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Diploma in Islamic Studies
Diploma in Islamic Studies
Subjects
The course has 7 subjects taught over 2 years; the modules taught in this course
are.
3. Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
6. Aqīdah (Theology)
Module Overview
This is a 2 year module which is part of the 'Diploma in Islamic Studies' course
which will provide students with a broad understanding of the Qur'ān and its
sciences. It builds students knowledge from learning about various important
surahs commencing with the last 10 surahs.
The first year will cover the study of majority of the 30th Juz alongside other
important and well known surahs with its translation, cause of revelation and
meaning. The 30th Juz is the chapters of Qur'ān which is recited frequently in the
5 daily Salāh hence its selection in this course.
The second year of the module will focus on the other important chapters of the
Qur'ān.
This course ends with giving a comprehensive overview of the sciences of the
Qur'ān, including current day objections and their responses drawing on classical
sources embedded within the modern-day context.
Learning outcomes
Upon completion of this module the student will be able to:
- Attain a good understanding on how the verses of the Qur'ān were revealed
and the causes of revelation known as asbāb al-nuzūl
- Be able to ponder and understand the meaning of Qur’ānic verses
- Understand the misconceptions surrounding the Holy Qur'ān and how to
respond to them and
Ḥadīth (Prophetic Sayings)
Ḥadīth pl. aḥādīth are the prophetic narrations which consist of the
sayings, practices and the silent approvals of the Prophet Muhammad
ﷺ. Aḥādīth are the second source of legislation for the Sharīʿah after the
Holy Qur’ān.
Module Overview:
The Hadith module covers a selection of more than 350 aḥādīth, explaining the
essence of prophetic wisdom and guidance. The modules focus on giving a
spiritual understanding of sharī’ah and help deepen religious understanding,
nurture faith, increase the love of the beloved Prophet ﷺ, and gain clarity on how
to live the essence of his wisdom.
Each participant will be inspired to stay on the right path till their last moments
resulting the in the pleasure of Allāh ﷻin this world and the hereafter.
Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
Fiqh is the study of Islamic law. This law is derived from four primary
sources: the Holy Qur’ān, sayings of the Prophet ﷺ, the consensus of the
jurists and legal analogy.
Module Overview:
The Fiqh modules provide the necessary understanding to correctly practice the
major acts of worship, i.e. purification, prayer, fasting, zakāt, inheritance, Islāmic
slaughter, marriage, divorce, interest dealings and ḥalāl and ḥaram foods. These
topics have been selected and carefully curated such that students are only
provided the necessary information needed to practice their faith accurately.
Learning outcomes:
Objectives:
To understand the juristic rulings related to major acts of worship and practice
each action of shari’ah according to the sunnah.
The participants are assessed regularly over the course of two years. The teacher
carefully grades each reciter and provides tailored feedback for the participants.
Learning outcomes:
Objective:
Recite the Holy Qur’ān fluently while applying the all the rules of tajwīd such that
one is safe from making any major (lahn al-jali) or minor mistakes (lahn al-khafi)
in the Holy Qur’ān.
This one-year module focuses primarily on the key incidents in the Prophet’s life
and reflection his life in terms of his character, roles, and relationship in society
and how his community perceived him both before and after prophethood.
The module covers many areas of the Prophets’ sacred life, such as the historical
Muhammad, his birth, the sacrilegious wars, prophethood migration to Ethiopia,
the boycott, migration to Madīnah, the three major battles: Badr, Uhud and
Khandaq; Prophet Muḥammad’s ﷺrelationship with the Jews, the treaty of al-
Ḥudaybiyyah, the conquest of Makkah and many other incidents.
Aqīdah (Theology)
Aqīdah is the science that details the Muslim creed which are known
through revelation and must be believed in with conviction. The
acceptance of all actions is dependent on having the correct beliefs.
Hence this subject is the most important subject in the Islāmic Diploma
course.
Module Overview:
This one-year course is tailored to remove misconceptions and bring conviction
in belief in the hearts of the 21 st century Muslim. The course covers three major
areas of the creedal system: first are the basic tenets of belief which will be
covered via selected topics of ʿAqīdah al-Ṭaḥāwiyyah, a primary work in the field
of belief. It gathers the core beliefs held by the Ahl al-Sunnah waal-JamāꜤah.
Thereafter, major deviated sects such as shia’ism, qadiyanism, atheism etc and
their arguments are dismantled with textual and rational evidence.
Module Overview:
From childhood, we are often enthralled with great real stories of the past, with
the astounding mystery they bring, from a time no longer familiar to people. This
especially holds true for the lives of the Prophets of God, as these extraordinary
men exemplified great virtues and courage as they called people to the oneness
of God.
Timetable
Day/Time Saturday Sunday
9-10 Tafsir Tafsir
10-10.30 Hadith Hadith
10.30-11 Fiqh Fiqh
11-11.30 Break Break
11.30-12 Tajwid Tajwid
12-12.30 Aqidah Aqidah
12.30-1.00 Seerah Lives of Prophets