Not only a book to be read but a guide illuminating our lives.

At Al Rahma Sunday School, we teach the Quran as a living guide, nurturing love and respect for the words of Allah (SWT). Our program supports each child's journey through recitation, memorization, and age-appropriate translation and understanding.

Faith and Knowledge Hand in Hand

Our Sunday School program (Grades 1-9, Youth) is evenly divided between Islamic Studies in English—exploring topics about Allah, Islamic values, Muslim life and lessons from the Prophets—and Quran/Arabic studies focused on recitation, memorization and language. This balanced approach nurtures both understanding and practice of Islam.

Nurturing Hearts and Minds

At our school, we inspire a lifelong love for Islamic values, for our worship rituals and our prophets through engaging lessons, interactive activities, and a supportive environment. Every student grows in knowledge, faith and character, learning to live the teachings of Islam in everyday life.

Exciting Fun, Inside and Out!

From festive Eid celebrations to adventurous outdoor outings, our school events bring learning, laughter, and unforgettable memories together.

Strengthening Faith, Character, and Community Bonds

A warm, faith-centered community helps children thrive, build confidence, compassion, and friendships.

Faith, Education and Community for Over 30 Years

The Islamic Society of Greater Lowell (ISGL), established in 1993 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, serves as both a mosque and a vibrant community center. It provides a place of worship for Allah (SWT), offers Islamic education and facilitates religious and social activities for Muslims in the Merrimack Valley. As a non-profit, charitable, and tax-exempt organization, ISGL also provides essential services such as marriage ceremonies, burial arrangements and community support while promoting a greater understanding of Islam in America.

Under the umbrella of ISGL, Al Rahma Sunday School has been serving the community for over thirty years. Throughout the decades, it has provided students with a strong foundation in Islamic Studies and Quran, fostering both knowledge and character. With its dedicated teachers and well-rounded academic program, the school continues to guide generations of Muslim youth in their faith, values and practice of Islam.

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Our Mission

Al Rahma Sunday School's mission is to make the Masjid a central part of our Muslim children's lives from a very young age. We are dedicated to offering a strong, well-rounded curriculum in Quran, Arabic and Islamic Studies. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality education to help instill Islamic values, beliefs and practices in each student. Additionally, we regularly organize engaging and fun events throughout the year to make the learning experience more enjoyable and spiritually enriching.

We deeply appreciate your continued support and cooperation in helping us fulfill this mission. Together, we can provide a strong Islamic foundation for our children and shape a future generation that is confident in their faith and rooted in Islamic values.

Become A Teacher or Admin

Volunteering at Al Rahma Sunday School is a deeply fulfilling way to give back to the community and help shape the next generation. Whether you're passionate about teaching or prefer working behind the scenes, your time and dedication can make a lasting difference. Join a team committed to nurturing young minds and strengthening their connection to faith.

As a volunteer teacher or teacher assistant, you'll have the opportunity to inspire, educate, and guide children on their spiritual journey. Teachers play a vital role in helping students understand the Quran, Islamic values, and the Arabic language in a warm and engaging classroom environment. Teacher assistants support instruction, help manage classroom activities, and provide one-on-one assistance to students when needed. Whether leading the class or lending a helping hand, your commitment can spark a lifelong love for learning and faith in the hearts of our students.

Administrative volunteers are essential to the success of our school. From organizing materials and managing communications to helping coordinate school events and logistics, your work ensures a smooth and efficient learning experience for students and teachers alike. If you enjoy structured tasks, planning, or simply being helpful in a quiet but powerful way, this role is perfect for you.

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Our Curriculum and Grade Structure

Our program spans nine structured grade levels, each building upon the previous year's knowledge to ensure a solid foundation in faith, character, and Islamic learning.

Upon completing the 9th grade, students transition into our three-year Youth Program, which emphasizes deeper community engagement, personal development and practical application of Islamic principles. Participation in the Youth Program requires students to be at least 15 years old, ensuring they are mature enough to benefit from its advanced content.

Starting this academic year, children must be at least 6 years old by December 31st, 2025 to enroll in Grade 1. For younger learners, we are pleased to offer our newly established Kindergarten class, welcoming children who are at least 5 years old by December 31st, 2025. This early education program is designed to introduce young minds to the basics of Islamic teachings in a warm, age-appropriate environment.