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Islamic School

Weekend Islamic education for children in a warm, welcoming environment — building a lifelong love of the Qur'an, strong character, and community.

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At a Glance

Schedule & age groups 2026–27 Year

Classes follow the San Jose Islamic School calendar: Sundays, 10:00 AM to Dhuhr, starting September 13, 2026 and running through the award ceremony on June 6, 2027, with breaks for Thanksgiving, winter break, MLK and Presidents' Day weekends, Memorial Day, and adjusted hours during Ramadan.

ClassAges / GradesDay & Time
Pre-KAge 4Sundays, 10:00 AM–Dhuhr
KindergartenAge 5Sundays, 10:00 AM–Dhuhr
Grades 1 and upAges 6+Sundays, 10:00 AM–Dhuhr (curriculum being finalized)

A typical Sunday

  • Assembly10:00–10:15 AM
  • Qur'anic Studies10:15–11:10 AM
  • Snack Break11:10–11:30 AM
  • Islamic Studies11:30 AM–12:25 PM
  • Qur'an & Dua Memorization12:25–1:15 PM
  • Dhuhr Prayer≈1:15–1:30 PM

During Ramadan, hours shift to 10:00 AM–Dhuhr with no snack break, except for Pre-K, Kindergarten & Grade 1.

What They'll Learn

Curriculum by grade

Our Pre-K and Kindergarten syllabi are set. Both classes cover Aqa'id (belief), Akhlaq/values, seerah (Prophet stories), and early Qur'an & Arabic — building year over year as children grow.

Pre-K

Age 4
Aqa'id

Memorization of the 1st & 2nd Kalima; a simple introduction to Islam; the five pillars; Allah is present everywhere; Allah the Creator; names of the angels and prophets; the story of the last Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Values & Behavior

Obedience and goodness to parents, respect for teachers and elders, love for siblings and relatives, kindness to others, and love for Allah's creatures — taught through story time.

Ibadat

Names of the five daily prayers; pictures of the Ka'bah.

Qur'an

Introduction to the Arabic alphabet.

Suggested Materials

Arabic Alphabets Coloring Book (Kazi Publications); Color and Learn the Names of Prophets (Hamza); the Adam's World, Happy to Be Muslims, and Let's Pray videos from Sound Vision; Yusuf Islam's School in London nursery rhymes audio.

Kindergarten

Age 5
Qur'an & Arabic

Reading the Arabic alphabet in order and at random; Ta'awwudh and Tasmiah.

Aqa'id

Allah is the only Creator; Allah's creation; the angels; the five pillars of Islam.

Akhlaq

Memorizing the first Kalima and its meaning; the greeting of Assalaamu Alaikum and its meaning; love for Allah, parents, relatives, and all creation.

Seerah

Stories of the Prophets: Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, and Muhammad (peace be upon him); the Ka'bah and the masjid.

Materials

Books will be supplied by the school.

Get Started

Registration & contact

San Jose Islamic School — Registration 2026–2027

Fill out the form below to register your child. You can also download a PDF copy of the form, or email us with questions.

info@musallas.org

Jazak Allahu Khairan — registration received!

Thank you for registering. Our Islamic School team will be in touch by email or phone to confirm your child's enrollment and next steps.

Parent / Guardian Information

Please provide contact details for at least one parent or guardian.

Student Information

Annual fee: $150. Register up to 2 students per form.

Annual Fee: $150
Annual Fee: $150

Parent Declaration / Waiver

“We hereby enroll the above listed children in SJIS and grant our permission for their participation in all activities of the school including field trips. We agree to hold harmless the school Executive Committee, the Islamic Center, and their agents from any and all liabilities, claims, injuries, or losses. In case of a medical emergency, I/we give SJIS the right to make decisions regarding treatment(s). We are aware of the school policies and agree to abide by them.”

“I will be available to perform a volunteer duty for two hours during each semester.” Please check your preference(s):

Your information is sent securely to the Masjid Yaseen Islamic School team and is not shared outside the school.