2 Years Diploma in Islamic Studies

This 2-year structured program covers the core sciences of Islam, designed to build strong foundational knowledge and personal development. Each subject is taught by qualified instructors, combining classical knowledge with contemporary relevance.

Subjects Included

Aqeedah (Islamic Creed)

Study the fundamental beliefs of a Muslim, including the pillars of faith, names and attributes of Allah, and the importance of correct belief in Islamic theology.

Seerah (Prophetic Biography)

Follow the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ from his early days in Makkah to the establishment of Islam in Madinah. Learn practical lessons from his character, struggles, and leadership.

Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence)

Understand how Islamic rulings are derived and applied in daily life, including worship (like prayer and fasting), purification, and social dealings.

Tarbiya Islamiyah (Islamic Personal Development)

Focus on character building, spiritual growth, and implementing Islamic values in personal and social life. Emphasis on adab, sincerity, and discipline.

Al-Qirat Al-Wazhihah And Duroos Al-Lughat Al-Arabiyah (Arabic Language)

Lay the foundation for understanding the language of the Qur'an and classical Islamic texts. Develop skills in reading, writing, comprehension, and basic conversations, enabling access to primary Islamic sources.

Barnamaj Tahdheeb al-Bayan (Islamic Oratory & Eloquence Program)

A unique program focused on developing eloquence, effective public speaking, and presentation of Islamic knowledge. Students learn khutbah preparation, speech clarity, and how to communicate Islamic teachings with wisdom and impact.

Al-Tajweed Al-Mukhtasar (Concise Tajweed Course)

Learn and apply the fundamental rules of Tajweed for Qur’an recitation, including correct pronunciation, articulation, and clarity of letters. This course focuses on practical recitation, ensuring students observe the etiquette and precision taught by the Prophet ﷺ, enabling confident and accurate reading of the Qur’an.