Click here to get the latest updates from the India Youth Camp December 2019.
Translate this page
01 July 2025 / 5. Muharram 1447
Tarbiyyah Curriculum progress in Europe!
The last couple of months have all been about the Tarbiyah Curriculum
On 30th June - 02nd July 2018 CoEJ SAN and MCE ran the Train the Trainer (TTT) for The Tarbiyah Curriculum Program.
Seventeen facilitators in total from Europe have been trained, they have had a busy summer supporting madaris in Europe
Subsequently, teachers from five madaris have been trained and have started the Tarbiyah curriculum roll out.
One program has also been conducted where support was given to new teachers from any CoEJ SAN madaris.
Ten out of the fifteen madaris under CoEJ SAN have rolled out the Tarbiyah Curriculum.
Click here to see Tarbiyah program for July
Click on the countries to get the latest status updates
Madrasah Centre of Excellence:
In response to meeting the needs of madrasah teachers of Bands A and B, the Madrasah Centre of Excellence (MCE) will shortly release a booklet which provides detailed guidance on the structure and teaching of Tarbiyah relating to those two bands. The booklet includes the following areas:
Update on Tarbiyah Curriculum please click here to read further
Safeguarding Program run by CoEJ SAN facilitator Rizwan Rahemtulla, on Saturday 10th of November 2018 at SIM Essex. Find out more here.
Related News
Related News
Read Frequently Asked Questions on Cornavirus here.
Volunteering as an approach is built around and altruistic mindset of giving without any financial gain. This mindset, whilst quite basic as an Islamic approach, is one that is not necessarily inculcated within our children’s’ upbringing. The spirit of giving is usually at best confined to within the home or at best with the family. Why did this spirit of wanting to serve to permeate in our very pores in the past and not so to that degree now? Read more here.
