Modular Diploma

Event overview

A Diploma in Islamic Studies now enhanced with greater flexibility,enabling students to study at own pace with flexible hours, a choice of modules and more control over finance. With great modules to choose from per year and a minimum of two modules to enrol in OPTION over years a modules taken on any one full day b modules am only days c modules pm only days d modules am & pm session on any day OPTION over years -all modules studied over years

Event Details

Location(s):

As-Suffa Institute, 156 High Street, Aston, Birmingham, B6 4UX
Date

Thursday 7th January
Teacher(s)

qualified alimahs U Sehr, U Miftha, U Shabina & Others
Open To

Sisters only
Time

9:30am-02:00pm
Fee

Enrolment: £60
Course fee: £60 for 2 modules, £110 for 4 modules

Modules

Flexible modules to study at your own pace

Fiqh

Aims/Objectives:

To learn the Islamic rulings pertaining to social and ethical conducts of a Muslim in worldly affairs with practical relevance to today’s society.
To understand one’s rights and responsibilities in a holistic manner.
The basis of the rulings will be derived from the Hanafi Madhab, with appreciation for other Madhabs.

Content Summary:

Students will study Nikah (Marriage) Rida (Nursing the child) Talaq (Divorce) and Buyoo(Buying and selling).

Hadith

Aims/Objectives:

To familiarise learners with the saying of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
To explore the moral, spiritual and social insight that the hadith contain and how they can be thoughtfully integrated into contemporary life.

Content Summary:

Learners will explore a comprehensive selection of Sahih hadith from Sahih Bukhari and Sahih Muslim covering Chapters of trials and tribulations, Jannah and jahannam, ilm, Virtues of Quran, Tawheed and more.

Tafsir

Aims/Objectives:

To learn the translation of surahs from the Noble Quran.
To deepen the understanding of selected surahs of the Noble Quran, explore its guidance and foster spiritual connections.
Gain insight into the moral, spiritual and practical lessons of the Noble Quran.

Content Summary:

Students will study Juz Amma; the 30^th chapter of the noble Quran.

Tajweed

Aims/Objectives:

To recite the Qur’an correctly
To preserve the Qur’an as it was revealed
To avoid mistakes in recitation
To beautify the recitation

Content Summary:

Makhraj (articulation points)
Sifat (characteristics of letters)
Types of mistakes in recitation (Lahn)
Advanced Rules of Tajweed

Application:

Students practice reciting short surahs with focus on correct pronunciation and rules of Tajweed.
Application of rules in a chosen, more complex Surah.