Our primary mission is the memorization of the Qur'an. We create an environment specifically designed for students who wish to undertake this journey, with intensive memorization beginning from Grade 5 onwards, where students spend 4 hours daily on memorization. For younger students, we implement a gradual integration starting from Kindergarten, beginning with 1.5 hours per day.

The program curriculum has been designed by Mufti Mirza-Zain Baig, a certified teacher. He, along with another certified teacher, oversees the program to ensure consistent improvement and quality.

Hifdh Concentration with Homeschool support (Grade 3 and up): 8am to 4pm
‍Islamic Studies Program with Homeschool support (Kindergarten to Grade 2): 9am to 4pm

‍Note: Cycle 2 students have the option of choosing between the full-time hifdh or the Islamic studies program.

We don't have specific minimum memorization requirements. However, students must be able to participate in classes and complete assigned work.

Currently, we do not offer part-time enrollment options.

We look for students who:
- Are willing and able to sit for the allotted Hifz class hours
- Have a genuine desire to participate in the program
- Can follow and abide by the rules
- Can work independently without requiring one-on-one support
- Are autonomous or capable of developing autonomy
Additionally, we require parents who are willing to cooperate and work with our staff to achieve success. It's important to note that while you may be interested in the program, your child's willingness is crucial for their success and overall experience.

We are a not-for-profit religious organization and learning centre that offers a homeschool support program. We are not a traditional school or an Islamic school. We offer a structured program with specific objectives, supporting parents who remain the primary educators of their children.

We do not assume the primary role in your child's education. You are the primary educator. We are assisting you in your child's learning and in navigating the process required. For all purposes, we are not an official school.
In the learning project that you submit to the government, you will list our centre as a centre that is involved in the learning of your child. The ministry may ask to communicate with us.
This means that while we provide structured support and assistance, all official documentation and primary communication with educational authorities remains your responsibility as the parent. Our role is to complement and support your efforts in providing your child's education.

While homeschooling does involve being more implicated, our services make it such that it will be easy for you to navigate as a parent.  We assist you with a significant amount of the process so that you can be sure that you meet the requirements of the ministry.

We base our policy off the child's dominant language as it facilitates easy in the homeschool instruction process. If your child is predominantly French for English instruction they would require eligibility aligned with the Quebec Ministry of Education criteria.

Currently, we do not offer part-time enrollment options.

Our program is strategically structured to accommodate both academic work and Qur'an memorization. Most students typically need no more than an hour for academic work, with most work completed on-site. We maintain regular communication with parents about their child's progress.

Students are given standard breaks throughout the day. We have several hours per week dedicated to physical activity. Starting from 2025, we will be implementing a gym and an outdoor play area within our facilities that will be utilized for all our students.

Ministry examinations are completed in coordination with the school board at the following grade levels:
- Grade 4: French
- Grade 6: French and Math
- Secondary 2: French
- Secondary 4: Math, Science, and History
Additional Secondary 4 examinations are organized directly through the school board.

To best provide our students a structured learning environment we have a strict attendance and punctuality policy in place. Having a consistent routine and also being respectful of all stakeholders' times (students, teachers, parents, admin team etc) is very important for our mutual success. 

Homeschoolers come from all backgrounds. It is not necessary for you to know French. The key is that you have the ability to provide the appropriate resources for the education of your child, such as a tutor, or someone at home. Our centre can offer you support with this.

No prior knowledge is required to homeschool your child. It is your right as a parent.

The homeschooling process consists of five essential requirements:
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1. Intention to Homeschool (Written Notice)
- You will need to sign up on the government website to inform the government
- A signed form must be emailed to the school board
- There is no strict deadline; you can withdraw your child at any point
- You have ten days from withdrawal to inform the government
- This is your legal right and no confirmation is required to proceed
2. Learning Project
- Must be submitted within 30 days of beginning homeschooling
- Consists of a yearly plan outlining what will be taught
3. Midterm Report
- Due within 5 months of starting homeschooling
- Details progress toward learning project goals
- Documents what has been accomplished so far
4. Progress Meeting
- Regular check-in to discuss student progress
- Opportunity to address any concerns or adjustments needed
5. Final Report and Evaluation
- End-of-year report on learning progress
- Final evaluation required (five different methods available)
- We recommend teacher evaluation with written report as the simplest option

End-of-year evaluations are required, with five different methods available. We recommend having a teacher evaluate your student and prepare a report as the simplest approach.

As we are not an official school, we cannot issue diplomas. However, homeschooled children can complete their high school education by meeting necessary requirements. Your resource person will provide guidance on this process.

- Service de garde (before and after school care) will be available for 2025
- Transportation options are currently being explored

Parents are responsible for all official documents and communication with authorities. We provide support and guidance, and a service to help draft these documents.  However, as the primary educator, you are responsible to meet the requirements set by the ministry.