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The Brothers’ Section offers structured pathways in Qur’anic memorisation and traditional Islamic scholarship for students aged 8 through adulthood. Programmes are designed to nurture knowledge, discipline, and spiritual growth in a focused learning environment.
Full-Time Courses (11+)
Alimiyyah Programme
Alimiyyah Programme
Our full-time Alimiyyah programme offers a comprehensive traditional curriculum covering Arabic, Fiqh, Aqeedah, Tafsir, and Hadith, helping students develop both knowledge and character.
Classes run Monday to Friday from 3:15pm to 7:30pm during term time.
Hifz Programme
The full-time Hifz programme focuses on Qur’an memorisation with accurate Tajweed, daily structured revision, and supervised progress. This programme also operates Monday to Friday from 3:15pm to 7:30pm on term days.
Part-Time Courses (11+)
Madrasah Bahrul Qur’an (Evening Classes – Ages 8+)
Our evening department, Madrasah Bahrul Qur’an, provides Islamic education for students who are balancing school commitments. The Evening Maktab offers Tajweed, Qur’an recitation, basic Fiqh and Aqeedah, and Islamic manners for children aged 8 and above, while the part-time Hifz programme allows students to memorise the Qur’an with personalised targets and structured revision.
These classes run Monday to Friday from 5:00pm to 7:30pm during term time.
Deen4Teenz
Also operating under Madrasah Bahrul Qur’an is Deen4Teenz, a specialised programme designed for boys aged 14 and above. Running Monday to Friday from 5:00pm to 7:30pm during term time, this course provides teenagers with relevant and structured Islamic learning in a supportive and engaging environment. Students study Qur’an recitation, Nazirah and Dhor, basic Tafseer, Seerah, Aqeedah with contemporary issues, Fiqh, An-Nasihah, and other essential topics tailored to address the realities and challenges facing young Muslims today.
Part-Time Courses (16+)
Islamic Studies Foundation Course (Sanatayn)
For older students seeking a deeper understanding of core Islamic sciences, the two-year Islamic Studies Foundation Course (Sanatayn) provides structured instruction in Arabic foundations, Fiqh, Aqeedah, Seerah, and Hadith studies.
Classes are held Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:00pm to 10:00pm during term time.
The Brothers’ Section is designed to cultivate sound knowledge, discipline, and spiritual growth, offering a clear pathway for students to engage with traditional Islamic scholarship in a focused and supportive environment.
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