Islamic Studies Program
“When Allah wishes good for someone, He bestows upon him the understanding of the religion.”
— Sahih al-Bukhari and Muslim
Structured Islamic Education
Our program is designed to be inclusive and supportive while maintaining high standards for prospective students. Upon completion, students will have foundational knowledge in key Islamic sciences and be prepared to enter higher-level programs at Islamic universities.
Target Audience
Males ages 15+ - Students, professionals, aspiring imams
Duration
~4 years, semester-based progression
Format
In-person classes at local masjid
Assessment
Regular quizzes and finals to track progress
Courses We Offer
Subjects of study include Iman, Fiqh, Arabic, Tafsir, Hadith, Adab, and Tazkiya. Courses are offered in a term-based system.
Iman
Learn about the core tenets of Islamic faith, understanding beliefs in Allah, Prophets, angels, divine books, the afterlife, and predestination.
Fiqh
Learn practical aspects of Islamic law, covering rules for daily life, worship, transactions, and societal matters. Derive legal rulings from Islamic sources for application in various contexts.
Arabic
Indeed, We have sent it down as an Arabic Quran that you might understand. (Quran 12:2)
Develop language proficiency in Arabic, including grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. Acquire skills to read, understand, and interpret the Quran and classical Islamic texts directly.
Quran
Strengthen your recitation with proper tajweed, develop fluency, and deepen your connection to the Book of Allah through structured study and review.
Tafsir
Study the interpretation and explanation of the Quran, understanding context, meaning, and application.
Hadith
Learn the sayings and traditions of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), their authentication, and practical implementation.
Seerah
Study the life, character, and legacy of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) — from his birth through the establishment of the early Muslim community.
Adab & Akhlaaq
Develop Islamic etiquette, noble character, and the manners that shape a believer's conduct toward Allah, people, and creation.
Course Schedule
Sample semester schedule. Classes held on weekends and weekday evenings.
| Course | Level |
|---|---|
| Adab & Akhlaaq 1 | Beginner |
| Arabic 1 | Beginner |
| Arabic 3 | Advanced |
| Fiqh 1 (Manhaj al-Salikeen) | Beginner |
| Fiqh 3 | Advanced |
| Fiqh 7 | Advanced |
| Hadith 1 | Beginner |
| Hadith 5 | Advanced |
| Iman 1 | Beginner |
| Iman 3 | Advanced |
| Iman 5 | Advanced |
| Iman 7 | Advanced |
| Quran A | Beginner |
| Quran B | Advanced |
| Seerah 1 | Beginner |
| Tafsir 1 | Beginner |
| Tafsir 5 | Advanced |
Most Popular Classes: Hadith 1, Arabic 1, Tafsir 1
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Eligibility Criteria
To apply, prospective students must be at least 15 years old according to the Hijri calendar. Applicants need to demonstrate good moral character and possess the ability to read in Arabic.
Apply
Prospective students fill out a form online.
Interview Process
Once an application is submitted, an interview will be conducted to assess whether the prospective student meets the program's requirements. After the interview, it typically takes about two to three weeks for applicants to receive their admission status.
Course Selection
If accepted, students will receive their login information for our Student Management Platform approximately one week before classes begin. They will use this platform to select their courses.
Timeline
The semester runs from the 14th of Jumada al-Ula to the 24th of Shaban (academic year beginning after Hajj and ending shortly before Ramadan).
Questions and Support
If you have any questions about this process, please feel free to reach out to us at support@pathwaytofaith.org
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