Level 2 empowers students to confidently represent their faith, engage with the broader world, and express their identity as proud, practicing Canadian Muslims. These classes are built around leadership, communication, and creativity.

🗣️ Debate Corner

Students are trained in structured debate and public speaking. They participate in friendly inter-school debates and collaborate with other Islamic schools and non-profit organizations.

• Topics include ethical issues, social justice, and faith-based reasoning

• Builds confidence in articulating Muslim values in diverse spaces

• Encourages respectful dialogue and teamwork

🎙️ Da’eeh Leaders – The Speaker’s Corner

Inspired by Muslim speakers and thought leaders, this class nurtures Islamic oratory and outreach skills. Students:

• Explore the art of giving Dawah (inviting to Islam) in a respectful, informed, and confident manner

• Practice interfaith dialogue and learn how to engage with people of other faiths

• Receive mentorship from speakers, watch curated Islamic talks, and reflect on effective communication styles

• Roleplay scenarios like “talking to a curious classmate” or “responding to questions about Islam”

🔍 Investigators

In this hands-on class, students become faith-driven researchers who explore life’s biggest questions:

• Why does Allah allow suffering?

• How do we know the Qur’an is preserved?

• What makes Islam different from other religions?
  Using an investigative journalism approach, students collect data, conduct interviews, and present their findings to peers.

🎥 Content Creators

Students transform their learning into creative online content for younger audiences.

• Create short Islamic educational videos, infographics, or podcast-style audio

• Learn basic media skills (scriptwriting, editing, design)

• Promote positive Islamic identity through age-appropriate digital Da’wah

• Understand digital responsibility and online etiquette