Islamic Studies Overview

Islamic Studies is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the core tenets of Islam. This subject includes courses on Aqeedah (Islamic Theology), Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence), Seerah (The Biography of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ), and Islamic History. Each course is structured into 10 progressive levels, ensuring that students develop a solid foundation and gradually advance toward an in-depth understanding of Islamic principles, laws, and historical context. The program emphasizes practical application, critical thinking, and spiritual growth to equip students with the knowledge necessary to live as righteous and informed Muslims.

Applied Islam is where knowledge meets action. This section focuses on guiding students through the real-world practice of Islamic principles in everyday life—at home, at work, in the community, and in the heart. It provides essential life skills deeply rooted in the teachings of Islam, equipping students to live with purpose, balance, and integrity.

Through subjects like Prayer & Fasting, Mental Health, Personal Finance, and Family Planning, students will learn to navigate life’s challenges and responsibilities with confidence and faith. The curriculum also includes Professional Ethics, Leadership, and Muslim Identity, empowering students to engage with the modern world while staying grounded in their values.

Whether it’s managing time effectively, responding to stress with spiritual resilience, or building strong Muslim families and communities, Applied Islam is about building a meaningful life anchored in deen.

Applied Islam:

Prayer & Fasting

Mental Health

Personal Finance

Family Planning

Professional Ethics

Leadership

Muslim Identity

Character & Ethics (Akhlaq & Adab) forms the moral foundation of a Muslim’s personal and social life. Rooted in the example of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, this section cultivates a heart of integrity, humility, and compassion—fostering the kind of character that shines both privately and publicly.

Students will explore the inner dimensions of Akhlaq (Character Development) and the outward beauty of Adab (Etiquette) in daily interactions. With topics such as Social Ethics, Empathy, and Social Relationships, the curriculum encourages students to embody kindness, patience, responsibility, and emotional intelligence.

This section not only shapes the individual but uplifts the community, preparing students to be exemplary Muslims who treat others with respect and sincerity. Character & Ethics is the soul of education—it’s not just what you know, it’s who you become.

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