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One cannot be a pious Muslim when one does not fulfill the religious obligations and does not avoid the matters that All
The way to knowing the obligations and prohibitions is by acquiring the religious knowledge from those who have it. Hence, the guardian of the children must teach them the belief that All
In the present time of social decay, the religious education and raising of the children is not an easy matter, especially that most schools do not place such education as their top priority. There is no doubt that such education improves the welfare of the children and results in their well being in this life and the life after.
The goal of each TIES schools is to teach Muslim children what will enable them to be successful in this world and in the Hereafter.
