As commonly known, all religious source material in Islam is in Arabic. The special characteristics of the language as well as the extensive vocabulary were the reason why Allah chose Arabic over other languages for his message. The language lays the groundwork for learning the traditions of Muslims and the rituals of worship in Islam. For this reason, language plays a big role in intercultural communication amongst Muslims of different races and languages.
Without sufficient knowledge of the Arabic language, it is not possible to understand the Koran and the Sunna of the Prophet. Evidence of this fact can be found in the Koran:
“Indeed, we have made it an Arabic Koran for you to understand!”
The following was narrated by Umar Bin Al-Khattab:
“Learn Arabic as the language is part of your religion!”
Therefore, the great Muslim scholars used to master the Arabic language studies. This underlines the importance of Arabic for every Muslim. Language is the tool to transmit the culture of every nation and is similar to a database for traditions and literature. An Arabic author of the 20th century defines the language as one’s home country. Thus all nations try to preserve their language and regulate the linguistic usage to protect the own identity from dying out.
- Classes will start on Sunday, 02.10.2023.
- The school hours according to classes are shown in table below
- On Friday, classes will be held online via zoom
- On Sunday classes will take place at OhmGymnasium
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Students who have already registered from last year do not have to fill out any forms.
Payment of the fees and the delivery of the school books will be for all students on Saturday September 17 and Sunday 25, 2022 in the Mosque courtyard (address: Am Erlanger Weg 2) will take place from 13:30 to 15:00.
All parents are asked to pay the fees in cash (with and without the Erlanger Pass): First child 125 euros and for each additional child 100 euros.
Parents who can not come on September 18 and 26, 2021 are asked to put the money in an envelope with the child’s name and class and send it with someone.
In the case that the fees are not paid on both days mentioned (18 and 26 September 2021), the school will charge a fee of 10 euros per child for the delay.
For Erlangen Pass holders: A copy of the passport will be made and the fees will be posted later. We will then refund the paid fees to the parents or keep them for the second semester (if the parents so wish).
As commonly known, all religious source material in Islam is in Arabic. The special characteristics of the language as well as the extensive vocabulary were the reason why Allah chose Arabic over other languages for his message. The language lays the groundwork for learning the traditions of Muslims and the rituals of worship in Islam. For this reason, language plays a big role in intercultural communication amongst Muslims of different races and languages.
Without sufficient knowledge of the Arabic language, it is not possible to understand the Koran and the Sunna of the Prophet. Evidence of this fact can be found in the Koran:
“Indeed, we have made it an Arabic Koran for you to understand!”
The following was narrated by Umar Bin Al-Khattab:
“Learn Arabic as the language is part of your religion!”
Therefore, the great Muslim scholars used to master the Arabic language studies. This underlines the importance of Arabic for every Muslim. Language is the tool to transmit the culture of every nation and is similar to a database for traditions and literature. An Arabic author of the 20th century defines the language as one’s home country. Thus all nations try to preserve their language and regulate the linguistic usage to protect the own identity from dying out.
Arabic classes for the year 21/22 will take place again from October 3rd, 2021.
The school hours according to classes are shown in table below
Due to the corona pandemic, lessons will initially be held online via Zoom as before.
Will be added soon
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- Registration is online using the registration form.
- Parents should come to the Mosque-Hof (address: Am Erlanger Weg 2) on Saturday, September 17th or Sunday, September 25th, 2022 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. to pay the registration fee.
As commonly known, all religious source material in Islam is in Arabic. The special characteristics of the language as well as the extensive vocabulary were the reason why Allah chose Arabic over other languages for his message. The language lays the groundwork for learning the traditions of Muslims and the rituals of worship in Islam. For this reason, language plays a big role in intercultural communication amongst Muslims of different races and languages.
Without sufficient knowledge of the Arabic language, it is not possible to understand the Koran and the Sunna of the Prophet. Evidence of this fact can be found in the Koran:
“Indeed, we have made it an Arabic Koran for you to understand!”
The following was narrated by Umar Bin Al-Khattab:
“Learn Arabic as the language is part of your religion!”
Therefore, the great Muslim scholars used to master the Arabic language studies. This underlines the importance of Arabic for every Muslim. Language is the tool to transmit the culture of every nation and is similar to a database for traditions and literature. An Arabic author of the 20th century defines the language as one’s home country. Thus all nations try to preserve their language and regulate the linguistic usage to protect the own identity from dying out.
Arabic classes for the year 21/22 will take place again from October 3rd, 2021.
Due to the corona pandemic, lessons will initially be held online via Zoom as before.
Will be added soon
Will be added soon
Will be added soon
- Registration is online using the registration form
- Fee collection date for the new students is on Sunday, July 2nd, 2023 or on Sunday, July 9th, 2023 in the Ohm-Gymnasium Erlangen, Building D from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m
- Fee collection date for the old students is on Saturday, September 16, 2023 or on Saturday, September 24, 2023 in the Peace Mosque, Erlanger Weg 2, 91056 Erlangen after prayer until 3:00 p.m