The Righteous Islamic Group of Schools

Are you looking for a school that will provide your child with an excellent education and help them reach their full potential? Look no further than *The Righteous Islamic Schools.*

At The Righteous Islamic Schools, we believe that every child deserves a high-quality education. That's why we offer a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on both academic and personal development. Our experienced and dedicated teachers work tirelessly to create a safe and inclusive learning environment where your child will not only excel in the classroom but also become a well-rounded individual.

With state-of-the-art facilities and resources, your child will have access to the latest technology and equipment.

Our classrooms are designed to encourage creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration, ensuring that your child is prepared for success in the 21st century.

What we offer:
* World class interactive teaching
* Modern educational facilities
* Diction
*A balanced character showcasing Academic and moral excellent
*Sound Islamic Education

Your child will have the opportunity to explore their interests and passions and develop new skills outside of the classroom.

Admission is currently in progress into:
* Kindergarten
* Pre- Nursery
* Nursery
* Primary classes.
* Secondary classes

Enroll your child in The Righteous Islamic Schools today and give them the gift of a bright future.

Visit us at: No.3, Timothy Afolabi creasent, Amikanle busstop, beside police post, Amikanle, Lagos State.
Or
6,17, Opeloyeru street, Muritala bus-stop, Bariga, Lagos state.

Contact us for more information on: 08028590940
08038522625

OPEN LETTER: STOP THE SHAMEFUL "MARKER DAY" IN OUR SECONDARY SCHOOLS

To: Parents, School Administrators, Teachers, Students, and the Ministry of Education

My name is Muhsin Jibo Maigoro, a graduate of Mathematics Education. I write this open letter with deep concern and disappointment over the rising trend of an event called "Marker Day" across secondary schools in our country, especially during final examinations like NECO and WAEC.

This is not a celebration of academic success. It is an open display of indiscipline, immorality, and disrespect to everything our education and culture stand for.

What Is Marker Day?

On this day, students:

Tear or write all over their school uniforms, pour powder or paint on each other, and dance in the streets with no control or direction.

Roam around the school compound and community in a noisy, chaotic, and sometimes violent way.

Disrespect teachers, insult school authorities, and ignore school rules.

Worse still, some students harass their fellow female classmates who choose not to participate. They forcefully hold them, pour substances on them, and write on their uniforms and bodies against their will. Many of these girls cry, struggle, and try to fight back, but they are outnumbered and embarrassed in public.

This is not celebration. This is harassment, abuse, and disgrace.

Why Marker Day Must End:

1. It Destroys Our Cultural Values:

Our culture promotes respect, discipline, and modesty. Marker Day mocks all these values in the name of "celebration."

2. It Goes Against Our Religion:

Whether you are Muslim or Christian, no religion encourages indecent dressing, public harassment, or damaging your school uniform as a form of joy.

3. It Harms Our Children:

Instead of learning responsibility, they are taught that lawlessness is fun. This affects both the guilty and the innocent, especially girls who are bullied and humiliated.

My Humble Appeal and Call to Action:

TO PARENTS:

Wake up. Be aware of what your children are doing after their final exams.

Don’t fund Marker Day clothes or give money to encourage this shameful activity.

Teach your children to celebrate achievements with dignity, gratitude, and fear of God.

TO SCHOOL HEADS AND ADMINISTRATORS:

Ban Marker Day completely. It has no place in any serious academic institution.

Protect the safety and rights of every student, especially those who refuse to participate and are being targeted by their peers.

Enforce discipline and restore your school's honor.

TO TEACHERS:

Raise your voice in your classrooms. Condemn this behavior.

Educate students that success is shown through results, not through torn uniforms or reckless behavior.

TO THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION:

Like Yobe State has done, issue a state wide ban on Marker Day celebrations in all schools.

Monitor and penalize any school that allows this kind of gathering to happen.

Education is for building character, not for encouraging violence and public disgrace.

TO STUDENTS:

Respect yourselves and others. Your exam results matter more than how loudly you celebrated.

Do not harass your classmates or force anyone to join Marker Day. That is bullying, and it is shameful.

Wear your uniform with pride. It represents your journey, not something to be torn or defaced.

Let us act now. Let us protect the image of our schools and the future of our children.
We must not normalize public disorder and call it celebration. If we care about education, values, and the next generation, then Marker Day must stop, now and forever.

Signed,
Muhsin Jibo Maigoro
B.Tech.(Mathematics Education), ATBU Bauchi
Concerned Educator and Advocate for Moral Discipline

ONLY THE RIGHTEOUS SCHOOLS PRODUCES THE RIGHTEOUS LEADERS.

Are you looking for a school that will provide your child with an excellent education and help them reach their full potential? Look no further than *The Righteous Islamic Schools.*

At The Righteous Islamic Schools, we believe that every child deserves a high-quality education. That's why we offer a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on both academic and personal development. Our experienced and dedicated teachers work tirelessly to create a safe and inclusive learning environment where your child will not only excel in the classroom but also become a well-rounded individual.

With state-of-the-art facilities and resources, your child will have access to the latest technology and equipment.

Our classrooms are designed to encourage creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration, ensuring that your child is prepared for success in the 21st century.

What we offer:
* World class interactive teaching
* Modern educational facilities
* Diction
*A balanced character showcasing Academic and moral excellent
*Sound Islamic Education

Your child will have the opportunity to explore their interests and passions and develop new skills outside of the classroom.

Admission is currently in progress into:
* Kindergarten
* Pre- Nursery
* Nursery
* Primary classes.
* Secondary classes

Enroll your child in The Righteous Islamic Schools today and give them the gift of a bright future.

Visit us at: No.3, Timothy Afolabi creasent, Amikanle busstop, beside police post, Amikanle, Lagos State.
Or
17, Opeloyeru street, Muritala bus-stop, Bariga, Lagos state.

Contact us for more information on: 08028590940
08038522625

Fable: DON'T ARGUE WITH “DONKEYS”

The donkey said to the tiger:

- "The grass is blue".

The tiger replied:

- "No, the grass is green."

The discussion heated up, and the two decided to submit him to arbitration, and for this they went before the lion, the King of the Jungle.

Already before reaching the forest clearing, where the lion was sitting on his throne, the donkey began to shout:

- "His Highness, is it true that the grass is blue?".

The lion replied:

- "True, the grass is blue."

The donkey hurried and continued:

- "The tiger disagrees with me and contradicts and annoys me, please punish him."

The king then declared:

- "The tiger will be punished with 5 years of silence."

The donkey jumped cheerfully and went on his way, content and repeating:

- "The Grass Is Blue"...

The tiger accepted his punishment, but before he asked the lion:

- "Your Majesty, why have you punished me?, after all, the grass is green."

The lion replied:

- "In fact, the grass is green."

The tiger asked:
- "So why are you punishing me?".

The lion replied:

- "That has nothing to do with the question of whether the grass is blue or green.

The punishment is because it is not possible for a brave and intelligent creature like you to waste time arguing with a donkey, and on top of that come and bother me with that question."

The worst waste of time is arguing with the fool and fanatic who does not care about truth or reality, but only the victory of his beliefs and illusions. Never waste time on arguments that don't make sense...

There are people who, no matter how much evidence and evidence we present to them, are not in the capacity to understand, and others are blinded by ego, hatred and resentment, and all they want is to be right even if they are not.

When ignorance screams, intelligence is silent. Your peace and quiet are worth more. ❤️

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*OUR ROLE AS PARENTS*

Parents have four major roles to play in the life of their children.

1-INSTRUCTIONAL ROLES.

2-REBUKE ROLES.

3-EXHORTATION ROLES

4-EDUCATIVE ROLES.

*INSTRUCTIONAL ROLES.*
We must instruct our children:
*To behave well in public.
*To rise up early each day.
*To pray first thing as they rise.
*To be the first to greet people.
*To clean up themselves properly.
*To clean their environment.
*To be early and timely to every daily tasks.
*To be orderly.
*To be respectful and obedient to people.
*To speak in decent language.
*To organise themselves.
*To plan their schedules.
*To have their daily timetable off hand.
*To comport themselves in quietness.
*To be articulate, reasonable and expectant.
*To ask questions when in doubt.
*To listen carefully with understanding.
*To act with decorum, courtesy and humility always.
*To defend the family name and image at all times.
*To obey elders, set rules and regulations.
*To pray before retiring to bed at night.

*REBUKE ROLES*.
We must rebuke our children:
*When they portray laziness.
*When they are prayerless.
*When they appear dirty.
*When they're insolent.
*When they speak foul languages.
*When they speak improperly.
*When they sit carelessly.
*When they participate in unsolicited discussions.
*When they come late to appointments or tasks.
*When they talk back to elders in anger.
*When you notice pride in them.
*When they become spendthrift.
*When they eat irregularly.
*When they cannot control their appetite.
*When you notice ostentatious lifestyle in them.
*When they think about materialism always.
*When they unnecessarily compare themselves with others.
*When they speak abusively of other parents or elders or mates.
*When you notice the spirit of hatred​ in them.
*When they make hate speeches.
*When they complain always about others.
*When they move with suspicious characters.
*When they are not extolling learning.
*When they're not proud of academic achievements.
*When they abuse their teachers at home.
*When they discredit their school.
*When they plan to revenge or retaliate against actions.
*When they refuse to obey constituted authority.
*When they fail to pray.

*EXHORTATION ROLES.*
Parents must Praise their children :
*When they do well in assignments and exams.
*When they are properly dressed.
*When they speak well in public.
*When they speak well of their institution and teachers.
*When they speak well of others.
*When their carriage is decent.
*When they express Godly values.
*When they always talk about excellence.
*When they spend less time watching TV.
*When they spend more time studying.
*When they spend less time talking.
*When they spend more time listening.
*When they spend right time praying.
*When they spend less time playing.
*When they know what to do.
*When they know what is right.
*When they refuse to do what is wrong.
*When their ambition is to be the best in good endeavours.
*When they speak of becoming Great People.
*When they take action that meets good vision.

*EDUCATIVE ROLES.*
Parents must Teach their children :
*How to live honest lifes.
*How to live amongst people.
*How to live in comfort with others.
*How to love and appreciate others.
*How to be fair to all concerned.
*How to love their teachers, school and those in authority over them.
*How to obey rules and regulations.
*How to live in dignity and self esteem.
*How to plan their future.
*How to raise Godly homes.
*How proper education answers to most of life's challenges.
*How to escape from bad friendship.
*How to pick a career.
*How to develop their career.
*How to pass through life successfully by depending on God and not man.
*How to pass examinations without malpractice.
*How to be studious and build their brains.
*How to set academic standards for now and their future.
*How to flaunt Excellent Achievements and not Beauty.
*How to be Intellectual Celebrities.
*How to have a vision.
*That Godliness with contentment is great gain.
*How to love ALLAH (S.W.A) and their neighbor.
*How to live in fear of ALLAH. (S.W.A)

_When we play these roles, our children by the grace of ALLAH (S.W.A) will come out great and we the parents will have a good healthy old age

Alahumo Aamin

Competition is trash.

Collaboration is the king.