Fiqh Course

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to understanding Islamic law in your daily life. Have you ever wondered about the correct way to perform prayer, the specifics of fasting, or the rules of transactions in Islam? This course is designed to answer those questions and more.

Fiqh, or Islamic jurisprudence, is the practical knowledge of the divine rules that guide a Muslim’s everyday actions. It is the “how-to” manual derived from the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

This course is structured to benefit a wide range of students, regardless of their current level of knowledge. It is perfect for:

• Beginners: Anyone new to Islamic studies who wants a solid and clear foundation in Fiqh.
• Parents and Youth: Families who want to learn together and instill essential Islamic knowledge in their children from a young age.
• New Muslims: Individuals who have recently embraced Islam and are seeking structured guidance on the practical aspects of their new faith.
• Students of Knowledge: Those who have some existing knowledge but wish to organize their understanding and delve deeper into specific topics.
• Anyone Seeking Clarity: If you want to move beyond “I think” or “I heard” and gain certainty in your acts of worship and daily affairs.

When you sign up for our Islamic law course, you are investing in a premium learning experience designed for your success. Here’s what sets us apart:

• Comprehensive & Structured Curriculum: Our course covers the essential pillars of Fiqh, including Taharah (Purity), Salah (Prayer), Sawm (Fasting), Zakat (Charity), and Hajj (Pilgrimage), as well as topics like marriage, family life, and financial transactions.
• Understanding Fiqh Schools of Thought: We provide a balanced perspective by introducing the major Fiqh schools of thought (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, Hanbali). This approach helps you appreciate the richness of Islamic scholarship and is a key part of our comparative Fiqh studies.
• Official Certification: When you purchase Fiqh lessons with a certificate, you will receive a formal acknowledgment of your accomplishment upon completing the course, perfect for your personal or academic portfolio.

Choosing where to learn Fiqh is an important decision. To ensure you receive authentic and beneficial knowledge, consider the following:

1. Verify Teacher Credentials: Look for teachers with formal education (Ijazah or degrees) in Islamic sciences from reputable institutions. Expertise is the foundation of trustworthy knowledge.
2. Review the Curriculum: A good course should have a clear, logical structure. Does it cover the foundational topics you need? Does it explain its approach to the different Fiqh schools of thought?
3. Seek a Practical Approach: The goal of Fiqh is application. The best teachers connect Islamic legal rulings to real-life scenarios, making the knowledge relevant and easy to implement.
4. Request a Trial Class: A trial session is the best way to assess the teacher’s style and see if it fits your learning needs before you commit. It ensures a comfortable and effective learning environment.

Book a free trial class — experience expert-led Fiqh lessons!