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ISLAMIC STUDIES PROGRAM level 1

Islamic Studies Program | 2-Year Online Course in Islamic Sciences

Join our Islamic Studies Program, a 2-year online course covering Fiqh, Hadith, Islamic History, Seerah, Tafseer, and Aqeedah. Gain in-depth Islamic knowledge and practical application.

CourseOverview

The Islamic Studies Program is designed to provide students with a structured and in-depth understanding of Islamic sciences, including Fiqh, Hadith, Islamic History, Seerah, Tafseer, and Aqeedah. Through this 2-year online curriculum, students will explore essential Islamic knowledge to strengthen their faith and practical application of Islamic principles in daily life. Each course offers a unique perspective on Islamic teachings, empowering students with knowledge and wisdom to apply Islam holistically.

Duration

2 Years

Mode

2+ hours per week, entirely online

Modules

Course modules released weekly

Starts

Jan, 2026

ELIGIBILITY

student age 16+

Fees

Year 1: £1000

Scholarship

Available

Installments

Pay in 12 installments

Course Curriculum

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Course 1: Fiqh Course (Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat) - Fiqh of Priorities

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
About the Course
How do we make sense of our priorities individually and as a society to balance our lives and attain Jannah? This course explores the Islamic concept of prioritizing actions and obligations based on their significance in Shariah.

Course Description:
This course delves into Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat (Fiqh of Priorities) to help students understand how to prioritize acts of worship, responsibilities, and social obligations. By studying Quranic verses, prophetic traditions, and scholarly interpretations, students will develop decision-making skills rooted in Islamic values.

Course Objectives & Outcomes:
• Understand the Islamic concept of Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat and its significance.
• Develop a framework for prioritization based on the Quran and Sunnah.
• Analyze various factors influencing priority-setting.
• Apply Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat to daily life situations.
• Enhance time management and organization skills.
• Cultivate a sense of responsibility and accountability in fulfilling obligations.

Course Curriculum:
Module 1: Foundations of Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat
• Definition and scope of Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat
• Quranic verses and prophetic traditions related to prioritization
• Balance and moderation in Islam
• Role of wisdom in decision-making
Module 2: Criteria for Prioritization
• Understanding importance vs. urgency
• Obligatory vs. voluntary acts
• Individual and communal obligations
• Role of sincerity in prioritization
Module 3: Prioritization in Different Life Spheres
• Balancing obligatory and voluntary worship
• Prioritizing family, career, and social responsibilities
• Managing time for self-improvement and spiritual growth
Module 4: Challenges and Applications
• Impact of technology and media on prioritization
• Time management strategies based on Islamic principles
• Overcoming procrastination
• Case studies on Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat in real life

Course 2: Hadith I

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
About the Course
This course introduces students to the importance of Hadith in Islamic beliefs. It covers the first 20 hadith from Imam Nawawi’s Forty Hadith, analyzing their meaning, context, and application.

Course Objectives & Outcomes
• Understand the role of Hadith in shaping Islamic beliefs and actions.
• Study Hadith 1-20 from Imam Nawawi’s collection.
• Analyze scholarly interpretations and practical applications.
• Memorize selected hadith for deeper understanding.

Course Curriculum
• Introduction to Hadith sciences
• Imam Nawawi’s biography
• Chain of narration and scholarly analysis
• Practical application of hadith in daily life

Course 3: Hadith II

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
About the Course
A continuation of Hadith I, this course focuses on Hadith 20-40 of Imam Nawawi’s collection, emphasizing textual analysis, scholarly interpretations, and contemporary applications.

Course Curriculum:
• In-depth analysis of Hadith 20-40
• Application of Hadith in modern Muslim life
• Comparative analysis of scholarly opinions
• Research and presentation on selected hadith

Course 4: Islamic History I

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
Course Objectives & Outcomes
• Understand the rise of Islamic civilization.
• Study the early Islamic conquests and governance.
• Explore social and cultural aspects of Islamic history.

Course Curriculum
• Pre-Islamic Arabia
• Life and mission of Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
• Umayyad and Abbasid caliphates

Course 5: Islamic History II

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
Course Curriculum
• Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires
• Colonialism and its effect on the Islamic world
• Islamic revival movements

Course 6: Seerah (Life of the Prophet Muhammad - SAW)

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
Course Curriculum:
• Pre-Islamic context in Arabia
• Makkah and Madinah periods
• Prophetic leadership and community building

Course 7: Tafseer I

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
Course Curriculum:
• Introduction to Quranic sciences
• Study of classical and modern Tafseer methodologies
• Quranic interpretation and contemporary applications

Course 8: Islamic Creed (Aqeedah)

Duration: 4 months
Credits: 3
Course Curriculum:
• Understanding Tawheed and divine attributes
• Angels, jinn, and prophethood in Islam
• Faith and practical implementation in daily life

Program Objectives

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By the end of the program, students will be able to:
1. Demonstrate foundational and intermediate knowledge in core Islamic sciences.
2. Interpret Quranic and Hadith texts using scholarly methodologies and contextual analysis.
3. Develop critical thinking guided by Islamic principles to navigate contemporary issues.
4. Strengthen personal faith (Iman) through deeper spiritual understanding and practice.
5. Apply Islamic teachings practically in personal, familial, and community life.
6. Recognize the historical development of Islamic civilization and its global impact.
7. Embody Islamic ethics and values in speech, actions, and decision-making.
8. Contribute positively to society as informed, ethical, and spiritually grounded Muslims.

Learning Outcomes

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Upon successful completion of the Islamic Studies Program, students will:
• Acquire structured knowledge of Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Hadith (Prophetic traditions), Aqeedah (Creed), Tafseer (Quranic exegesis), Seerah (Prophetic biography), and Islamic History.
• Interpret and analyze key Islamic texts, including Quranic verses and Hadith, within their historical and scholarly contexts.
• Prioritize responsibilities and obligations through the framework of Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat (Fiqh of Priorities).
• Memorize and reflect upon selected Hadiths from Imam Nawawi’s Forty Hadith collection with commentary and application.
• Understand the evolution of Islamic governance and civilization, from the era of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) to the Ottoman period and modern reform movements.
• Demonstrate comprehension of core beliefs in Islam, including Tawheed (monotheism), the attributes of Allah, and the unseen (ghaib) such as angels and jinn.
• Utilize time management and organizational skills rooted in Islamic teachings to enhance productivity and spiritual growth.
• Cultivate leadership qualities and a sense of responsibility through the example of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and the early Muslim community.
• Engage in personal and communal transformation through the integration of Islamic knowledge into everyday life.

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