Tadris Prep
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Tadris Prep
About
This program is designed for young female students who would like to join the Tadris Integrated High School program with the intention of eventually enrolling in the Takmil Program for Higher Learning. Students will be taught by our highly qualified teachers and take the required 8th grade courses with the American School of Correspondence as well as introductory courses in Arabic and Islamic Studies. Tadris Prep is designed to nurture a love for ‘ilm in young minds while also helping students acquire the necessary organizational skills and emotional and spiritual maturity to meet the demands of the Tadris program.
Prerequisites
Prospective students must meet one of the following prerequisites:
- Has completed seventh grade.
- Has completed hifz-ul-Qur’an and is 12 years of age.
Student Life
Tanwir students experience more than just classes. The program is structured as a full-time immersive experience where study, reflection, and community blend together.
DarusSalam offers indoor recreation with an NCAA size basketball court and indoor running track. The Seminary is also equipped with a fitness room with cardio and strength equipment.
Throughout the year, DarusSalam holds field trips and special programs for students. The Chicagoland area is home to a variety of attractions: landmarks, libraries, museums, and much more. Throughout the year, students take a break from their studies and partake in class outings. Past outings have included visits to the Shedd Aquarium, the Museum of Science and Industry, Lincoln Park Zoo, trampoline parks, and nature preserves.
Our students are encouraged to continue their pursuit of knowledge both inside and outside of the classroom. DarusSalam features a resource library which is home to thousands of books in Arabic, Urdu, and English. Our collection includes but is not limited to voluminous books of Qur’ānic exegesis, Prophetic tradition, jurisprudence, purification, history, and more.
Tuition Fees
The cost of the Tadris Prep program is outlined below.
Program Fees
$650
Application Fee (One-time)
$100
Total Fees
$750
Tadris Prep is not accredited.
Yes. Students of the Tadris Prep are offered secular education via American School of Correspondence, an internationally accredited high school program. These courses take place in the Seminary and are taught by certified and experienced educators. The students’ progress is monitored by the administration.
Hafizas will have an opportunity to revise on a daily basis and will be tested periodically to ensure they retain their Qur’an.
Tadris Prep is for any student who is interested in proceeding to Tadris Integrated High School with our Alimiyyah Program. Students who have memorized sections of the Qur’an will continue to review and memorize.
Haafizath who would like to build their base for the Alimiyyah program. Non-haafizah who would like to memorize Quran and build a strong Islamic foundation
7th grade from any school or completed hifz
No. A student for Tadris Prep is required to be full time.
Yes. Students will have Fall, Winter, Spring, and Eid breaks, as well as various national holidays. We try to align our breaks with public schools for the convenience of the students’ families.
Yes, DarusSalam offers optional meal plans from our partnering halal restaurants for our students. This meal plan includes lunch and dinner 7 days a week.
Yes. This program is designed for students who are serious about learning their deen, and it requires time and dedication. Students who display a lack of interest and effort in their work can be terminated from the program.
No, the Tanwir Intensive is not accredited.
Yes, huffādh are expected to revise regularly and are tested to maintain memorization
Students progress from English to Arabic textbooks, access a large Arabic library, and are required to immerse in spoken Arabic—creating a complete environment for fluency.
No, the Tanwir Intensive is not accredited.
Yes, huffādh are expected to revise regularly and are tested to maintain memorization
Students progress from English to Arabic textbooks, access a large Arabic library, and are required to immerse in spoken Arabic—creating a complete environment for fluency.
