Khalid Leadership: Nurturing the Leaders of Tomorrow
At Hikmah Youth, we are committed to empowering the next generation of leaders with a balanced education that combines Islamic knowledge, practical skills, and personal development. The Khalid Leadership Class is designed to guide young boys, aged 11-16, as they embark on a journey of growth—mentally, spiritually, and physically. This class focuses on developing well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to their communities while staying true to their faith.
Our Approach: A Holistic Education in Leadership
The Khalid Leadership Class aims to build strong foundations in both Islamic teachings and essential life skills. The program is designed to help students cultivate leadership qualities in a structured, supportive environment, underpinned by the principles of Islam.
What Will Your Child Learn?
Qur’anic Literacy
The focus is on developing the ability to read, and apply the Qur'anic guidance to everyday life, fostering a deeper connection with the words of Allah (SWT).
History
Students will explore key events in Islamic history, gaining insights into how the past has shaped the Muslim world today. This knowledge will help students appreciate their heritage and understand the broader context of Islam’s role in global history
Prophetic Qualities
Students will explore the Prophetic qualities of honesty, humility, patience, and mercy. By learning how the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ embodied these qualities, students will be encouraged to develop these traits in themselves as part of their leadership journey
Aqidah (Belief)
A sound understanding of Aqidah (Islamic belief) is vital for building a strong foundation in faith. Students will learn the core beliefs of Islam, including belief in Allah, the Angels, the Prophets, and the Day of Judgment, helping them develop a grounded understanding of their faith
Sirah (Life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ)
The study of the Sirah (life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ) offers important lessons on leadership, patience, compassion, and integrity. By learning about the Prophet’s character and actions, students can develop a better understanding of how to lead with wisdom and empathy.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
In addition to academic and personal development, students will engage in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), a non-striking martial art that focuses on grappling and self-defense techniques. This discipline promotes physical fitness, discipline, and resilience, offering students an opportunity to grow stronger physically while learning important life skills like control and respect.
Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
This subject helps students learn about Islamic law and its practical application in daily life. Topics include worship, family laws, and ethical principles, guiding students to make informed decisions based on Islamic jurisprudence.
Personal Development
Personal growth is essential for leadership. This component of the class focuses on helping students develop skills like self-confidence, communication, and goal-setting. Students will also explore practical tools for managing challenges and maintaining a positive mindset.