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Bosla Roots And Light

An integrated educational program to build the identity of Arab and Muslim children abroad.

Bosla Roots & Light

A comprehensive educational program to build the identity of Arab and Muslim children in the diaspora.

Because every expatriate child needs roots to stay connected to their identity — and light to guide their path.

Core Pillars – According to the Bosla Model

  • Identity: Strengthening Islamic and Arab belonging, connecting children to their civilizational roots.
  • Values: Building a practical ethical framework translated into real-life behavior.
  • Empowerment: Developing personal and social skills for confident global interaction.
  • Environment: Creating a safe and inspiring learning community that embraces diversity and preserves authenticity.

Target Age Groups

  • 8–12 years: Foundation Stage — focusing on identity and core values.
  • 13–16 years: Empowerment & Leadership Stage — focusing on personality and leadership skills.

Educational & Developmental Components

Unit Goal Methods
I Am Muslim Understanding the pillars of Islam and faith in a simple, interactive way Stories – Games – Short videos
My Language, My Identity Reinforcing the link between Arabic and identity Language challenges – Quizzes – Songs
My Morals Define Me Instilling key values such as honesty, respect, and trust Roleplay – Dialogues – Comics
Heroes from Our History Introducing inspiring Arab and Muslim role models Storytelling – Art activities – Interactive shows
I Am a Leader Developing leadership, cooperation, and responsibility skills Group projects – Simulations – Leadership challenges

Engaging Tools & Interactive Technology

  • Interactive digital platform combining games, videos, and weekly challenges.
  • Personal ID cards for children with the motto “I belong to the Nation of Muhammad and I’m proud of my language.”
  • Points and rewards system to encourage participation and consistency.
  • Safe online community for children based on age and shared interests.

Practical & Experiential Activities

  • Art workshops: designing each child’s personal identity logo.
  • Cultural contests: “Who Am I?” on historical figures.
  • Weekly challenges: “Be a Role Model” to apply positive behavior.
  • Monthly meetings: with inspiring Arab and Muslim figures.

Family & Community Partnership

  • Family guidebook for home implementation of the program.
  • Regular parent meetings for feedback and progress assessment.
  • Symbolic family events like “Roots Day” celebrating identity and culture.

Evaluation & Educational Assessment

  • Behavioral and values-based assessment tools.
  • Periodic reports tracking development in identity, values, and social skills.
  • Child-family joint surveys to measure program impact.
  • Dashboard for tracking individual and group progress.

Expected Outcomes

  • A balanced child — authentic yet open-minded.
  • Deepened belonging to Islam and Arab culture with global awareness.
  • Developed personal and social leadership skills.
  • A generation abroad proud of its roots and guided by its light.