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Academics

Student Development Programs (SDP)

Six mandatory, non-credit programs beyond the curriculum — integrated formation of knowledge, character, and leadership.

The Concept

The Idea Behind SDP

Why SDP?

Beyond grades and certificates, an ideal da'ee needs character, skills, and social responsibility. The SDP ensures this formation.

How It Runs?

Each program has designated hours — spread across the year in batch-wise planning under teacher supervision.

Assessment & Outcome

Participation and presentation are assessed; results do not count toward the CGPA — but completion is required.

Program Table

Six Programs with Designated Hours

Objectives, activities, expected outcomes, and hour allocations for every program.

ProgramObjectiveActivitiesOutcomeHours
Tarbiyah SessionsCharacter building & spiritual growthWeekly talk, reflectionMoral development30
Short CoursesSkill enhancementWorkshops, assignmentsPractical skills40
Seminars & WorkshopsExposure to expertsGuest lecture, discussionKnowledge expansion10
Co-Curricular ActivitiesLeadership & teamworkGroup work, eventsSoft skills50
Mandatory ReadingReading habit developmentBook reading, reviewCritical thinking20
Community ServiceSocial responsibilityField work, volunteeringCivic engagement30
Mandatory for all studentsNon-credit activities

Total hours: 180

Note: SDP programs are mandatory for all students but carry no academic credits — results do not count toward the final CGPA.

Community Service

Da'ees in the Field

As part of weekly community service, students run dawah activities directly in the field — including a successful week-long fieldwork campaign.