aLIVE Madrasah

aLIVE – Learning Islamic Values Everyday

The aLIVE programmes aim to develop soleh/solehah (pious/righteous) children who are nurtured with taqwa (God-consciousness) and good akhlak (character), knowledgeable in Islam, become practising Muslims, and show care and concern towards others.

LEARNING APPROACH

The aLIVE programmes are made relevant to the development of kids, tweens, teens and youth. Designed to appeal to young people, the programmes aim to inspire students to continue Learning Islamic Values Every day.

CORE VALUES AND PRINCIPLES

The aLIVE programmes seek to inculcate values through modelling so that students can see them being exemplified by their teachers. Teachers will also facilitate the learning of these values by providing opportunities to the students to personally engage in the moral-building journey. This is the divine instruction given in the Qur’an and followed by the early generations of Muslim scholars.

KIDS aLIVE
An early start to Islam

Kids aged 5 to 8 years old

This programme provides an introduction to Islam. Students are exposed to the basics of Islam, especially in Aqidah, to anchor their beliefs from a young age.

​

TWEENS aLIVE
Exploring, Discovering & Learning Islam

Kids aged 9 - 12  years old

This programme builds on students' existing knowledge of Islam from the previous programme. Students are guided on understanding and carrying out responsibilities as a Muslim, so that they will be prepared to face the challenges of pre-teen life.

TEENS aLIVE
Learning, Living & Loving Islam

Teens aged 13 - 16 years old

This programme reinforces Islamic values and builds on students' existing knowledge of Islam. It also provides a platform for students to discuss Islamic perspectives on issues like identity, entertainment, relationships and other relevant areas concerning teens.

YOUTH aLIVE
Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders With Islam

Youth aged 17 - 20 years old

This programme provides a variety of modules for youths with different backgrounds and interests. It also provides an opportunity for youths with minimal or no formal Islamic education background to "catch up" via the "Revisit Series".