Fajr & Quran Reflection (5:00 AM - 6:00 AM)
The day begins with the soothing call to Fajr. Your child rises, performs ablution, and prays in their home environment. Immediately afterward, they log in to our platform's Quran Reflection module. Here, they listen to a ten-minute recitation of the day's assigned ayah, followed by a guided journaling prompt.
Live Homeroom & Check-In (8:00 AM 8:30 AM)
At 8 AM Sharp, students gather in a live, small-group homeroom led by their Murabi coach. Attendance is taken, the day's objectives are outlined, and any technical questions are addressed. This 30-minute block builds community and ensures every learner feels supported.
Fajr & Quran Reflection (5:00 AM - 6:00 AM)
The day begins with the soothing call to Fajr. Your child rises, performs ablution, and prays in their home environment. Immediately afterward, they log in to our platform's Quran Reflection module. Here, they listen to a ten-minute recitation of the day's assigned ayah, followed by a guided journaling prompt.
A Day in the Life: Academic Morning
Academic Block 1 (8:30 AM 10:30 AM)
Students tackle two core subjects in focused 60-minute intervals, chosen based on their personalized learning pathway
First Hour: Could be Math-solving pre-algebra problems via interactive whiteboard tools, receiving instant Al feedback on each step.
Second Hour: Perhaps Language Arts -analyzing a Somali folktale, annotating themes, and drafting paragraph responses in the digital writing lab.
Throughout, Salim™, our virtual tutor, offers real-time hints and encouragement, while Murabi coaches monitor analytics to jump into breakout rooms for targeted support.
Break & Salah (10:30 AM 11:00 AM)
A 30-minute break allows students to pray Dhuhr (if Salah time arrives) or simply stretch, have a healthy snack, and reset their focus.
Academic Block 2 (11:00 AM 1:00 PM)
Another sequence of two 30-minute lessons keeps momentum:
Science Exploration: Conducting a virtual chemistry lab simulation-mixing reagents, observing reactions, and logging results in an interactive notebook.
Arabic & Tajweed Clinic: Small-group online session with an Arabic specialist, where students practice pronunciation, reading fluency, and Quranic tajweed rules with peer feedback.
A Day in the Life: Afternoon Activities
Lunch & Family Connection (1:00 PM -2:00 PM)
Students enjoy lunch with family, sharing midday reflections. Parents can use this time to review the dashboard's midday report-seeing mastery percentages and any coach-recommended focus areas for the
afternoon.
Afternoon Salah & Reflection (3:30 PM 4:00 PM)
Time for Asr prayer, followed by a short guided mindfulness activity linking Suhbah principles to daily life-encouraging gratitude, empathy, and personal accountability.
Project-Based Learning (2:00 PM - 3:30 PM)
Once a week, this block transforms into a collaborative project: for example, designing a service project that addresses a community need-like planning a Ramadan food drive. Teams use digital whiteboards and document collaboration tools to outline goals, assign tasks, and prepare presentations.
A Day in the Life: Evening Conclusion
Enrichment & Electives (4:00 PM - 5:00 PM)
Students choose from a rotating menu of elective workshops-public speaking practice, coding basics, or Islamic art and calligraphy sessions-led by community experts. This hour fosters passions beyond core academics and builds confidence.
Review & Wrap-Up (5:00 PM 5:30 PM)
Before logging off, learners spend thirty minutes reviewing the day's lessons via revision quizzes generated by the Al engine. They bookmark challenging topics for coach follow-up and earn badges for streaks of completed tasks.
Family Debrief & Evening Dua (5:30 PM 6:00 PM)
The day concludes with Maghrib prayer followed by a family debrief: sharing successes, discussing tomorrow's goals, and reciting evening duas together. Parents see a final end-of-day progress snapshot, celebrating achievements and identifying next steps.
Success Story: Ayaan's Journey to Mastery
Initial Challenge
Ayaan, age 11, joined Arday Academy last fall struggling to balance Quran memorization with her passion for robotics. Before enrolling, she had memorized only three short Surahs and found middle-school math overwhelming.
Lasting Impact
Her parents, in Minnesota, report she now greets her studies with excitement: her progress dashboard shows 95% mastery in math and daily Quran practice streaks exceeding 30 days.
Initial Challenge
Ayaan, age 11, joined Arday Academy last fall struggling to balance Quran memorization with her passion for robotics. Before enrolling, she had memorized only three short Surahs and found middle-school math overwhelming.
Lasting Impact
Her parents, in Minnesota, report she now greets her studies with excitement: her progress dashboard shows 95% mastery in math and daily Quran practice streaks exceeding 30 days.
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