Elementary Islamic Education Classes

Orangeville Muslim Community Centre (Orangeville Mosque) is pleased to offer non-profit Islamic education classes for children. The program aims to strengthen our children’s connection to Allah (ﷻ) through Qur’an, Islamic learning, and good character (Akhlaq).

Program aligned with Ontario school seasons • Separate summer camps offered during summer break (details announced separately)

Registration

Classes are currently full for this season.
Please check back again after the summer break for new registrations, Insha’Allah.

Weekly Schedule

In-Person Core Classes (Mosque): Alternate Saturdays & All Sundays
In-Person Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Online Revision Classes: Mondays & Wednesdays
Online Time: 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM (May vary based on Maghrib & Isha)
2025/2026 Season (remainder): Apr 04, 2026 to June 28, 2026

Age Eligibility

Minimum age: 5 years (SK). Should be toilet trained.
Maximum age: 12 years (up to Grade 6).
Students aged 13+ will be served through a separate Youth Halaqah / Teen Program as the next phase, Insha’Allah.

Fees

$60 per child
$100 for two children (same family)

Non-profit program

Fees are used to pay the instructor; volunteers are not paid.
Any surplus supports mosque expenses and community programs.
Any deficit will be covered through mosque donations, Insha’Allah.
Community members are welcome to sponsor a child’s Islamic education.

Contact

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1-647-988-4410

Curriculum Overview

Qur’an recitation and foundational Tajweed
Islamic beliefs (Aqeedah) and basic Islamic knowledge
Salah, daily Duas, and practical Islamic living
Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ (age-appropriate)
Islamic manners (Adab) and character development (Akhlaq)

Class Rules & Parent Guidelines

Fees Payment

Monthly fees must be paid in advance at the start of each month.
Payments can be made via eTransfer to [email protected] or Credit Card machine at the mosque

Drop Off & Pick Up Policy

A fee of $50 per child per 30 mins will be charged for early drop-off (5 mins before) or late pick-up (5 mins) beyond class time to compensate staff for overtime.
Parents must drop off and pick up children on time inside the mosque and hand them directly to the coordinator or teacher.
Parents are requested to leave promptly after drop-off to avoid disruption.
Authorized Pick Up: Only the registered parent/guardian may drop off or pick up; any changes must be submitted in writing.
Class Security: The mosque will be locked 10 minutes after class start time and will re-open 5 minutes before pick-up time. Parents must inform the administration in advance in writing for late drop-off or early pick-up so that staff can make appropriate arrangements.

Online (Zoom) Etiquette

Students should join using their real name.
Microphones remain muted unless speaking.
Camera ON is encouraged where possible.
No distracting behavior during class (eating, lying down, side conversations).
Parents are encouraged to support younger children during online sessions.

In-Person (Mosque) Etiquette

Students should dress modestly and maintain masjid cleanliness and respect.
No running, shouting, or disruptive behavior within the mosque.
Students must bring provided books in a bag along with a water bottle.
Students must not bring food as we have no lunch supervisor and crumbs fall on prayer mats.
Students must not bring any laptop, iPad, or phone.

Respect, Conduct & Discipline

Respect for instructors, volunteers, classmates, and mosque property is required.
Bullying, inappropriate language, or repeated disruption will not be tolerated.
Repeated issues may require parent involvement.
Serious or ongoing concerns may result in suspension or removal from the program.

Our intention: This program is for the sake of Allah (ﷻ) and to serve our community. May Allah place barakah in this effort and make it a source of Sadaqah Jariyah. Ameen.