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Testimonials

  • Where else would you find such warm and cheerful teachers greeting you every Sunday morning? Where lessons are engaging, filled with relevant knowledge and practical skills for today's world? Where you feel like family, even on a Sunday morning? Only at DACCnDAYS (AKYL).

    Hamzah Yusuf Fahd

    Valedictorian, Class of 2024
  • What i love most about DACCnDAYS (AKYL) is the opportunity to interact with students from other schools and deepen my knowledge of Islam. One of my favourite programs was the YODA camp, where I made new friends and learned more about Ramadhan. The teachers are friendly and motivating, making me look forward to every lesson. DACCnDAYS (AKYL) is fun, enjoyable, and meaningful.

    Amilia Mohd Noh

    Graduate, Class of 2022
  • DACCnDAYS has provided me with a very enriching and meaningful holistic learning experience that brought me so much closer to Allah than the younger me could have ever imagined. It shaped me into someone so eager to gain knowledge as the teachers always allowed me to be critical about the things I heard. It has also given me so many opportunities to enjoy while learning through the many programmes we have. I am eternally grateful for all the amazing teachers and friends I’ve met through DACCnDAYS and I have zero regrets enrolling here. I really encourage every child to study here!

    Katryn Alfitrah Asri

  • DACCnDAYS have taught many things from values, history and Fiqh rulings. When I started, I didn’t know much about Quran and I didn’t even know how to read a single verse of the Quran. But after 4 years I have learned the different rulings of the Quran and now alhamdulillah, I can read the Quran fluently. I have also learned about the different types of rulings regarding the different contemporary issues. The madrasah has hosted many events such as burial courses and camps. The teachers here are also very well versed with the topics and very knowledgeable. Also, they are eager to help us and answer any questions we have. All these have given me exposure to Islam which I wouldn’t be able to gain in any other way.

    Shahul Hameed Bin Mohd Safi

Frequently Asked Questions

1What is AKYL?
AKYL (Arqam Kids and Youth Learning) is an Islamic weekend education programme under MCAS that provides a holistic learning experience for children and youth aged 7 to 17 years.
2How is AKYL different from other weekend madrasahs?
AKYL offers both Religious Knowledge (RK) and Quranic Literacy (QL) in one programme. Learning goes beyond the classroom through workshops, experiential learning, educational activities, and celebrations of significant Islamic events, making learning practical, engaging, and relevant to students' daily lives.
3Who can enroll in AKYL?
AKYL is open to children and youth aged 7 to 17, including those from convert families and young Muslims seeking Islamic education.
4Is AKYL free?
Yes, since January 2025, AKYL classes have been offered completely free of charge under the Project SEED initiative. The programme includes: ✅ Tuition and learning materials ✅ Uniform ✅ Meals during programme sessions ✅ Transport (subject to registration and seat availability) Our aim is to make Islamic education accessible to more children and youth by reducing financial barriers to learning.
5What subjects are covered in AKYL?
The curriculum includes Quranic Literacy, Islamic Beliefs & Practices (Aqidah & Fiqh), Manners & Ethics (Akhlaq), Islamic History (Sirah), Prophetic Traditions (Hadith), and Quranic Commentaries (Tafsir).
6Where are AKYL classes conducted?
Classes are held at Madrasah Al-Ma'arif Al-Islamiah, 3 Lorong 39 Geylang, Singapore 387865.
7What kind of activities does AKYL offer?
AKYL provides experiential learning, workshops, Islamic calendar event celebrations, and enrichment programs to enhance student engagement.
8How can I support AKYL?
You can contribute to sustaining free Islamic education by donating through MCAS website.
9Are parents allowed to enter the Madrasah to send child?
Parents can enter the Madrasah to send child. However, parents are not allowed to stay and wait in the Madrasah premise after sending child.
10How will the students identify their classes on the first day?
There will be signages for the students to refer to. Our teachers and admin team will be around to assist the students.
11Where are the entrance for pick-up and drop off?
Pick-Up and Drop-Off are only via the back gate.
12For practical solat, do students need to bring their own praying mat (sejadah)?
It is optional for students to bring the praying mat as we will be using the long prayer mats.