Ahmed Al-Fath Scholar Program
The ETCIC Weekend School is a place where children come together to learn, grow, build friendships, and strengthen their connection to Islam.
Our program provides a balanced foundation in Qur’anic and Islamic Studies, while creating opportunities for students to develop character, confidence, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging within their Muslim community.
Investing in Our Future Huffadh
In line with our vision to nurture a generation of Quran-grounded youth who are leaders and role models, ETCIC Weekend School is proud to launch the Ahmed Al-Fath Scholar Program — a pilot initiative to support our high-potential students in their journey to becoming Huffadh.
This program is an investment in our most dedicated youth.
About the Program
The Ahmed Al-Fath Scholar Program is a structured, high-commitment track designed to take students from partial memorization to completing the entire Quran. Selected students will receive personalized support and motivation to achieve their goal in 2-3 years.
- Personalized Quran Coaching & Life Mentoring
- Milestone-Based Incentives to celebrate and motivate progress
- Clear Goal: Complete Hifz of the Quran in 2-3 years
Eligibility Criteria
This is a rigorous program and requires dedication from both students and parents. Applicants must meet the following:
- Enrolled in ETCIC Weekend School (2026-2027)
- Age 10 – 22 years old
- Able to read from the Arabic Mushaf with good Tajweed
- Has already memorized 2 – 5 Ajzaa
- Able to memorize a minimum of 5 pages per week
- Committed to daily independent Quran study
- Willing to complete a 2-week evaluation period
Limited Enrollment
To ensure quality coaching and attention, only 5 spots are available for this pilot cohort.
How to Apply
If you feel your child is ready for this blessed commitment, please discuss this opportunity together as a family.
If you are both interested in applying, please contact us directly via education@etcic.org. Please note that success in this program requires strong commitment from both students and parents.
Application Deadline: Wednesday, September 30, 2026

