Islamic Foundation of Toronto
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- Bu səhifədəki naviqasiya:
- School Calendar 2017-2018 July August 2017 Ramadaan Eid Holidays
- Eid-ul Adha
- December 2017 – January February 2018
- Parent Teacher Interviews
- March Break
- Fiqh/Dua Exam
- Note: Calendar is subject to change without notice *Dates dependant on the sighting of the moon IFT Full-Time Hifz School Ramadhan Timetable
- TIMINGS Monday Tuesday
- Friday Ramadan timings will be from 9:15am to 12:15pm IFT Full-Time Hifz School Winter Timetable: November – March
- 11:55 - 12:35pm Lunch Lunch Lunch
- *Tajweed / Tarteel / Hadr 4 days a week* Fiqh /Seerah/Dua once a week and on Fridays half hour speech IFT Full-Time Hifz School
- 12:15 - 12:40 Lunch Lunch Lunch
IFT HIFZ GIRLS’ GRADUATES
Life After Hifz Once you have completed your Hifz, you must never think that you are done. Alhamdu-lillah, it is a very great achievement, but this is when the test really begins. You must be very concerned about your daur (revision) because all the effort and time you sacrificed to memorize the Qur’an will be wasted if you do not do your daur regularly. According to a Hadith narrated by Ibn Umar (RA), Allah’s Messenger (SAW) said, “The parable of one who knows the Qur’an by heart is as the parable of an owner of hobbled camels. If he remains watchful, he will retain it; and if he neglects it, it will go away.” (Al-Bukhari and Muslim) In this Hadith, we learn that the person who memorizes the entire Qur’an or even a portion of it and continues its recitation, will retain it; otherwise it will start slipping from his memory. Similarly, if one keeps a strict watch on his camel, it will remain tied to the tethers, but no sooner is it freed, it will run away with such speed that it becomes difficult to find and capture. It is strongly recommended that once you graduate from Hifz class, you should attend an evening class in a nearby Masjid every day where you can recite your daur to a teacher or another Haafiz. Since you will be tired to do your daur right after school, you should practice it early in the morning after Fajr for at least ½ hour. This way you can save some time because you can recite your daur to your teacher right when you get to him. It is very important that you do this for at least 4-5 years as once you grow older, you will not have enough time to revise because of the many responsibilities in your life. Another effective way to keep your daur strong is to lead Taraweeh in Ramadhan. You do not have to lead all 20 rakaats; you can lead anywhere between 4 and 10 rakaats, depending on your situation. You must try to lead Taraweeh somewhere because it will not only make your daur strong but will also be a good experience. Even Rasulullah (SAW) used to revise the entire Qur’an with the Angel Jibra’eel during the month of Ramadhan. In his (SAW)’s last Ramadhan, he recited it twice. If you follow these guidelines and make a lot of du’a, insha-Allah your memorization of the Qur’an will be strong. A few other important things to keep in mind is to keep a connection and strong attachment with your teachers; always stay in the company of good people as the company you keep will have an effect on you; people will always look up to you so set an example for others in every sphere of your life; stay away from those things that are prohibited in Islam as they will destroy you in this life and the Hereafter; and establish and maintain your salaah wherever you are as it will act as a safeguard against evil. May Allah SWT give us the love of the Quran as well as the ability to act upon the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Ameen! School Calendar 2017-2018 July & August 2017 Ramadaan & Eid Holidays Monday June 26 – Friday July 7, 2017 Full Time Hifz Re-opens Monday July 10, 2017 Civic Holiday Monday August 7, 2017 Boys & Girls Hifz Jalsa Friday August 25, 2017 Eid-ul Adha Thursday August 31 – Friday September 1, 2017* September 2017 Labour Day Monday September 4, 2017 October/ November 2017 Thanksgiving Day Monday October 9, 2017 Parent Teacher Interviews Mon November 6 to Fri November 10, 2017 December 2017 – January & February 2018 Qiraat Competition Pre-test Saturday December 2, 2017 Mid-Term Hifz Exams Wednesday December 6, 2017 Mid-Term Exams (Tajweed/Hadr) Thursday December 7, 2017 Mid-Term Exams (Fiqh/Dua) Friday December 8, 2017 Winter Break Monday Dec 25 – Friday Jan 5, 2018 Parent Teacher Interviews Monday January 22 to Friday January 26, 2018 PA Day Monday February 5, 2018 Family Day Monday February 19, 2018 Girls Qiraat Competition Saturday February 24, 2018 March 2018 Boys Qiraat Competition Friday March 9 to Sunday March 11, 2018 March Break Monday March 12 – Friday March 16, 2018 Good Friday Friday March 30, 2018 April 2018 Easter Monday Monday April 2, 2018 Pre-Registration begins for 2017-2018 Wednesday April 18, 2018 May, June, July & August 2018 Tajweed/Hadr Exam Thursday May 17, 2018 Fiqh/Dua Exam Friday May 18, 2018 Victoria Day Monday May 21, 2018 Final Term Hifz Exams (Boys and Girls) Thursday June 7, 2018 Eid-ul Fitr Holiday Wednesday June 13 – Friday June 15, 2018* Summer Holidays Monday July 2 – Friday July 13, 2018 Boys’ and Girl’s Jalsa/ Final Report Cards Friday August 25, 2018 Note: Calendar is subject to change without notice *Dates dependant on the sighting of the moon IFT Full-Time Hifz School Ramadhan Timetable
Friday Ramadan timings will be from 9:15am to 12:15pm IFT Full-Time Hifz School Winter Timetable: November – March
*Tajweed / Tarteel / Hadr 4 days a week* Fiqh /Seerah/Dua once a week and on Fridays half hour speech IFT Full-Time Hifz School Timetable (Daylight Saving): September-November & March-June
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