weekend Schools' educational program is one which has been given significant deliberation and forethought. Founded upon the teachings of madrasahs and maktabs throughout generations, our curriculum has been designed in a way as to mobilise authentic Islamic knowledge to our next generation of Muslim youth and da’wah workers in Australia. The syllabus has its sources in the works of both past and contemporary ‘Ulama’.
In their particulars, subjects taught at YMA Weekend Schools consist of:
Ultimately, our greatest asset at YMA are our people. The longevity and effectiveness of our organisation, and that of the Ummah, lies in the educational investment and tarbiyah of our Muslim youth. All our teachers and instructors have gone through the YMA Madrasah system at the qualified hands of Shaykh Mahmud Kurkcu or have learned through other traditional means. Herein lies the meaning of “Learn, Practice, Teach”.
YMA Weekend Schools' educational program is one which has been given significant deliberation and forethought. Founded upon the teachings of madrasahs and maktabs throughout generations, our curriculum has been designed in a way as to mobilise authentic Islamic knowledge to our next generation of Muslim youth and da’wah workers in Australia. The syllabus has its sources in the works of both past and contemporary ‘Ulama’.
In their particulars, subjects taught at YMA Weekend Schools consist of:
- Qira’ah (Quranic recitation) and Tajweed
- Hifz (Memorisation)
- Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
- Aqeedah (Creed)
- Seerah an-Nabawiyyah (Life of the Prophet (PBUH))
- Hayatus Sahaba (Stories of the Companions)
- Adab al-Mu’ashara (social etiquette) and Akhlaaq (character)
Ultimately, our greatest asset at YMA are our people. The longevity and effectiveness of our organisation, and that of the Ummah, lies in the educational investment and tarbiyah of our Muslim youth. All our teachers and instructors have gone through the YMA Madrasah system at the qualified hands of Shaykh Mahmud Kurkcu or have learned through other traditional means. Herein lies the meaning of “Learn, Practice, Teach”.
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YMA Saturday Weekend School
Mt Alexander College (Flemington) 8:45am to 1:30pm Grade 1 to Year 10 Contact: 0403 432 259 Enrolments for 2018 are now closed. |
YMA Sunday Weekend School
Rowville Secondary College 10:15am to 1:30pm Prep to Year 12 Contact: 0447 239 905 Enrolments for 2018 are now open. |
The most superior amongst you are those who learn the Qur'an and teach it.”