Islamic Schools Vs Regular School System

Nargis · 03-14-2016, 10:51 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#21
if you respect other beliefs it only enhances your own beliefs

#22
[quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=103240.msg683954#msg683954 date=1457972360]
it pisses me off hearing muslims speak on other religions they know nothing about with ignorance,
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It pisses me off hearing christians speak on islam with all their ignorance.

#23
Hmmm... From where I am, I don't know of any Islamic school. Although I might be wrong, since most Muslims here are on the other side of my country and I haven't been there. There's lots of Catholic and Chinese schools from where I am, but not an Islamic school I know of.

For me, it's better if religion is taught outside of school. I would rather have my child enrolled in a non secular school. This way, we, the parents, can teach them about our religion or enrol them in religious organisations.

#24
[quote author=briannagodess link=topic=103240.msg683959#msg683959 date=1457972832]
For me, it's better if religion is taught outside of school.
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brianna , sometimes there is NO time for extra curricular activities

#25
brianna is a godess so she already knows god. ;D ;D ;D ;D

#26
her hubby memorised the Bible !

Islam title for that is Hafiz.  ::LOL::

#28
These previous 7 days lesson are known as MANZIL  Wink

#29
I would equate Islamic schools with special  needs  schools .  Eg  schools for the handicap

#30
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=103240.msg684063#msg684063 date=1457988449]
I would equate Islamic schools with special  needs  schools .  Eg  schools for the handicap
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I agree !

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