Registration for the MCC Sunday School is now open. Please register after thoroughly reading the parent contract.

The school aims to nurture Islamic character in youth by teaching Quran and Sunnah, fostering iman and taqwa, and encouraging the application of Islamic principles in daily life. Serving students from Kindergarten to high school, the school follows the Montgomery County Public Schools calendar.

The curriculum is split between Quran instruction and Islamic Studies. Quran lessons focus on mastering Qaaidah Nooriniyah, letter recognition, and tajweed, while Islamic Studies uses the Weekend Learning Publishers textbook series. The program also includes lunch, recess, and educational opportunities for parents and the community.

For inquiries, contact Sr. Rakhi Hayat (principal@mccmd.org) or Br. Zia Wali (weekendschool@mccmd.org). Office hours are 10:00 am to 2:00 pm during school sessions, when fees can be paid and books picked up.

For more details, click here. For frequently asked questions, click here.

The primary focus of the Al-Hidayah Institute is to facilitate and promote Islamic Academic disciplines and community development opportunities at MCC. This will be done by having structured classes in each department focusing on the traditional Quranic, Arabic, and Islamic sciences, as well as relevant programming and seminars. You can read more about AHI here.

Al-Hidayah Institute will begin the Fall semester of the Quran Program for Adults starting Saturday, September 14. To get yourself registered, please click this link.

For any questions or concerns please contact us at AHI@mccmd.org