Grammar + Islamic Studies
Students practice grammar through Islamic Studies content—an example of how Al-Khair integrates academics and deen while keeping students actively engaged.
Open this clip in your browser →See our students during Qur’an, Islamic Studies, academics, physical activity, competitions, correction, encouragement, and everyday school life.
Each video highlights a different part of the Al-Khair experience—Islamic identity, Qur’an discipline, academic engagement, confidence, character, brotherhood, and physical development.
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Students practice grammar through Islamic Studies content—an example of how Al-Khair integrates academics and deen while keeping students actively engaged.
Open this clip in your browser →Al-Khair students represent Rochester at the North American Imam Shatibi Qur’an Competition, one of the continent’s premier Qur’anic competitions.
Open this clip in your browser →Our students step beyond the classroom and test their Qur’an and Islamic Studies knowledge in a highly competitive environment alongside students from across North America.
Open this clip in your browser →Students learn the adhkār for entering the masjid as part of an education that develops the whole Muslim child—not only what to know, but how to live as a Muslim.
Open this clip in your browser →A glimpse of the structure, focus, and discipline we expect during daily Qur’an instruction.
Open this clip in your browser →Exercise is not separated from character. Students build strong bodies while chants and reminders reinforce confidence, discipline, and Muslim identity.
Open this clip in your browser →An example of how we correct students directly and use everyday situations as opportunities to build better judgment, manners, and responsibility.
Open this clip in your browser →We intentionally recognize student effort and progress so children learn to take pride in meaningful achievement and develop confidence.
Open this clip in your browser →Islamic Studies is taught in a way that keeps students engaged and helps them feel knowledgeable, confident, and secure in their Muslim identity.
Open this clip in your browser →Students are taught that brotherhood, unity, and responsibility toward other Muslims are values to practice—not simply concepts to memorize.
Open this clip in your browser →Review tuition, admissions, Qur’an placement, and what families can expect.