đź•Ś Jummah Salah is offered every Friday. English sermon starts at 1:10PM and Arabic khutbah at 1:40PM.
Maktab Registration
Join us at Masjid Abu-Bakr for maktab classes tailored to brothers and sisters of all ages and levels to learn Quran and Islamic teachings.
Welcome to Our Maktab Classes
Join us at Masjid Abu Bakr – Oswego for enriching Islamic education designed for both children and adults.
Our Maktab program focuses on building a strong foundation in Qur’an, Islamic studies, daily duas, salah, and the fundamentals every Muslim should know.
Whether you are enrolling your child or looking to strengthen your own knowledge as an adult, our qualified teachers provide a supportive and welcoming environment for learning and spiritual growth.
Children’s Maktab Classes
Our children’s program helps students learn Qur’an recitation, memorization, basic Islamic beliefs, duas, salah, and everyday Islamic manners in a structured and nurturing environment.
Adult Maktab Classes (18+)
Our adult classes are designed for brothers who want to learn or strengthen the fundamentals of Islam, including Qur’an recitation, purification, salah, essential beliefs, and practical daily Islamic knowledge.
These classes are ideal for adults who may not have had the opportunity to study formally or who want to rebuild their foundation in a comfortable learning environment.
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Financial Assistance
Since learning the fundamentals of Islam is an obligation upon every Muslim, sponsors can be arranged for those who are unable to afford the fees.
Please do not let financial difficulty stop you or your family from enrolling.
What are benefits of joining our maktab classes?
Our structured maktab consists of:
Trained and capable teachers who can relate and communicate well with the students
Periodic assessments to maintain educational quality and monitor progress
A comprehensive curriculum consisting of the following:
Recitation of the Quran with fluency and tajweed
Memorization of:
Important surahs
Everyday masnun duas
Hadith
Learning the Basics of Islam:
Aqidah (foundations of Iman, refuting atheism, Islamic stance on liberalism and modernism, etc.)
Figh (purity, prayers, business, family, marriage, divorce, inheritance, halal/haram, fasting, charity, hajj, funeral, Islamic calendar, interaction with other faith members, dealing with the opposite gender, etc.)
Akhlaq & Adab (manners and etiquettes with parents, neighbors, siblings, teachers, colleagues, classmates, business partners, community members, animals, etc.)
Sirah and Tarikh (biography of our Prophet * and the history of Islam)
Arabic language
Implementation of Islamic Practices:
Taharah, wudhu, salah
Instilling sunnah habits (eating, sleeping, bathroom, dressing, personal hygiene, etc.)
Application of masnun duas in daily life
Moral and character development in practical life
Practice of daily adhkar (morning, evening, and after salah)
Practicing khidmah (serving others: parents, siblings and all people in general)