1C Textbook

Serves a bridge between Level 1 and Level 2. It includes 120+ new Quranic vocab words to build a students ability to unlock more of the Quran and the following subjects:

1) Foundations of Tajwid (Quran recitation) rules and practice to improve Arabic pronunciation and Quran reading accuracy. 

2) Juz Amma Quran Analysis (continued): Surahs: Shams, Balad, Fajr, Ghashiyah, Ala, Tariq 

3) Text Analysis for vocabulary reinforcement: Basic greetings/Dialogue + Hadith Analysis

Description of 4C Textbook

The 4C textbook can be thought of as bridge content which provides students with extra practice of key grammar concepts, Quran recitation, and reading comprehension. Here is a brief description of each component of the textbook:

1) Grammar Review: Students read the "Matn al-Ājurrumiyya," a famous classical grammar text that covers foundational grammar and morphology concepts studied in Levels 1-4. The text is accompanied by explanations, charts, and exercises with answer keys. This provides a solid review of all major grammar before moving onto Rhetoric in Levels 5 and 6.

2) Recitation Review: students review major recitation rules needed to engage the Quranic text through reading of the Tajwid primer poem "Tuhfat al-Atfal". The poem is accompanied by examples of the rules and Quranic passages for application practice.

3) Reading Review: students will develop their reading comprehension and vocabulary through translation of ahadith. The 80 ahadith are sorted by grammar topic and are organized by length (starting with ahadith that are a few words long and building up to lengthier passages).

5C Textbook (RELEASED: FALL 2024)

1) Quran Analysis of Surat al-Baqara 🐄 (first half). Thus far, the Fawakih curriculum has focused on much of Juz 'Amma (the end of the Quran), we now turn our attention to the 'beginning' of the mushaf. The 5C textbook covers the first half of al-Baqara, whereas the 6C textbook covers the second half. Along with curated tafsir extracts, the text introduces the basics of the Qirā'āt (Quran recitations), Surat al-Baqara is full of interesting recitation differences.

2) Review of Balagha concepts extracted from Surah Baqara, which is full of rhetorical devices.

3) Text analysis of Hadith Selections that are connected to Baqara or topics discussed within the verses from Baqara.