Presently the Academy offers grades KG thru 12th grade. Darul Amaanah Academy:
The First and Only Qur’aan School In Delaware
19 Lambson Ln, New Castle, DE 19720
302-274-2946
Founded in 1997, Darul-Amaanah Academy is registered with the Delaware Department of Education under private school code 5665. Darul-Amaanah is also a 501 C 3 non-profit organization registered with the United Stat
es IRS. Philosophy and Mission
The educational philosophy of Darul Amaanah Academy is deeply rooted in the Qur‘aan and life of Prophet Muhammed (Sallallaahu’ alaihi wa sallem, Peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). The Academy is committed to cultivating Islaamic values, morals, etiquettes, manners and a drive for excellence (Ihsaan) in all aspects of life. It places great emphasis on the formulation of a curriculum that caters to the development of a balanced Islaamic personality. Because our program focuses on the individual student, a child who may have been left behind elsewhere is able to excel at Darul Amaanah. Develop a strong Muslim identity, based on the Qur'aan and Tradition of the Prophet Muhammed (Sallallaahu’ alaihi wa sallem) in order to build self-confidence and perseverance to succeed in this life and the Hereafter.
2. Provide a safe and stimulating learning environment that promotes an atmosphere of cooperation, trust, and dignity.
3. Encourage students to cooperate with others both within our school and in the larger community.
4. Encourage each student to cherish his/her own cultural values and heritage and respect individuals with different cultural backgrounds.
5. Nurture and inspire self-discipline, and self-esteem.
6. Instill a thirst for knowledge.
7. Develop critical thinking and practical application skills needed for life-long learning. Policy of Non-Discrimination in the Admission of Students
Darul-Amaanah admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, and other school-administered programs. Curriculum/Program
Qur‘aan
Traditionally, in Islaamic societies, the first education that children received was memorizing the Qur‘aan. Darul Amaanah continues this tradition as the memorization of Islaam’s Holy Scripture is given the utmost attention. Each year, students memorize two parts of the thirty that make up the Qur‘aan. Qur‘aanic studies also include commentary of the Qur‘aan (Tafseer) and the science of recitation (Tajweed). Hadeeth
In this introductory study of hadeeth, the students’ skills in Arabic Language are strengthened as they memorize hadeeth from the curriculum of the Islaamic University of Medinah second level of the Arabic Program. Vocabulary is increased and Arabic grammar skills are reinforced as students committee to memory the sayings of the Messenger of Allaah (Sallallaahu‘ alaihi wa sallem). Islaamic Studies
The Islaamic Studies Program is unique and comprehensive. It stresses Islaamic tradition, heritage, and identity. It challenges the students academically and fosters an atmosphere conducive to the development of Islaamic morals, values, and ideals. With this foundation, students will continually seek knowledge, think critically, and become active learners. The program prepares students for the challenges they will face as they proceed in their educational and professional careers. Arabic
Darul Amaanah believes that it is important for all students to learn Arabic. Arabic is the language of the Noble Qur'aan and Muslims are expected to be well versed in it and fully aware of its usage. The Arabic language is becoming more and more popular in cultural, political, and economic world events; moreover, it has become one of the major languages used at the United Nations. Seerah (Biography of The Prophet Muhammed)
At Darul Amaanah students learn the life history and good qualities of the Prophet Muhammed. Seerah is taught at all levels. Mathematics
The Mathematics program at Darul Amaanah is an integrated curriculum incorporating the standards adopted by the State of Delaware and emphasizes proficiency in basic skills needed in mathematics. Building these skills from the elementary grades, it emphasizes readiness for advancement to higher-level mathematics. Each year, algebra, geometry, statistics, and other realms of mathematics are presented to each grade at the appropriate level of difficulty. The mathematics textbook used is Macmillan/McGraw-Hill. Language Arts
Students use the listening, speaking, and reading foundational skills they have developed to extend their understanding of written language and their skills in using written language. The Language Arts program is designed to challenge students academically, prepare them for college, and contribute to their personal development. The goals of the program are to promote critical and analytical thinking, perceptive reading, and effective writing. The language arts textbook used is Macmillan/McGraw-Hill. Science
Students at Darul Amaanah study the universe as it is spoken about in the Qur‘aan. Students learn about the environment, the human body, animal life, plant life, physical science, health, and safety. Materials prepared by Darul Amaanah. M
The science textbook used is Macmillan/McGraw-Hill supplemented with scientific facts from the Qur'aan. Spelling
Since spelling is an integral part of the writing process, learning to spell will facilitate learning to write. At Darul-Amaanah students are taught to recognize and associate letters and sounds, use phonetic codes to decode words, edit writing for developmentally appropriate spelling, usage, mechanics, grammar, vocabulary, and handwriting. The spelling textbook used is Macmillan/McGraw-Hill in combination with the phonics program developed by Darul-Amaanah. Reading: Comprehension
Comprehension involves understanding grade-level-appropriate material. Students develop strategies such as asking questions; making predictions; and identifying and analyzing structure, organization, perspective, and purpose. After Grade 5, the focus is on informational texts. The reading textbook used is Macmillan/McGraw-Hill in combination with the reading comprehension passages developed by Darul Amaanah. Evaluation:
Final grades are given based on the completion of and quality of the following:
Daily assignments
Two Quarterly exams Mid-term exam
Cumulative Final exam
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