Adolescence is a turning point — a season of soul-searching, independence, and deep questioning. In this stage, we rise to meet our youth with sincerity, relevance, and guidance. They don’t just need content — they need context. They don’t just need teachers — they need mentors.

Rise & Grow is designed to walk alongside teens as they seek to understand who they are, what they believe, and where they are going. It integrates academic skills, real-life application, emotional intelligence, and spiritual self-awareness — all rooted in a strong Islamic framework.

This program does not rush teens into adulthood, but equips them to transition thoughtfully — with confidence, skills, and character. We prepare them not just for grades or college, but for the decisions and distractions of life.

📖 What Your Teen Will Learn

🕌 Deen & Spiritual Identity

• Qur’an memorization with thematic tafseer, journaling, and discussion
• Prophetic seerah as a mirror for modern ethical challenges
• Applied fiqh: real-life rulings and spiritual reflection
• Exploring the Islamic worldview (aqeedah, ethics, purpose)
• Identity in the digital age: navigating doubts, distractions, and self-image
• Journaling for tazkiyah (soul growth), adab, and personal accountability
• Decision-making through Qur’anic guidance and prophetic wisdom

🗣️ Arabic Language

• Intermediate grammar and Qur’anic vocabulary study
• Applied tafsir vocabulary and deeper word analysis
• Conversation practice through role-play and discussions
• Writing summaries, reflections, and short essays in Arabic
• Introduction to classical Arabic texts and poetic forms
• Qur’an-based Arabic exploration and tafsir engagement

📚 English & Expression

• Structured essay writing: persuasive, expository, and narrative forms
• Reading comprehension and critical literature analysis
• Argumentation and public speaking
• Writing personal reflections, speeches, and values-based articles
• Exploring global literature with an Islamic lens
• Vocabulary development through expressive writing
• Using writing as a tool for da‘wah, healing, and identity

➗ Math & Thinking Skills

• Algebra, real-life applications, and foundational statistics
• Geometry, logic puzzles, and budgeting scenarios
• Financial literacy (income, saving, zakah, debt, ethics)
• Strategic problem-solving with multiple steps
• Data interpretation, graphs, and practical numeracy
• Connecting abstract math to household and community use

🛠️ Practical Life & Emotional Intelligence

• Goal-setting and habit tracking
• Time management, calendar planning, and personal systems
• Developing maturity in conflict resolution and emotional response
• Exploring mental health through a faith-based lens
• Building routines that support barakah, focus, and wellness
• Social etiquette, online adab, and boundary setting
• Practical responsibility: travel, errands, digital management

🧠 Critical Thinking & Communication Skills

• Structuring logical arguments and identifying fallacies
• Group discussions with respectful disagreement and value-based expression
• Debate and research on current issues with an Islamic worldview
• Writing reflections, case studies, and value-based comparisons
• Understanding media influence and forming authentic opinions
• Planning and presenting ideas to peers, parents, or public groups

💼 Career Readiness & Real-Life Skills

• Resume and portfolio creation with Islamic integrity
• Exploring career paths, calling, and service through interest inventories
• Financial ethics: halal income, barakah, and trustworthiness
• Interview skills, mock presentations, and volunteer projects
• Connecting skills to service: project planning and community work
• Time management and task tracking for real-world execution

🎒 What’s Included

• Weekly live small-group classes in English, Arabic, Qur’an, and Math
• Guided mentorship circles focused on identity, faith, and real-life issues
• Career readiness activities: resume templates, interview practice
• Thematic writing prompts for journaling, self-discovery, and tazkiyah
• Interactive teen discussion spaces moderated by trusted educators
• Parent support sessions: navigating teenhood with connection
• Monthly reflections and progress consultations
• Optional 1:1 mentorship and coaching sessions
• Self-paced modules for high school transcripts and portfolio building

👪 Who It’s For

• Muslim families with teens and young adults ages 14–21
• Homeschoolers, afterschoolers, and gap-year learners
• Parents raising conscious, capable, and God-connected young adults
• Teens exploring identity, purpose, and faith in a confusing world
• Students preparing for college, career, or contribution — with taqwa