The program for Islamic Studies for Adults has been carefully designed to meet the various requirements and interests of adult students who want to get a deeper understanding of Islam. This program offers a thorough examination of Islamic teachings, history, and values, catering to the needs of lifelong learners, recent converts, and those seeking to reconnect with their faith.
What Adults Will Learn?
Foundational Knowledge: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the core beliefs, practices, and principles of Islam, including the five pillars, Islamic creed (Aqeedah), and Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh).
Quranic Studies: Explore the beauty and wisdom of the Quran through in-depth study, analysis, and reflection on its verses, themes, and interpretations.
Prophet Muhammad’s
Biography: Delve into the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), examining his exemplary character, leadership, and legacy.
Islamic History and Civilization: Trace the history of Islam from its origins to its global spread, exploring key events, figures, and contributions to human civilization.
Contemporary Issues in Islam: Engage in discussions on contemporary issues facing Muslims today, including ethics, social justice, and interfaith dialogue.
Advantages of Islamic Studies for Adults
Intellectual Enrichment: Through organized learning opportunities facilitated by knowledgeable teachers and experts, deepen your knowledge and comprehension of Islam.
Spiritual Development: Through directed study, introspection, and spiritual activities, you can enhance your faith and develop a closer relationship with Allah.
Personal Development:
Incorporate Islamic teachings into your everyday life to strengthen your morals, values, and sense of purpose in life.
Community Engagement: Establish deep connections with like-minded people in a welcoming and encouraging learning environment.
Lifetime Learning: To improve your life and the lives of people around you, cultivate a lifetime love of learning and a dedication to ongoing spiritual and personal development.