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[quote]True.  I grew up in the United States.  I started going to Pre-School here all the way through the end of high school.  I have to say that it's better to send your kids off to an Islamic school because:

1.  The regular schools teach you lies about history.  I've encountered several mistakes and forgeries in the textbooks I've received throughout middle and high school.

2.  The curriculum in a regular school consists entirely of America, and European history.  Even when it comes to matters such as math and science, not once are the great thinkers of Islam mentioned.  They teach us algebra but they don't mention that Muslims invented it.  But as soon as I started learning Calculus, Isaac Newtons name kept popping up.  It's as if they make an effort to remove all muslims from their curriculum so that they can take credit for what the Muslims have done.  And this is not a good way for your Children to grow up learning about the world.  It makes them think that everything good has come from the west.

3. A major benifit of sending your kids to an Islamic school is that they don't have to see half naked girls and guys everywhere.  If you send your kid to such an environment, don't be suprised if they come home pregnant, or got someone else pregnant, and theres always the risk of STD's.  You don't think your kids will ever do such a thing?  Think again.  Your kids will be at school atleast 7-8 hours a day.  It's like a second home to them.  They learn a lot of things which you don't want them to learn.  And they will be influenced by their non-muslim friends to doing things which are against Islam.  They just wanna fit in.  There are plenty of Muslims at the high school I gratuated from, who have boyfriends and girlfriends.  Most of the time these boyfriends and girlfriends are non muslim.  One time I caught a Muslim girl making out with a kafir behind the Gym.  These kinds of things disgusted me, and I was feeling alone in my school.  I kept thinking "Don't they know their doing something wrong?"  But in the end I realized that not only do they know, they don't care.  That's what you'll get if you send your kids to non-islamic schools.

If your worried about your kids not getting enough of an education from an Islamic school, be aware that Islamic schools are 10 times tougher actually.  I have plenty of friends who dropped out of an Islamic school a few years back because it was too tough for them to handle.  They actually try to make you memorize the information you learn.  Unlike regular schools where you only have to remember the information just long enough to pass the test, then you can forget about it.

Anyways, those are my thoughts on the subject.  And if I could go back and do my schooling all over again I would choose an Islamic School.[/quote]

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