Islamic Education: Sharing Best Practices and Addressing Common Challenges – Sarah Ahmed 

This interactive workshop invites Islamic educators to reflect, share, and collaborate on best practices that strengthen teaching and learning in Islamic Studies. Drawing from real classroom experiences and leadership strategies, we will explore how to create engaging, inclusive, and spiritually enriching lessons across different age groups. The session will also address key challenges, such as curriculum integration, student engagement, and differentiation, while discussing practical solutions that uphold the essence of Islamic values and meet the needs of modern learners.

Speaker:

Sarah Ahmed 

Sarah is a dedicated and committed professional in Islamic education, with over a decade of experience spanning early years to secondary school. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies, an Early Years Diploma from the UK, and a Master of Education from the American University in Dubai, showcasing her extensive academic background.

Sarah’s teaching philosophy emphasizes positive relationships and a learner-centered approach, creating an engaging and inclusive classroom environment. She strives to instill a love for learning and a deep appreciation for Islamic values, using innovative teaching strategies that cater to diverse learning styles.