STRUCTURED LEARNING • STRONG FOUNDATIONS

Evening Qur’an
& Islamic Studies

Now launching at our Cornerstone and Chestermere locations.

A structured evening program helping children grow in Qur’an recitation, Islamic knowledge, adab, and daily Islamic practice.

Ages 5–15 Monday–Thursday Two evening sessions
Qur’an Islamic Studies Salah Tarbiyah Daily duas
A young student reading closely from the Qur’an during an evening recitation lesson

Program at a glance

Ages
5–15 years
Schedule
Monday–Thursday
Evening Times
Session 1: 4:45 PM–6:10 PM
Session 2: 6:20 PM–7:45 PM
Start Dates
Cornerstone: August 10, 2026
Chestermere: August 17, 2026
Foundation for Growth

Why This Program

The goal of this program is to give children the essential Islamic teachings they need as they grow.

As students progress, they work toward being able to read the Qur’an with confidence, perform salah correctly, understand the basics of fasting, learn important daily duas, and carry these foundations into everyday life.

A child reading the Qur’an over the shoulder of a guiding teacher
Qur’an · Salah · Tarbiyah
Foundations for everyday life
Our Difference

Collective Education

Students learn together in a structured classroom environment where they stay engaged throughout the lesson.

By listening, reading, responding, writing, and reviewing as a class, children remain connected from beginning to end. This helps build focus, retention, and steady progress.

Children learning together in a shared classroom with their teacher
Active class participation
Listening
Reading & responding
Writing & reviewing
Learning Foundations

What Your Child Will Learn

Children in this program build foundations in three core areas.

Qur’an through Qaida

Children learn to read the Qur’an step by step through the Qaida, building toward confident recitation.

Islamic Studies

Children explore core beliefs, prophetic stories, and Islamic character through structured, level-based lessons.

Tarbiyah & Daily Islamic Practice

Children are guided to build adab, good habits, and daily Islamic practice in a structured classroom environment.

The aim is not only for children to learn information, but to begin practising Islam with understanding, confidence, and good habits.

Assessment & Levels

Placement and Progress

Each child is assessed during registration through an interview and placed at the appropriate level. Tap any level to see what children learn.

A teacher guiding a child through reading to support steady, level-based progress

Qur’an and Qaida Levels

Levels 1–5
1Level 1

Students build a foundation in Arabic letter recognition and begin reading simple words.

2Level 2

Students learn the vowel system and begin reading words and phrases with greater fluency.

3Level 3

Students develop advanced reading skills that prepare them for independent Qur'an reading.

4Level 4

Students learn the essential rules of Tajweed and begin applying them in Qur'anic recitation.

5Level 5

After students gain familiarity with Qaida and Tajweed, they continue guided Qur'an recitation while beginning to memorize the last 20 surahs, building fluency, confidence, and a stronger connection to the Qur'an.

Islamic Studies Levels

Levels 1–4
1Level 1

Students are introduced to basic Islamic rulings, core beliefs, prophetic stories, essential du'as, the Islamic months, and the Arabic alphabet.

2Level 2

Students build on earlier learning through creed, salah rulings, stories of past nations, and an introduction to the Prophetic Sirah.

3Level 3

Students deepen their understanding of creed, Prophetic stories, salah-related rulings, and Islamic character in everyday modern life.

4Level 4

Students consolidate earlier lessons through advanced creed, further Sirah, higher rulings on purification, and broader Islamic morals and brotherhood.

This helps ensure that children learn with others at a similar stage and progress in a structured and steady way.

Focused Support

Friday Support

Friday class is for students who are behind and need additional help.

If a student is required to attend on Friday, attendance is mandatory so they can receive focused support in a smaller setting and catch up properly.

Program Details

Schedule and Fees

Weekly Schedule

Monday–Thursday
Session 1: 4:45 PM–6:10 PM
Session 2: 6:20 PM–7:45 PM

Fees

$95per month, per child
$50 registration fee for books and materials
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The program is open to children ages 5–15. Students ages 10 and above are placed into separate boys’ and girls’ classes.

Cornerstone & Chestermere

Program Locations

Choose the location that works best for your family.

Cornerstone

Starts August 10, 2026

3870 Cornerstone Blvd NE, Unit 130
Calgary, AB

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Chestermere

Starts August 17, 2026

20 Dawson Wharf Mount, Unit 1201
Chestermere, AB

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Next Step

Register Your Child

Parents can begin with the inquiry or registration process. Each student is placed through a registration interview so that learning begins at the right level.

Preliminary registration Placement interview Ages 5–15
Register Your Child
Al-Ansaar Islamic Foundation Evening Qur’an & Islamic Studies