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Qur'an & Nature - for teens (13-16)
Discover the connection between Suratun Nahl (Chapter 16) of Qur'an, nature and ourselves
Available spots
Service Description
Hands-on character development through Qur'an. Note: Our curriculum includes more than one Surah, and other shorter lengths of programs will be offered based on the other surahs throughout the school breaks. Suratun Nahl details innumerable favours of Allaah upon mankind. Each week, participants will meet with sh Muadh and educators from Allaah, Nature and Me to learn about these favours through multiple hands-on workshops. The price of the course will cover any ticket prices associated with trips, tours or activities participants will attend. Activities include: Beekeeping and honey production (visiting a farm), Rain and Irrigation (visiting a local native garden), Wool to yarn workshop, Fishing and spending time learning about marine life, Gardening and Growth of Plants & Fruits, Astronomy, Navigation & Natural Cycles, Social engagement along with community and team building exercises. The sessions will take place weekly during summer for 4 hours of length/session. The form includes payment options for one month or two months of sessions. Our Instructors: Br Muaaz is a teacher at IIT for the past 4 years Ba in Theology from KSA Khateeb Experience working with children asides from teaching (weekend, school, summer camp, sleepovers) etc Sr Rabia is a qualified Qur'anic Sciences Educator with sanad as well as an outdoor educator and founder of Allaah, Nature and Me. She has been teaching children since past 25 years. She founded the Laurier MSA during her highschool years, worked as da'wah Coordinator with YM and UfT MSA. She was also an Ameerah with AlMaghrib Toronto from 2007-2009.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
Our Cancellation Policy has been designed out of consideration for event attendees and coordinators, to ensure that the following situations are avoided as often as possible: - Event coordinators and attendees being left to waste time waiting for members who do not show up for an event. - Unnecessary last-minute drop-outs which result in people from the waiting list not being able to get on to the event, or the event itself being changed as a result (i.e. not enough drivers) No-shows A no-show is awarded to a member who does not show up to an event for which they were registered, when they have not notified the event coordinator at least 24 hours in advance that they will be unable to attend. An event coordinator may use their discretion in awarding a no-show. If a member is more than ten minutes late for a carpool or meeting place, they may be recorded as a "no show" at the coordinator's discretion. If you are uncertain as to where you're supposed to meet, make sure to contact the coordinator for clarification prior to the day of the event. If a member has two or more "no shows" in a year, their spot on future events cannot be guaranteed. The event coordinator may, at their discretion, move that person from the sign up list to the bottom of the event waiting list. If a member has two or more "no shows" in a year, and they put themselves on the waiting list for an event, other members on the waiting list may be added to the event first at the discretion of the event coordinator. Event attendees are responsible for having a valid e-mail address and for checking their e-mail prior to an event. Event coordinators will be responsible for phoning anyone added from the waiting list within 24 hours of carpool/meeting time; otherwise, a "no show" cannot be logged against any person. Event coordinators may be convinced to reverse a "no show" flag if they are contacted within a reasonable period of time after the event and made aware of extenuating circumstances. This will be up to the discretion of the coordinator and will be handled on a case-by-case basis. A no-show can not be reversed by any director.
Contact Details
rabiah.akhan@gmail.com
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