SYLLABUS

1. The complete Quran:

• Literal translation (word for word)

• In-depth, contextual explanation (Tafseer) and

• Tajweed (Quranic recitation)

2. Uloom-ul-Quran (Quranic Sciences) – The subject is designed to analyze the different aspects of the revelation and compilation of the Quran as a form of “wahyee”, the different types of its commands, ways of its recitation (qir’aat), among other sciences.

3. Hadith of the Holy Prophet (salallaahu alayhi wasallam) – The subject is focused on the study of the translation and detailed explanation of ahadeeth of specific chapters of the Sahih Books of Hadith, such as Sahih Al-Bukhari.

4. Uloom-ul-Hadith (Hadith Sciences) – a subject that covers the different types of ahadeeth, the era’s of their compilation, types of chains of narrators, and the conditions that apply in authenticating chains and text, among other areas.

5. Seerah of the Prophet (salallaahu alayhi wasallam) – The subject aims to study the events that occurred in the life of the Prophet with a view of taking his actions as a role model for ourselves.

6. Fiqh-ul-Ibaadaat – It entails the detailed study of all aspects of the ibaadaat and obligations in Islam, such as salaah, fasting, hajj, zakaah and taharah, in the light of ahadeeth.

7. Usool-ul-Fiqh (rulings regarding Fiqh) – study of the history and principles of Islamic Fiqh, ways of deriving Fiqhi principles from the Quran and Hadith, the five motives (”maqaaside-e-khumsa”) and Fiqh terminology.

8. Muslim Heroes – study of the biographies of the Companions of the Prophet (salallaahu alayhi wasallam) and other pious predecessors (aslaaf) of Islam.

9. Comparative religion – study of other religions and their philosophies, such as Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Sikhism, for better comprehension of, and relations with, their followers.

10.  Arabic Grammar – a special subject designed to equip the students with sufficient knowledge of Arabic grammar to help in their study or understanding of the Quran.

11. Aqeedah – the detailed study of the different constituents of the Islamic belief, such as the belief in one deity (“ilah”), the belief in angels, and so on.

12. Da’wah – study of the methodology of conveying the message of Islam to mankind via different tools and avenues.

13. Quranic and Masnoon Dua’s – memorization of dua’s coupled with understanding of their meaning.

14. Calligraphy – the art of skillfully writing Arabic using a special pen.

Other than regular students, women from all walks of life can attend as listeners.

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