This course offers a comprehensive exploration of the Quranic verses from Surah Ra’d to Surah Zumar, encompassing Juz 13 to 23. Delving into the intricate meanings and nuances of these revered chapters, the course provides students with a detailed and precise translation, emphasizing vocabulary, grammar, and thematic analysis.Throughout the duration of the course, students will engage in a profound study of the selected verses, guided by experienced instructors well-versed in Quranic studies. Each session will focus on dissecting the linguistic elements of the verses, unraveling their grammatical structures, and delving into the depths of their semantic significance. Key themes and motifs present in these chapters will be explored, offering students a deeper understanding of the moral, ethical, and spiritual teachings embedded within the Quranic text. From discussions on faith and guidance to reflections on divine mercy and providence, students will gain insights into the profound wisdom encapsulated in these sacred verses.

Understanding that the path to self purification is a necessary path, especially for a student of knowledge, a collection of short sayings with profound meanings rooted in Quran and Sunnah can serve an instrumental role in shaping one’s relationship with Allah ﷻ through a self implemented process of repenting to Allah ﷻ, relying upon Allah ﷻ , and never losing hope in Him. This collection of over 250 aphorisms will illuminate for the sincere seeker the pathway to self purification with the goal of attaining the love of Allah.

This course offers an in-depth study of Hidayatul Nahw, an esteemed intermediate text in Arabic grammar, focusing on the practical application of its principles. Designed for students seeking to enhance their proficiency in Arabic grammar and linguistic analysis, the course provides a comprehensive exploration of grammatical concepts and their real-world usage.Led by experienced instructors well-versed in Arabic linguistics, the course begins by revisiting foundational concepts of Arabic grammar, ensuring students have a solid understanding of basic morphology and syntax. From there, students progress to the study of more advanced grammatical topics as presented in Hidayatul Nahw, including verb conjugation, sentence structure, grammatical analysis, and syntactic relationships.Central to the course is the application of theoretical knowledge to practical contexts. Through a series of exercises, assignments, and interactive discussions, students will engage in the analysis of authentic Arabic texts, applying the principles learned in Hidayatul Nahw to decipher meaning, identify grammatical structures, and construct coherent sentences.

This advanced course is dedicated to the intensive study of Ilm Us-Seegha, a seminal text in Arabic morphology. Designed for students with a solid foundation in Arabic grammar and linguistic analysis, this course delves deep into the intricate principles of morphology, equipping participants with a comprehensive understanding of word formation and structure in the Arabic language.Led by expert instructors well-versed in Arabic linguistics, the course begins by revisiting fundamental concepts of morphology, ensuring participants have a strong grasp of root letters, patterns, and morphological changes. Building upon this groundwork, students progress to the study of more advanced topics as elucidated in Ilm Us-Seegha, including derivational morphology, inflectional patterns, and linguistic analysis of complex word forms. Central to the course is the exploration of classical and contemporary Arabic texts, wherein students apply the principles learned in Ilm Us-Seegha to analyze and dissect the morphological structures of words. Through a combination of guided exercises, hands-on practice, and collaborative discussions, participants will hone their skills in identifying root letters, recognizing patterns, and deciphering the morphology of diverse lexical forms.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of Usool Ash-Shashi, a foundational text in Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh), with a focus on understanding evidences and principles for extracting rulings from the Quran and Hadith. Tailored for students seeking a deeper understanding of Islamic legal theory and methodology, the course provides a thorough examination of the principles of Fiqh as elucidated by Imam As-Shashi.Led by seasoned scholars and experts in Islamic jurisprudence, the course begins by delving into the foundational concepts of Usool Ash-Shashi, including the sources of Islamic law, the hierarchy of legal evidence, and the methodology of legal reasoning. Through a systematic study of the text, students will gain insight into the process of extracting legal rulings from the primary sources of Islamic law, namely the Quran and Hadith. Central to the course is the exploration of key principles and methodologies employed in interpreting and deriving legal rulings from the Quranic verses and Prophetic traditions. Students will engage in in-depth discussions on topics such as textual analysis, contextual understanding, and the application of legal maxims in deriving juridical conclusions.