The daara
For generations, the Daara has played an essential role in preserving and transmitting Islamic knowledge and moral values. Today, in the face of the challenges of the modern world, it has become necessary to offer an educational model that combines religious teachings with academic success.
The modern Daara responds to this ambition. It allows children to follow an academic curriculum aligned with official programs while benefiting from strong Islamic education. This approach promotes the child’s intellectual, spiritual, and social development.
At Daara Imam Malick, we have chosen to place excellence at the heart of our educational mission. Our students learn to read, write, count, think, and develop their critical thinking skills while cultivating the values of respect, discipline, honesty, and solidarity taught by Islam.
Our goal is to educate responsible citizens who are able to succeed in their studies and make a positive contribution to society while remaining connected to their identity and values.
The modern Daara is not just a school. It is a nurturing environment where every child is supported in their personal development and guided on their journey toward success.
Frequently asked questions
Admissions are open to children old enough to join the Small Section, as well as to students wishing to enter the primary school cycle.
The institution welcomes students from Small Section, Middle Section, Large Section, CI, CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, and CM2.
Our institution offers a Franco-Islamic education that combines academic excellence, religious education, and personal development.
Yes. Students can attend Daara classes during the week in addition to their academic program.
Parents must provide: A birth certificate; Two recent passport photos.
Yes. We offer a semi-boarding option that allows students to benefit from enhanced supervision and support throughout the day.
You can contact us directly by phone, WhatsApp, or by visiting our institution during opening hours.