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Character Building – Life Coaching for Boys (10 – 14 yrs)

Character Building – Life Coaching for Boys (10 – 14 yrs)

This course is designed to empower young boys to develop good character through guided discussions, practical exercises, and role modeling. Participants will explore personal values, responsibilities, and community engagement, all within the framework of Islamic teachings. Each module builds upon the previous one, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience and supporting the transition into manhood.

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Character Building

Home Education Support

Year 7

Department

  • Online School

TimeLine

Sep 30, 2024 - Jul 25, 2025

Duration

10 Months

Sessions

36

Language

English

Location

Online

Time

1:00 am

Rating

4.5 (110 ratings)

Price

Ā£30.00 per month

Status

In progress

Total Cost

Ā£300

Key Objectives

  • Understand and define their values
  • Articulate the importance of character and identify key prophetic character traits as define by the Prophet (saws)
  • Understand and can demonstrate the relevance of stewardship in the context of their own life
  • Have greater awareness of how their individual character affects themselves and others
  • The Course Includes

  • An opportunity to integrate and personally apply learning in all subjects.
  • Support in goal setting.
  • A focus on reflection and improvement over time.
  • Development of communicationĀ skills.
  • Course Schedule

    Schedule UTC+001
    Wednesday11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

    Description

    Character Building consists of four subjects: Aqida, Seerah, Fiqh and Life Coaching. Through these subjects we aim to shape our studentsā€™ mindset and actions to be reflective of the Prophet Muhammadā€™s character. Our focus is not on teaching doctrine and jurisprudence from a knowledge standpoint but to inculcate a rich understanding of the deen that would result in good character and stewardship of humanity.

    This course is designed to empower young boys to develop good character through guided discussions, practical exercises, and role modeling. Participants will explore personal values, responsibilities, and community engagement, all within the framework of Islamic teachings. Each module builds upon the previous one, ensuring a comprehensive coverage of the subject matter and supporting the transition into manhood.

    Module 1: Introduction and Behaviour Guidelines

    • Course Introduction: Overview of the course aims, objectives, and weekly activities. Introduction to materials needed, such as a journal and course PDF.
    • Discussion: Role Models:
      • Identifying and understanding the qualities of trustworthy role models.
      • Exploring the Prophet Muhammad (ļ·ŗ) as the ultimate role model.
      • Distinguishing between role models to emulate and those to respect (elders, parents, teachers).

    Module 2: Personal Identity and Values

    • Review: Key learnings and homework review.
    • Discussion: Identity as a Young Muslim:
      • Exploring personal roles at home and in the community.
      • Defining and eliciting personal values.
      • Aligning personal values with those of the Prophet Muhammad (ļ·ŗ).
      • Identifying and overcoming obstacles to value alignment.

    Module 3: Developing Good Character

    • Review: Key learnings from the previous week.
    • Discussion: Importance of Good Character:
      • Understanding the significance of good character in Islam.
      • Reviewing two hadith about character.
      • Providing examples of good character and discussing its impact on daily life and relationships.
      • Transitioning into manhood with a focus on character improvement.
      • Enhancing character through service to the Prophetā€™s (ļ·ŗ) mission and values.

    Module 4: Personal Service

    • Review: Key learnings from the previous week.
    • Discussion: Personal Service:
      • Defining personal service as ibadat (personal worship) and fulfilling Allahā€™s commandments.
      • Group work: Developing a chart on key responsibilities, relationships, ideal character, and paths to excellence in personal service.

    Module 5: Service in the Home

    • Review: Key learnings from the previous week.
    • Discussion: Service in the Home:
      • Exploring the components of serving within the home.
      • Group work: Developing a chart on key responsibilities, relationships, ideal character, and paths to excellence in serving in the home.

    Module 6: Community Service

    • Review: Key learnings from the previous week.
    • Discussion: Service in the Community:
      • Defining what service in the community entails.
      • Group work: Developing a chart on key responsibilities, relationships, ideal character, and paths to excellence in community service.

    This structured and supportive program will help young boys build a strong foundation of character, preparing them for personal, familial, and community responsibilities in alignment with Islamic values, and guiding their transition into responsible manhood.

    Requirements

    Course pdf, internet, camera, pen, and computer.

    Instructor(s)

    Muhammad Ali

    Muhammad Ali

    4.5 (110 ratings)

    30 Courses ā€¢ 525,181 students

    Mohammed Ali is a graduate of the African American Islamic Institute located in Medina Baye, Kaolack Senegal, founded by the erudite Islamic scholar Shaykh Imam Hassan Cisse. Originally from Brooklyn, NY he first attended the prestigious Howard University, located in Washington D.C, where he studied the fine arts and Philosophy.

    After a year of study, he decided to travel abroad in order to pursue Islamic knowledge. In 2012 he began his journey and spent the last 12 years studying Arabic and the Islamic sciences under the tutelage of Shaykh Muhammad Mahy Cisse and various Shinqiti and Azhari scholars. He was successful in completing the rigorous program and has received his diploma in both Classical Arabic and Islamic Studies. He was given authorization to teach Islamic Jurisprudence and Classical Arabic in 2018 by Shaykh Muhammad Mahy Cisse and has been successful in balancing both his studies and teaching on his downtime.

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