PRESS RELEASE: TEACHING AND LEARNING FROM AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE

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DALLAS, TX — March 11th, 2023. DJARABI KITABS PUBLISHING has officially released its second homeschooling resource titled Teaching and Learning from an Islamic Perspective by Authors Jameela Ho, Aishah Ho, Maneera Khan, Mariam Seddiq, Taherah Moslih.

Summary: All knowledge is from Allah ﷻ. When we study, the knowledge of Allah ﷻ and His creations should go together. It shouldn’t be separated like it is nowadays. When children learn science, they should be encouraged to marvel at the Creator. Math is a set of patterns. Who is it that created these patterns? Allah ﷻ!

The purpose of this book is to link our Creator to the subjects taught in school. It encourages teachers and parents to find ways to teach about Allah ﷻ and Islam into school subjects, turning it into comprehensive lessons. Each chapter has examples of lessons that you can use with your children.

A Chat with the some of the authors revealed their intentions. Please see below.

More information on the authors is available next.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

 

Chapter 1&5: Jameela Ho holds a Master of Education at Macquarie University, Sydney and a Master of Research from Western Sydney University. She is currently studying and researching factors that affect children’s academic achievement. She blogs on the subject of both education and parenting, each on two separate blogs. ILMA Education (www.ilmaeducation.com) is where she motivates kids to excel at studying and learning. Her Muslim Parenting blog (www.jameelaho.com) is where she helps parents to raise kids with good morals, manners and behaviour.

Chapter 2: Aishah Ho is a mathematics teacher who holds a Master of Education at Macquarie University, Sydney. She was also the head of the Mathematics department at AlZahra College, an International Baccalaureate school. She has twenty years of teaching experience. Apart from being a high school mathematics teacher, she had also worked as a primary teacher teaching fourth grade to sixth grade. She had worked in public high schools as well as Muslim schools, teaching the state mathematics curriculum as well as the International Baccalaureate mathematics curriculum. Currently, she is working on the wonders of Allah's creations and its links to mathematics.

Chapter 3: Meenara Khan is a former math and science teacher from Chicago with 6 years of teaching experience in the United States and Pakistan. Raised in the USA, Meenara’s experiences inspired her to create educational content that highlights Muslim/Islamic life and culture for classroom teaching. As a teacher, she believes hands-on, interactive learning for all ages is the key to engagement and happy classrooms.  In 2020, she received her Masters in Biology for Science Educators from Clemson University, SC. Recently, she became a Cambridge Certified teacher with honors distinction. Meenara continues to provide professional teacher training in Pakistan and makes amazing Muslim/Islamic themed resources! Currently, she runs her online teacher business at The Hijabi Teacher.

Chapter 4: Mariam Seddiq is a history enthusiast who studied at the University of Sydney, Australia, specialising in Islamic civilisation and history. She also completed a postgraduate diploma in psychology from Monash University, Melbourne. She appreciates how interwoven the subjects of history and psychology are in deepening our understanding of people and society. For the past thirteen years, she has been busy teaching history to secondary school students and continues to pursue her research and writing through her website (www.medrese.be).

Chapter 5: Taherah Moslih studied at the University of Melbourne, majoring in neuroscience. Alongside learning about how the brain grows and develops she completed a certificate of Early Childhood Education and Care.  She has been tutoring for 6 years, worked in childcare and is currently a Quran and Islamic Studies teacher at the PGCC Maktab. EasyTeaching (@easyteaching.melb) is where she teaches educators and parents about children’s unique brains, learning differences and psychologically proven learning strategies.

Teaching and Learning from an Islamic Perspective is available in paperback and eBook on Amazon, DKP’s Bookstore, and Fofky's Online Book Café. You can also find the book on Goodreads.

CONTACTS

Djarabi Kitabs Publishing

PO BOX 703733

Dallas, TX 75370

USA

Email: editor@djarabikitabs.com