The Nasihah Islamic Curriculum requires that the teacher of the curriculum interact with in such a way that the learning reinforces application.
- Remember that the Arabic language is a key starting point to being able to access ANY Islamic curriculum. Nasihah is no different. The creators of the curriculum recommend that every day should be given to Arabic Learning along with a select portion of the Nasihah Book.
- The Course books come bundled with a separate Dua book. The Nasihah Series recommends treating dua as its own subject.
- The course recommendations are not mandatory, but if you want to use the book as the authors intended and get the benefit that they tried to impart in them you should follow them
The first two pages of the Teachers Handbook
What this means is that study should happen 5 days a week. Arabic practice happens every single day. In those 5 days one day needs to be given completely to fiqh. for the rest of the 8 classes rotate them every 2 weeks.
