January 26th - April 6th, 2026
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Mondays
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM EST
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7 week program
Live online learning
Small class sizes
1 Day per week

What is the

MYNA Seminary

We are excited to launch our new collaboration with MYNA! The Miftaah-MYNA Seminary was created to provide sacred knowledge to the next generation of Muslims and Muslim leaders. Its purpose is to instill confidence in our youth leaders and community members through Islamic education in order to help them grow intellectually and spiritually. The courses will be taught online and will be accessible and affordable for all students.

What is the MYNA?

MYNA operates nationwide in a beautiful cycle centered around youth serving youth. These youth learn to be confident and empowered Muslims that become productive and engaged members of society.

As the youth organization of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), MYNA has touched the lives of many American and Canadian Muslim youth over the past 30 years offering the social support and national networks to mold "MYNA kids" into leaders in their local communities and the next generation of Muslim activists in America. Today, MYNA is growing bigger and better, spanning across more regions than ever and building a massive nationwide network of dedicated Muslim youth thinkers and activists who are determined to become leading voices for sociopolitical development and change in their own communities and abroad.

Subjects

7 Week Program

Winter SemEster

Year 2

MYNA Seminary

Intermediate

From Resurrection to the Final Abode: Affairs of the Final Day

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This course explores the Qur’anic and Prophetic descriptions of the events that unfold after resurrection—travelling through the stages of the gathering, accountability, the scales, the bridge, intercession, and ultimately, the final abodes of Paradise and Hellfire. Students will study key verses, hadith, and scholarly discussions that illuminate how these realities shape a Muslim’s worldview, character, and priorities. The course aims to deepen certainty in the Hereafter and inspire a life lived with purpose, consciousness, and hope in Allah’s mercy.

From Resurrection to the Final Abode: Affairs of the Final Day
Exploring Fiqh al-Tahara: The Jurisprudence of Purification in Islam

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Fiqh ul Muyassar

This course provides a foundational study of the rulings related to purification in Islamic law, covering essential topics such as water types, wudu’, ghusl, najāsah, and purification of the body, clothing, and prayer space. Students will examine evidences from the Qur’an and Sunnah along with key juristic principles that inform the practice of tahārah across the madhāhib. Designed to build both understanding and confidence, the course equips learners with the knowledge needed to perform acts of worship with clarity, precision, and spiritual mindfulness.

Exploring Fiqh al-Tahara: The Jurisprudence of Purification in Islam

program Instructors

Learn from traditionally trained scholars
Shaykh Tariq Musleh
Instructor

Shaykh Tariq Musleh is a graduate from the prestigious Madinah University where he attained his Associate degree in Arabic and Bachelors Degree from the College of Sharia. He completed his memorization of Quran at the age of 13 and went on to receive ijaza from Palestine. He studied Classical Arabic at the Fajr Center in Egypt. Shaykh Tariq has worked as a part time instructor for Islamic Learning Foundation Chicago, where he taught Quran and Arabic studies. He has served in Young Muslims (YM) for many years as a coordinator and murrabi. Shaykh Tariq has also served as the Youth Director for the Islamic Center of Naperville in Chicago and became the Youth Director and Assistant Imam of Mecca Center in Willowbrook, Illinois in July 2017.

Imam Ali Hofioni
Curriculum Coordinator - Instructor

Imam Ali Hofioni is currently serving the GTA community as an Imam, instructor, director and counselor at Ummah Nabawiah Masjid. He received numerous ijazah of transmission in all six famously authentic books of hadith from his teachers.

Program Schedule

Learn from traditionally trained scholars
Last Day to Register
January 20th, 2026
First Day of Semester
January 26th, 2026
Scheduled Breaks
Febuary 23 - March 16
Last Day of Semester
April 6th, 2026

Program Information

days
Mondays
Time
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM EST
location
Online
Sessions
2 Hour Sessions
Schedule
Registration Closed
January 26th - April 6th, 2026
features
13 - 19 year Olds

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Guidelines for Graduation

The Miftaah Lite Seminary Curriculum is centered around 6 Core Subjects

Quranic studies
Hadith studies
Islamic law
Islamic history
spiritual development
arabic language

One of the main factors that distinguish our program is its graduation requirements. To complete the program and graduate, students must receive a passing score for each course. To complete the Miftaah Lite program, the student must complete at least 2 courses per semester for a total of 8 courses over two years.

A total of 8 course courses are needed to qualify for the Miftaah Lite certificate. After completing 8 courses of the Lite program, students are encouraged to transfer to the Associate Program located at the Miftaah Campus.

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MIFTAAH LITE SEMINARY GRADUATION CERTIFICATE GRANTED ➤ STUDENTS MAY TRANSFER TO THE ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

"Miftaah program is amazing for me"

Miftaah program is amazing for me and a great resource to learn Islamic knowledge and I can’t wait to continue taking courses and learning more.

Adel Blazevic

"I am so grateful there is a place to openly discuss issues of faith"

Masha'Allah each class brought with it new gems of learning Alhumdulillah ! I am so grateful there is a place to openly discuss issues of faith such as the women of Medina did with the Prophet (SAWS). I see Miftaah as following the Prophetic tradition, and may its fruits bring generations of scholars and da'iyyahs to continue.

Aalain Harum

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Program Highlights

frequently Asked Questions

What age group is the program suitable for?

The program is open to boys and girls from 13 - 19 years old.

What payment options are available?

Tuition payments may be made per semester.

Where will the classes be held?

Classes will be held online platform via Zoom.

How long is the semester?

The program is 7 weeks long starting on January 26th, 2026.

Which days are the classes held?

Classes are held every Mondays from 7:00 - 9:00 PM EST.