This course delves into the legal rulings surrounding what is permissible (halal) and impermissible (haram) in Islam, especially in daily life matters like food, clothing, finance, and relationships. Students will gain clarity on how Islamic law preserves ethical living and spiritual purity.

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This course equips students with foundational tools to recognize and respond to common doubts about Islam. Grounded in classical scholarship and contemporary discourse, the class addresses ideological, theological, and moral misconceptions while strengthening conviction through clarity and confidence.

A study of Imam al-Ghazali’s spiritual manual, Bidayat al-Hidayah (The Beginning of Guidance), this class offers a structured path toward living a life of taqwa (God-consciousness). Covering daily routines, avoiding sins, and refining character, the course serves as a guide for those seeking to begin or renew their journey of self-purification.

This class focuses on developing a deeper understanding of selected hadiths by analyzing their context, meaning, and application. Students will learn to appreciate the wisdom of the Prophet ﷺ and how his guidance shapes every aspect of a believer’s life.

This class provides a deep dive into Surah al-Kahf, exploring its rich stories, timeless lessons, and spiritual insights. Students will examine the themes of faith, trials, knowledge, and the unseen, while learning how these stories are relevant to modern challenges, especially in an age of deception and materialism.