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🧭 Leadership

Section: Applied Islam
Title: “Leading With Faith, Serving With Purpose.”

📘 Subject Introduction:

Leadership in Islam is not about power, popularity, or attention — it’s about responsibility, service, and trustworthiness. From a young age, the Prophet Muhammad ï·ș showed us that a true leader is someone who uplifts others, speaks the truth, solves problems, and carries themselves with mercy and humility.

This course is designed to help young Muslims discover the leader within themselves — even if they’ve never held a title or led a team before. Leadership isn’t only for adults, speakers, or CEOs. It’s for every Muslim who walks into a room and chooses to bring guidance, calm, care, or courage.

As you move through each level, you’ll explore how to:

  • Build character before commanding others
  • Communicate with strength and sincerity
  • Make decisions rooted in shura and duÊżÄ
  • Organize efforts for your school, masjid, or community
  • Handle conflict, criticism, and pressure with patience
  • Create lasting good that continues long after you’re gone

Whether you’re 10 years old or 18, a student or a youth group leader, this course will give you the Islamic foundation and real-world tools to lead in a way that pleases Allah — with ihsan, adab, and tawakkul.

You are already a leader — even if you’re just leading yourself.
This course will help you grow into the kind of leader this ummah needs.

Level 1: Everyone Can Be a Leader

“Leadership begins with how you carry yourself — not a title.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level helps students realize that leadership isn’t reserved for adults, scholars, or CEOs. Every Muslim — no matter their age, background, or personality — has the potential to lead by example. This level will define Islamic leadership, debunk common myths, and introduce the qualities and intentions of a good leader.

📩 Module 1: What Is Leadership in Islam?

Unit 1: Redefining Leadership

  • Lesson 1: Leadership Is Not About Being in Charge
  • Lesson 2: Influence, Not Fame
  • Lesson 3: What Islam Says About Leadership

Unit 2: Prophetic Leadership Principles

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Led With Mercy and Vision
  • Lesson 2: Shura, Integrity, and Humility
  • Lesson 3: Why His Model Still Matters Today

Unit 3: Leaders Come in All Types

  • Lesson 1: Quiet, Loud, Outgoing, or Shy — All Can Lead
  • Lesson 2: Leadership in Daily Habits and Speech
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Guidance and Purpose

Unit 4: The Responsibility of Leadership

  • Lesson 1: Leadership Is an Amanah (Trust)
  • Lesson 2: Saying “Yes” or “No” With Wisdom
  • Lesson 3: Knowing the Weight Before Taking the Role

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ and Reflection

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Help Me Be a Leader of Goodness”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Lead With Justice and Compassion”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: Who Has Led You With Ihsan?

📩 Module 2: Discovering Your Leadership Style

Unit 1: What Kind of Leader Are You?

  • Lesson 1: Personality Types and Leading Styles
  • Lesson 2: There’s No “One Right Way” to Lead
  • Lesson 3: Leading With What Allah Gave You

Unit 2: Leading From Where You Are

  • Lesson 1: Leadership Starts With Self-Discipline
  • Lesson 2: At Home, School, or Masjid — You Can Lead
  • Lesson 3: Using Your Strengths to Help Others

Unit 3: Confidence With Tawakkul

  • Lesson 1: Leading With Trust in Allah, Not Ego
  • Lesson 2: DuÊżÄ to Overcome Fear or Doubt
  • Lesson 3: Small Steps Toward Big Impact

Unit 4: Finding Role Models

  • Lesson 1: Sahabah Who Led Young
  • Lesson 2: Real-Life Leaders in Our Ummah
  • Lesson 3: What to Look For in Someone Worth Following

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ and Leadership Goals

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Lead With What Pleases You”
  • Lesson 2: Write a Short Leadership DuÊżÄ of Your Own
  • Lesson 3: Set a Leadership Goal for This Week

📩 Module 3: Character Is the First Leadership Skill

Unit 1: Trustworthiness (Amanah)

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Was Called Al-Amin Before He Was a Prophet
  • Lesson 2: Keeping Promises and Being Reliable
  • Lesson 3: Trust Builds Leadership

Unit 2: Truthfulness (Sidq)

  • Lesson 1: Being Honest Even When It’s Hard
  • Lesson 2: Telling the Truth With Wisdom and Kindness
  • Lesson 3: Truthfulness Builds Respect

Unit 3: Patience and Control

  • Lesson 1: A Leader Must Control Their Emotions
  • Lesson 2: Anger Management Through the Sunnah
  • Lesson 3: The Strongest Leader Is the One Who Controls Themselves

Unit 4: Respect and Humility

  • Lesson 1: Listening to Others Is a Sign of Strength
  • Lesson 2: Pride Destroys, Humility Elevates
  • Lesson 3: Leading Without Making Others Feel Small

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Good Character

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Beautify My Character as You Beautified My Face”
  • Lesson 2: “Make Me a Leader Who Builds People, Not Breaks Them”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: What Character Trait Do You Need to Improve?

📩 Module 4: Leading With Intention and Purpose

Unit 1: Why Do You Want to Lead?

  • Lesson 1: The Danger of Wanting to Lead for Fame or Control
  • Lesson 2: Pure Intentions Lead to Barakah
  • Lesson 3: Asking Yourself “Why” Before Saying “Yes”

Unit 2: Leadership as Service

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Served His Family and Community
  • Lesson 2: Serving Others Is Leading in Islam
  • Lesson 3: Look for Needs, Don’t Wait for Praise

Unit 3: Leadership and the Akhirah

  • Lesson 1: You’ll Be Asked About Every Role You Took
  • Lesson 2: Leading Others Means Being Responsible For Them
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Being Answerable With Light

Unit 4: The Small Things That Make a Big Leader

  • Lesson 1: Being On Time, Showing Up, Staying Consistent
  • Lesson 2: Leading by Example in Daily Life
  • Lesson 3: Small Deeds, Big Reward

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Sincerity

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Lead Only for Your Sake, Ya Allah”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Actions Outlive My Name”
  • Lesson 3: Private DuÊżÄ for Public Work

📩 Module 5: Putting It Into Practice

Unit 1: Leading Yourself First

  • Lesson 1: Leadership Begins With Discipline
  • Lesson 2: Controlling Your Tongue, Time, and Choices
  • Lesson 3: The Best Leaders Are the Best Followers of Truth

Unit 2: Leadership in the Home

  • Lesson 1: Helping Siblings, Respecting Parents
  • Lesson 2: Taking Initiative Without Being Asked
  • Lesson 3: You Don’t Need a Position to Take Responsibility

Unit 3: Leadership in School or the Masjid

  • Lesson 1: Raising Your Hand With Respect
  • Lesson 2: Organizing Help for Others
  • Lesson 3: Being Known for Good Character, Not Noise

Unit 4: A Mini Leadership Challenge

  • Lesson 1: Choose One Small Leadership Act This Week
  • Lesson 2: Write Down the Result and How You Felt
  • Lesson 3: Share a DuÊżÄ That Helped You

Unit 5: Final Reflection

  • Lesson 1: “What Kind of Leader Do I Want to Be?”
  • Lesson 2: “What Will I Do Differently Starting Now?”
  • Lesson 3: “Who Can I Uplift and Support Starting Today?”

Level 2: The Prophet ï·ș as the Ultimate Role Model

“Mercy, Justice, Vision — The Sunnah of Leadership”

✅ Level Theme:

This level helps learners understand that leadership in Islam is best understood by studying the life of the Prophet ï·ș. Every trait, from how he treated children to how he handled enemies, teaches us the adab and akhlaq of a real leader. Whether leading a home or a nation, he led with truth, humility, mercy, and wisdom.

📩 Module 1: Leadership Begins With Mercy

Unit 1: The Prophet’s ï·ș Softness With People

  • Lesson 1: “If You Were Harsh, They Would Have Left You” (Qur’an 3:159)
  • Lesson 2: Smiling, Listening, and Being Gentle With the Weak
  • Lesson 3: Mercy as a Source of Strength

Unit 2: The Prophet ï·ș as a Servant Leader

  • Lesson 1: He Repaired Shoes, Cleaned His Home, Carried for the Poor
  • Lesson 2: Never Arrogant, Always Accessible
  • Lesson 3: Serving the People Is the Sunnah of Real Leadership

Unit 3: Kindness in Correction

  • Lesson 1: How He Corrected Mistakes Without Shaming
  • Lesson 2: Teaching With Wisdom and Patience
  • Lesson 3: Leading Hearts, Not Just Rules

Unit 4: Leadership With Forgiveness

  • Lesson 1: He Forgave Those Who Hurt Him
  • Lesson 2: He Never Took Revenge for Himself
  • Lesson 3: Forgiveness as Power, Not Weakness

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Mercy in Leadership

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Make Me Soft With the People but Firm in the Truth”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Heart Follow the Way of Your Prophet ï·ș”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: When Was the Last Time You Led With Mercy?

📩 Module 2: Leading With Justice and Fairness

Unit 1: Justice for All — Friends and Foes

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Didn’t Play Favorites
  • Lesson 2: He Gave Non-Muslims Their Rights
  • Lesson 3: “Even If It’s Against Yourself” (Qur’an 4:135)

Unit 2: Leadership With Balance

  • Lesson 1: Firmness Without Cruelty
  • Lesson 2: Fairness to Children, Spouses, and Enemies
  • Lesson 3: How He Balanced Truth and Compassion

Unit 3: Standing Up for the Oppressed

  • Lesson 1: He Protected the Poor, Orphans, and Women
  • Lesson 2: The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah: Strategic but Just
  • Lesson 3: What We Learn From How He Handled Injustice

Unit 4: The Sunnah of Accountability

  • Lesson 1: He Took Blame When Things Went Wrong
  • Lesson 2: “Did I Convey the Message?” — His Closing Words
  • Lesson 3: Leaders Take Responsibility

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Justice in Leadership

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be Fair in Every Decision”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Judgment Be Guided by Qur’an and Sunnah”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: A Time When You Were Treated Unfairly — What Would the Prophet ï·ș Do?

📩 Module 3: Humility and Simplicity

Unit 1: Living Simply While Leading Powerfully

  • Lesson 1: He Slept on Straw Mats and Ate Simply
  • Lesson 2: No Palace, No Guard — Just Trust in Allah
  • Lesson 3: A Leader of the People, Not Above the People

Unit 2: Humble With All — Rich or Poor

  • Lesson 1: He Sat With the Poor and Freed Slaves
  • Lesson 2: He Didn’t Seek Praise or Elevation
  • Lesson 3: Pride vs. Dignity — Knowing the Difference

Unit 3: Taking Advice Without Ego

  • Lesson 1: Shura Was His Sunnah
  • Lesson 2: He Accepted Better Ideas From Others
  • Lesson 3: Humility Builds a Stronger Team

Unit 4: Humility in Victory

  • Lesson 1: Entering Makkah With His Head Bowed
  • Lesson 2: Forgiving Quraysh When He Could Have Punished
  • Lesson 3: Gratitude, Not Gloating

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Humility

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Walk the Earth With Humility”
  • Lesson 2: “Protect Me From Pride in Any Form”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: What Does Humility Look Like in Your Life?

📩 Module 4: Wisdom in Words and Decisions

Unit 1: Speaking When Needed — and Staying Silent When Wise

  • Lesson 1: His Silence Was as Powerful as His Speech
  • Lesson 2: Choosing the Right Time and Tone
  • Lesson 3: Not Every Truth Must Be Spoken Harshly

Unit 2: Strategic and Visionary Leadership

  • Lesson 1: Planning the Hijrah — With Trust and Strategy
  • Lesson 2: How He Built the First Masjid and the Madinan Constitution
  • Lesson 3: The Prophet ï·ș Wasn’t Reactive — He Was Visionary

Unit 3: Teaching Through Stories and Questions

  • Lesson 1: He Taught Hearts, Not Just Minds
  • Lesson 2: Using Stories to Inspire, Not Lecture
  • Lesson 3: Engaging the Mind With Gentleness

Unit 4: Emotional Wisdom

  • Lesson 1: Understanding People’s Emotions
  • Lesson 2: Giving Everyone Individualized Guidance
  • Lesson 3: The Prophet ï·ș Made Everyone Feel Seen

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Wisdom

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Grant Me Wisdom Like Your Prophet ï·ș”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Words Build, Not Break”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Lead With Long-Term Vision, Not Short-Term Ego”

📩 Module 5: Following His Footsteps Today

Unit 1: The Prophet ï·ș in Everyday Leadership

  • Lesson 1: Being a Sibling, Classmate, Friend — All Opportunities to Lead
  • Lesson 2: Bringing the Sunnah Into School, Work, and the Masjid
  • Lesson 3: Leading With the Prophet’s ï·ș Mannerisms

Unit 2: Role Models Who Followed His Way

  • Lesson 1: Abu Bakr: Gentle Strength
  • Lesson 2: Umar: Justice With Intensity
  • Lesson 3: Ali: Knowledge and Courage

Unit 3: Being a Walking Example of Islam

  • Lesson 1: People May Judge Islam Through You
  • Lesson 2: Adab, Cleanliness, Mercy, Smiling — It’s All Da’wah
  • Lesson 3: Being a Role Model Before a Ruler

Unit 4: Making the Prophet ï·ș Proud

  • Lesson 1: He Cared About You Before You Were Born
  • Lesson 2: Loving Him Means Walking Like Him
  • Lesson 3: Write a DuÊżÄ or Letter to the Prophet ï·ș

Unit 5: Final Reflection and DuÊżÄ

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Lead Like Muhammad ï·ș in Every Way I Can”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Be a Leader of Truth, Mercy, and Wisdom”
  • Lesson 3: What Leadership Trait of the Prophet ï·ș Do You Want to Develop First?

Level 3: Character Before Command

“The best leaders are built in private, before they’re seen in public.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level helps students understand that true leadership begins with personal character — long before anyone gives you a title or listens to your ideas. You don’t become a leader when others start following you — you become a leader when you start mastering your own self. This level cultivates the traits that make you someone others want to follow.

📩 Module 1: Building Discipline and Self-Control

Unit 1: Leadership Starts With the Nafs

  • Lesson 1: Before You Manage a Group, Manage Yourself
  • Lesson 2: Controlling Anger, Laziness, and Desires
  • Lesson 3: The Strongest Leader Is the One Who Masters His Nafs

Unit 2: Habits of Consistency

  • Lesson 1: Small, Regular Deeds Are Beloved to Allah
  • Lesson 2: Waking Up, Showing Up, and Finishing What You Start
  • Lesson 3: Consistency Builds Trust

Unit 3: Time Management and Priorities

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Valued Every Moment
  • Lesson 2: Leaders Don’t Waste Time
  • Lesson 3: Using Calendars, Schedules, and DuÊżÄ to Stay Organized

Unit 4: Leading Yourself in Private

  • Lesson 1: Who You Are When No One Is Watching
  • Lesson 2: Leading With Taqwa Over Image
  • Lesson 3: Sincerity Begins in Secret

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Discipline

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Help Me Master My Nafs Before I Lead Others”
  • Lesson 2: “Make Me Consistent, Not Just Inspired”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: What Private Habit Can You Work on This Week?

📩 Module 2: Truthfulness and Integrity

Unit 1: Truthfulness Is the Foundation of Trust

  • Lesson 1: Why the Prophet ï·ș Was Called Al-Sādiq Al-AmÄ«n
  • Lesson 2: People Follow Those They Trust
  • Lesson 3: Lies Break Leadership

Unit 2: Honesty in Speech and Action

  • Lesson 1: Not Just Saying the Truth — Living It
  • Lesson 2: Following Through on Promises and Tasks
  • Lesson 3: Owning Mistakes With Humility

Unit 3: Being the Same in Public and Private

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Perform — Be Real
  • Lesson 2: Consistency Builds Confidence
  • Lesson 3: Hypocrisy Destroys Influence

Unit 4: Courage to Be Honest

  • Lesson 1: Speaking the Truth Kindly but Clearly
  • Lesson 2: Saying “I Don’t Know” or “I Was Wrong”
  • Lesson 3: Bravery in Admitting the Hard Stuff

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Truthfulness

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Let My Tongue Always Be Honest”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Never Fear the Truth”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: A Time You Were Honest Even When It Was Hard

📩 Module 3: Humility and Accountability

Unit 1: Humility Doesn’t Mean Weakness

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Was the Most Powerful and Most Humble
  • Lesson 2: Pride Pushes People Away
  • Lesson 3: Humility Builds Influence

Unit 2: Taking Feedback and Correction

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Be Defensive — Be Teachable
  • Lesson 2: Thanking Those Who Give You Advice
  • Lesson 3: How to Tell Who’s Helping You Grow

Unit 3: Giving Credit Where It’s Due

  • Lesson 1: Share the Spotlight
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Lead for Praise
  • Lesson 3: Uplifting Others Makes You a Stronger Leader

Unit 4: Owning Your Mistakes

  • Lesson 1: “It Was My Fault” — A Leader’s Most Powerful Phrase
  • Lesson 2: Apologizing Without Excuses
  • Lesson 3: Growth Through Accountability

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Humility

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Never Feel Better Than Anyone Else”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Learn From Criticism Without Pride”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: What Feedback Have You Been Ignoring?

📩 Module 4: Patience, Resilience, and Emotional Strength

Unit 1: The Prophet’s ï·ș Emotional Intelligence

  • Lesson 1: He Understood People’s Needs and Feelings
  • Lesson 2: He Was Strong Without Being Harsh
  • Lesson 3: He Knew When to Be Silent

Unit 2: Patience in the Face of Stress

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Rush Results — Barakah Takes Time
  • Lesson 2: Leadership Means Steadiness in Chaos
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Sabr in Leadership

Unit 3: Controlling Emotions as a Strength

  • Lesson 1: Anger, Anxiety, Excitement — Managing It All
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Make Big Decisions While Emotional
  • Lesson 3: Channeling Passion Without Losing Control

Unit 4: Resilience After Setbacks

  • Lesson 1: Every Leader Fails Sometimes
  • Lesson 2: Learn, Adjust, and Try Again
  • Lesson 3: Your Bounce-Back Defines Your Growth

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Inner Strength

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Strengthen My Heart When I’m Tired”
  • Lesson 2: “Make Me Calm When I Want to React”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Be Unshakeable in My Values”

📩 Module 5: Leading With Sincerity

Unit 1: What Is Ikhlas (Sincerity)?

  • Lesson 1: Doing It for Allah — Not the Crowd
  • Lesson 2: The Hidden Intentions That Shape Everything
  • Lesson 3: Without Ikhlas, Even Good Deeds Fade

Unit 2: Checking Your Intentions Often

  • Lesson 1: Why Am I Doing This?
  • Lesson 2: Pause. Purify. Proceed.
  • Lesson 3: The Sunnah of Renewing Intentions Daily

Unit 3: Private Deeds, Public Impact

  • Lesson 1: Worship Alone Builds Public Strength
  • Lesson 2: Secret Acts of Good as a Test of Sincerity
  • Lesson 3: Balance Between Visibility and Privacy

Unit 4: Protecting Yourself From Riyā’ (Showing Off)

  • Lesson 1: Signs of Insincere Leadership
  • Lesson 2: How to Redirect Your Heart
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Sincerity in Speech and Action

Unit 5: Final Reflection

  • Lesson 1: “What Kind of Leader Am I Becoming?”
  • Lesson 2: “What Character Trait Do I Want to Build Next?”
  • Lesson 3: Write a Private DuÊżÄ for Your Growth as a Leader

Level 4: Communication, Confidence & Conflict

“Your voice, your presence, your calm — are all tools of leadership.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level helps learners develop the core communication skills that every leader needs: confidence, clarity, and control. Whether it’s expressing ideas, listening with empathy, or staying cool during conflict, this level shows that leadership is not just what you say — it’s how you say it, and who you are while saying it.

📩 Module 1: Speaking With Confidence and Clarity

Unit 1: Finding Your Voice

  • Lesson 1: Why Confidence Isn’t the Same as Loudness
  • Lesson 2: Speaking From a Place of Sincerity
  • Lesson 3: The Prophet ï·ș Spoke With Purpose and Power

Unit 2: Public Speaking 101

  • Lesson 1: Organizing Thoughts and Staying Calm
  • Lesson 2: Body Language, Eye Contact, and Voice Control
  • Lesson 3: Practice Makes Progress

Unit 3: Leading a Conversation

  • Lesson 1: How to Start and Guide a Group Discussion
  • Lesson 2: Asking Good Questions to Keep People Engaged
  • Lesson 3: Making Everyone Feel Heard

Unit 4: Using Words Wisely

  • Lesson 1: “Speak Good or Remain Silent” – Hadith
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Talk Too Much, Don’t Talk Too Little
  • Lesson 3: Choosing Words That Uplift and Unify

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Confident Speech

  • Lesson 1: “Rabb ishrah lÄ« áčŁadrī ” (DuÊżÄ of Musa Űčليه Ű§Ù„ŰłÙ„Ű§Ù…)
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Words Guide, Not Confuse”
  • Lesson 3: “Protect My Tongue From Pride or Harm”

📩 Module 2: Listening Like a Leader

Unit 1: The Power of Listening

  • Lesson 1: People Follow Leaders Who Make Them Feel Heard
  • Lesson 2: Listening Is More Than Being Quiet
  • Lesson 3: The Prophet ï·ș Gave His Full Attention

Unit 2: Active Listening Skills

  • Lesson 1: Eye Contact, Nodding, and Nonverbal Signals
  • Lesson 2: Asking Clarifying Questions
  • Lesson 3: Summarizing What You Heard

Unit 3: Listening Without Judgment

  • Lesson 1: Making Others Feel Safe to Share
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Interrupt — Let Them Finish
  • Lesson 3: Be Present, Not Defensive

Unit 4: Listening During Conflict

  • Lesson 1: Hear What’s Being Said — Not Just How It Feels
  • Lesson 2: Separate Emotion From the Message
  • Lesson 3: Letting Calm Responses Lead the Way

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Better Listening

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Let Me Hear With My Heart, Not Just My Ears”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Be Patient When I Listen”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Listen to Understand, Not Just to Reply”

📩 Module 3: Nonverbal Communication & Presence

Unit 1: What Is Nonverbal Communication?

  • Lesson 1: Your Body Speaks Before Your Mouth
  • Lesson 2: Posture, Facial Expression, and Personal Space
  • Lesson 3: The Sunnah of Calm and Composure

Unit 2: Carrying Yourself With Leadership

  • Lesson 1: How the Prophet ï·ș Walked and Sat
  • Lesson 2: Being Present and Alert in a Room
  • Lesson 3: Confidence Without Arrogance

Unit 3: Building Leadership Presence

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Shrink or Apologize for Your Presence
  • Lesson 2: Make Others Feel Welcome and Seen
  • Lesson 3: Being the Calm in the Room

Unit 4: Body Language in Stressful Moments

  • Lesson 1: Controlling Your Reactions Through Breath and Posture
  • Lesson 2: When You Want to React — Slow Down
  • Lesson 3: Modeling Patience Through Stillness

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Calm Presence

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Walk With Dignity, Not Ego”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Presence Bring Peace to the Room”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Show Strength Without Needing to Prove It”

📩 Module 4: Navigating Conflict With Wisdom

Unit 1: What Causes Conflict?

  • Lesson 1: Miscommunication, Ego, and Assumptions
  • Lesson 2: Differing Goals, Styles, or Expectations
  • Lesson 3: Recognizing a Conflict Before It Explodes

Unit 2: Responding With Calm

  • Lesson 1: When to Speak, When to Stay Silent
  • Lesson 2: DuÊżÄ Before Responding in Tension
  • Lesson 3: Cooling the Fire With a Gentle Tone

Unit 3: Dealing With Difficult People

  • Lesson 1: You Can’t Change Them — But You Can Stay Calm
  • Lesson 2: “La taghdab” – Do Not Get Angry (Hadith)
  • Lesson 3: Protecting Your Leadership Through Patience

Unit 4: Resolving Disagreements

  • Lesson 1: Find the Common Ground
  • Lesson 2: Focus on Solutions, Not Sides
  • Lesson 3: When to Get Help From a Trusted Adult or Mediator

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Conflict and Calm

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be a Peacemaker, Not a Firestarter”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Respond With Truth and Grace”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Stay Firm Without Being Harsh”

📩 Module 5: Emotional Control and Communication

Unit 1: Understanding Your Emotions

  • Lesson 1: Emotions Are Normal — But Not Always Truthful
  • Lesson 2: Recognizing Feelings Before They Explode
  • Lesson 3: Writing or Reflecting Before Reacting

Unit 2: Communicating Emotions Clearly

  • Lesson 1: “I Feel
” Instead of “You Always
”
  • Lesson 2: Describing Without Blaming
  • Lesson 3: Speaking From Emotion With Adab

Unit 3: When You Feel Nervous, Angry, or Embarrassed

  • Lesson 1: Make Wudu, Step Away, Breathe
  • Lesson 2: The Sunnah of Silence and Self-Control
  • Lesson 3: Replace Reacting With DuÊżÄ and Reflection

Unit 4: Building Emotional Resilience

  • Lesson 1: Learning From Awkward Moments
  • Lesson 2: Using Embarrassment as a Teacher
  • Lesson 3: Laughing With Grace, Crying Without Shame

Unit 5: Final Reflection and DuÊżÄ

  • Lesson 1: “Let My Words Heal, Not Hurt”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Control My Tongue Like I Control My Hands”
  • Lesson 3: Write a Personal DuÊżÄ for Emotional Wisdom

Level 5: Teamwork, Delegation & Respect

“Leadership is not about being the best — it’s about helping others be their best.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level focuses on how Islamic leadership thrives through collaboration, mutual respect, and shared responsibility. You’ll learn how to include others in your work, honor their skills and input, and distribute tasks fairly and wisely — just like the Prophet ï·ș did with his companions.

📩 Module 1: The Power of Teamwork

Unit 1: Why Great Leaders Build Teams

  • Lesson 1: You Can’t Do Everything Alone
  • Lesson 2: The Prophet ï·ș Delegated Often
  • Lesson 3: Teams Multiply Barakah

Unit 2: Roles and Strengths

  • Lesson 1: Everyone Has Something Unique to Offer
  • Lesson 2: Identify Your Strength and Value Others’
  • Lesson 3: It’s Not About Who’s Better — It’s About Who Fits

Unit 3: Unity vs. Uniformity

  • Lesson 1: Teams Don’t Need to Agree on Everything
  • Lesson 2: Diverse Styles, One Goal
  • Lesson 3: Listening Without Needing to Win

Unit 4: Team Accountability

  • Lesson 1: When One Member Slacks, Everyone Feels It
  • Lesson 2: Helping Without Controlling
  • Lesson 3: Holding Yourself Accountable First

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Good Teamwork

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Unite Our Hearts and Strengthen Our Work”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Be a Team Player, Not a Spotlight Seeker”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Love Collaboration More Than Credit”

📩 Module 2: Delegating With Wisdom

Unit 1: What Is Delegation?

  • Lesson 1: Sharing Tasks Doesn’t Mean Giving Up Leadership
  • Lesson 2: Delegating Is a Sunnah — Not a Weakness
  • Lesson 3: When You Share the Work, You Multiply the Reward

Unit 2: Choosing the Right People

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Always Choose Your Closest Friends
  • Lesson 2: Look for Skills, Character, and Willingness
  • Lesson 3: Give Everyone a Chance to Grow

Unit 3: Giving Clear Instructions

  • Lesson 1: Be Specific, Be Kind
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Micromanage, But Don’t Disappear
  • Lesson 3: Check In, Don’t Hover

Unit 4: Trusting After You Delegate

  • Lesson 1: You’re Responsible — But You Don’t Have to Control
  • Lesson 2: If Mistakes Happen, Guide Gently
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Trust, Clarity, and Good Outcomes

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Delegation

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Share Leadership With Sincerity”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Trust Others the Way I Ask to Be Trusted”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me See Strengths in My Team, Not Just Weaknesses”

📩 Module 3: Respect and Adab in Group Work

Unit 1: Respecting Different Opinions

  • Lesson 1: Not Everyone Has to Think Like You
  • Lesson 2: The Prophet ï·ș Welcomed Shura (Consultation)
  • Lesson 3: You Can Disagree With Grace

Unit 2: Speaking With Respect

  • Lesson 1: No Interrupting, Eye Rolling, or Sarcasm
  • Lesson 2: Speak to Others the Way You’d Want to Be Spoken To
  • Lesson 3: Respect Shows in Tone and Timing

Unit 3: Respecting Each Person’s Role

  • Lesson 1: Every Job Is Important, Even If It’s Not Visible
  • Lesson 2: Thank People for Their Contributions
  • Lesson 3: No Role Is “Below” You

Unit 4: Manners With Elders and Mentors

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Honored His Elders
  • Lesson 2: Ask With Adab, Accept Feedback With Gratitude
  • Lesson 3: Speak to Leaders Like You’re Speaking to Allah’s Trust

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Adab and Respect

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Never Be Harsh or Disrespectful”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Tongue and Actions Show Good Manners”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Make Others Feel Valued and Safe”

📩 Module 4: Giving and Receiving Feedback

Unit 1: How to Give Feedback Without Hurting People

  • Lesson 1: Correct Privately, Praise Publicly
  • Lesson 2: Be Clear, Not Cruel
  • Lesson 3: “I Noticed This — How Can We Improve It Together?”

Unit 2: Receiving Feedback Without Ego

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Take It Personally
  • Lesson 2: Even the Prophet ï·ș Accepted Advice
  • Lesson 3: Growth Requires Listening

Unit 3: Turning Feedback Into Improvement

  • Lesson 1: Review, Reflect, Adjust
  • Lesson 2: Ask Questions to Understand, Not Defend
  • Lesson 3: Try Again With More Ihsan

Unit 4: Giving Encouragement

  • Lesson 1: A Kind Word Builds Confidence
  • Lesson 2: Recognize Small Wins and Quiet Strength
  • Lesson 3: Sunnah of Praising Others Sincerely

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Feedback and Growth

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Receive Correction With Gratitude”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Give Advice With Mercy”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Use Feedback to Become a Leader of Ihsan”

📩 Module 5: Building a Leadership Culture

Unit 1: What Is a Leadership Culture?

  • Lesson 1: A Team Where Everyone Feels They Belong and Contribute
  • Lesson 2: Not Just Tasks — Shared Vision
  • Lesson 3: Trust, Communication, and Encouragement

Unit 2: Leading by Example

  • Lesson 1: Show the Adab You Want to See
  • Lesson 2: Be the First to Arrive, Last to Complain
  • Lesson 3: Lift Others Without Waiting to Be Lifted

Unit 3: When the Team Struggles

  • Lesson 1: Check the Environment, Not Just the People
  • Lesson 2: Pause, Regroup, and Rebuild the Vibe
  • Lesson 3: Small DuÊżÄs Before Every Meeting

Unit 4: Passing the Torch

  • Lesson 1: Let Others Lead Sometimes
  • Lesson 2: Training the Next Person Is a Sunnah of Trust
  • Lesson 3: Don’t Be Afraid to Step Back

Unit 5: Final DuÊżÄ and Reflection

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be a Leader Who Makes Other Leaders”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Team Be a Source of Barakah”
  • Lesson 3: Reflection: How Can I Build a Better Leadership Culture Around Me?

Level 6: Planning and Decision-Making

“Vision with tawakkul. Strategy with sincerity.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level teaches students how to set goals, make thoughtful plans, and navigate decisions through the lens of Islamic leadership. It highlights the importance of shura (consultation), istikharah (seeking Allah’s guidance), and practical tools like timelines, prioritization, and follow-through.

📩 Module 1: Vision, Goals, and Purpose

Unit 1: What’s a Vision?

  • Lesson 1: Leadership Needs Direction
  • Lesson 2: Vision vs. Daydreaming
  • Lesson 3: What Does a Leader Hope to Build?

Unit 2: Setting Goals With Barakah

  • Lesson 1: SMART Goals the Sunnah Way
  • Lesson 2: Goals for Self, Team, and Community
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Clarity in Your Intentions

Unit 3: Prioritizing What Matters Most

  • Lesson 1: Urgent vs. Important
  • Lesson 2: Deen First, Then Dunya
  • Lesson 3: Saying “No” to What Distracts

Unit 4: Planning From Start to Finish

  • Lesson 1: Timeline, Milestones, and Delegation
  • Lesson 2: Planning for Delays and Difficulties
  • Lesson 3: Keeping It Realistic and Flexible

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Vision and Guidance

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me See What’s Most Worth Doing”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Vision Align With Your Pleasure”
  • Lesson 3: “Give My Ideas Roots and Wings”

📩 Module 2: The Art of Decision-Making

Unit 1: What Makes a Good Decision?

  • Lesson 1: Aligning Decisions With Faith and Values
  • Lesson 2: Not Every Opportunity Is a Blessing
  • Lesson 3: Thinking Beyond the Moment

Unit 2: Gathering Information

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Rush — Ask, Read, Listen
  • Lesson 2: Pros and Cons With Adab
  • Lesson 3: Seeing the Bigger Picture

Unit 3: When the Choice Isn’t Clear

  • Lesson 1: Making Peace With Uncertainty
  • Lesson 2: DuÊżÄ: “Ya Allah, Choose What’s Best for Me”
  • Lesson 3: Looking for Ease, Not Laziness

Unit 4: Standing by the Decision

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Keep Waffling Once You Decide
  • Lesson 2: Leadership Means Owning the Outcome
  • Lesson 3: Making Adjustments Without Regret

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Wisdom in Decisions

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Decide With Your Light, Not My Ego”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Not Regret What I Trusted You With”
  • Lesson 3: “Give Me Clarity, Even in Confusion”

📩 Module 3: Istikharah and Trust in Allah

Unit 1: What Is Istikharah?

  • Lesson 1: The Sunnah DuÊżÄ of Guidance
  • Lesson 2: It’s Not Just a “Yes/No” Shortcut
  • Lesson 3: Trusting the Outcome Even If It’s Not What You Wanted

Unit 2: How to Perform Istikharah

  • Lesson 1: Step-by-Step Guide
  • Lesson 2: Common Misunderstandings About Signs
  • Lesson 3: When to Repeat It, When to Move Forward

Unit 3: Tawakkul After Istikharah

  • Lesson 1: You Took the Step — Now Trust the Journey
  • Lesson 2: Doubt Doesn’t Mean It Was Wrong
  • Lesson 3: Keep Walking Even If the Path Isn’t Clear Yet

Unit 4: Reflecting and Moving Forward

  • Lesson 1: DuÊżÄ + Shura + Action = Strength
  • Lesson 2: Being At Peace With “No” From Allah
  • Lesson 3: Journaling What You Learn From the Process

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Istikharah and Tawakkul

  • Lesson 1: “Ya Allah, Make What’s Good Easy for Me”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Trust the Doors You Close”
  • Lesson 3: “Guide Me Even When I Don’t Know I’m Being Guided”

📩 Module 4: Shura – Consulting Others the Prophetic Way

Unit 1: What Is Shura?

  • Lesson 1: Consultation in the Qur’an and Sunnah
  • Lesson 2: The Prophet ï·ș Asked Advice Often
  • Lesson 3: Shura Builds Stronger Decisions

Unit 2: Who to Ask for Advice

  • Lesson 1: Choose Wisdom, Not Just Friendship
  • Lesson 2: Elders, Mentors, Teachers, and Trusted Peers
  • Lesson 3: People Who Will Tell You the Truth, Not Just What You Want to Hear

Unit 3: How to Hold a Productive Shura

  • Lesson 1: Listen Before You Decide
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Be Defensive — Be Curious
  • Lesson 3: Everyone’s Voice Deserves Respect

Unit 4: Following Through With the Decision

  • Lesson 1: Once You Consult, Take Action
  • Lesson 2: Accountability Starts With You
  • Lesson 3: Gratitude for Those Who Helped You Decide

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Shura and Wisdom

  • Lesson 1: “Surround Me With People of Insight”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Hear Truth, Even If It’s Hard”
  • Lesson 3: “Let My Decisions Bless Those Around Me”

📩 Module 5: Planning With Resilience

Unit 1: When Plans Don’t Go as Expected

  • Lesson 1: Qadr Doesn’t Always Match Our Timeline
  • Lesson 2: You’re Not Failing — You’re Being Redirected
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Peace When You Have to Pivot

Unit 2: Staying Motivated During Delays

  • Lesson 1: Keep Working While Waiting
  • Lesson 2: Look at How Far You’ve Come
  • Lesson 3: Celebrating Small Wins

Unit 3: Being Flexible Without Losing Focus

  • Lesson 1: Adjust the Path, Not the Purpose
  • Lesson 2: When to Let Go of a Plan
  • Lesson 3: Finding a New Way With the Same Intention

Unit 4: Reviewing and Reassessing

  • Lesson 1: End-of-Week or Project Reflections
  • Lesson 2: What Worked? What Needs Adjustment?
  • Lesson 3: Barakah Isn’t Always in Big Results

Unit 5: Final DuÊżÄ and Reflection

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Keep Moving, Even Through Setbacks”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Plan With Patience and Faith”
  • Lesson 3: “Let My Leadership Be Rooted in Trust, Not Control”

Level 7: Serving the Community

“The best of you are those who are most beneficial to others.” — Hadith

✅ Level Theme:

This level helps students understand that Islamic leadership is rooted in service — showing up for others, building solutions, and caring for the people around them. Whether it’s helping at the masjid, organizing youth programs, or standing up for justice, leaders are servants first.

📩 Module 1: The Value of Serving Others

Unit 1: Leadership Is Service

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Served His Family and Community
  • Lesson 2: Helping Others Is a Form of Worship
  • Lesson 3: Serving Builds Trust, Not Ego

Unit 2: Why Community Work Matters

  • Lesson 1: The Ummah Is a Living Body
  • Lesson 2: If You See a Problem, You’re Meant to Help
  • Lesson 3: You’re Never Too Young to Make a Difference

Unit 3: Identifying Needs Around You

  • Lesson 1: Observe With Purpose
  • Lesson 2: Ask People What They Need — Don’t Assume
  • Lesson 3: Listen to the Quiet Voices

Unit 4: Taking Initiative

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Wait for Permission to Be Kind
  • Lesson 2: Be the One Who Starts, Not Just Follows
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ Before You Step Into Service

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Serving Others

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be a Source of Good for Others”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Notice What Others Overlook”
  • Lesson 3: “Let My Service Be for You, Ya Allah”

📩 Module 2: Volunteering With Excellence

Unit 1: The Spirit of Volunteering

  • Lesson 1: Volunteering Is Sunnah — Not Extra
  • Lesson 2: Small Acts Count More Than You Know
  • Lesson 3: “Whoever Removes a Hardship
” — Hadith

Unit 2: Where and How to Volunteer

  • Lesson 1: Masjid, Soup Kitchen, School, Shelter
  • Lesson 2: Find What You’re Good At and Give It
  • Lesson 3: Ask “How Can I Help?” and Mean It

Unit 3: Volunteering With Ihsan

  • Lesson 1: Show Up On Time, Show Up With Respect
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Seek Recognition — Seek Reward
  • Lesson 3: Help Without Judging

Unit 4: Helping Those Who Are Overlooked

  • Lesson 1: Orphans, Elderly, Converts, Refugees
  • Lesson 2: Quietly Supporting Without Pity
  • Lesson 3: Being Present Is Powerful

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Service and Ihsan

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Serve Quietly and Consistently”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Help Carry No Pride or Arrogance”
  • Lesson 3: “Reward Me for What No One Else Sees”

📩 Module 3: Organizing a Community Project

Unit 1: Planning a Project

  • Lesson 1: Define the Goal and Who It Benefits
  • Lesson 2: Get Permission and Gather Support
  • Lesson 3: Keep the Intention Pure and Clear

Unit 2: Building Your Team

  • Lesson 1: Recruit, Don’t Demand
  • Lesson 2: Assign Roles With Respect
  • Lesson 3: Make DuÊżÄ for Unity Before You Begin

Unit 3: Promoting Your Project

  • Lesson 1: Share the Purpose, Not Just the Poster
  • Lesson 2: Social Media Adab — Don’t Brag, Inspire
  • Lesson 3: Invite People With Kindness, Not Pressure

Unit 4: Executing With Excellence

  • Lesson 1: Prepare for Challenges
  • Lesson 2: Keep the Vibe Positive and Productive
  • Lesson 3: Smile, Serve, Solve — Repeat

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Community Impact

  • Lesson 1: “Let This Project Change Lives for the Better”
  • Lesson 2: “Let It Continue Even After I’m Gone”
  • Lesson 3: “Let This Be My Sadaqah Jariyah”

📩 Module 4: Leading Without a Title

Unit 1: You Don’t Need a Position to Lead

  • Lesson 1: Influence Doesn’t Require Authority
  • Lesson 2: The Best Leaders Often Go Unseen
  • Lesson 3: Respect Is Earned Through Character

Unit 2: Quiet Leadership

  • Lesson 1: Doing the Unnoticed Tasks
  • Lesson 2: Stepping Up When Others Step Back
  • Lesson 3: Helping Others Shine First

Unit 3: Encouraging Others to Lead

  • Lesson 1: “You Can Do This Too”
  • Lesson 2: Train, Support, Empower
  • Lesson 3: Don’t Cling to Control

Unit 4: Letting Others Take Credit

  • Lesson 1: Barakah Comes From Letting Go of Ego
  • Lesson 2: Let Allah Keep the Record
  • Lesson 3: Leading for Jannah, Not Applause

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Sincere Leadership

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Lead in Your Eyes, Not Theirs”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Want Khayr, Not Credit”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Be a Reason Others Feel Brave”

📩 Module 5: Making Community Service a Lifestyle

Unit 1: Don’t Just Volunteer — Serve

  • Lesson 1: Serving Is Who You Are, Not What You Do
  • Lesson 2: Build It Into Your Life Schedule
  • Lesson 3: Ask “Who Can I Help?” Every Week

Unit 2: Keeping the Momentum

  • Lesson 1: Stay Active After the Project Ends
  • Lesson 2: Use Breaks for Reflection and Recharge
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Renewed Intention

Unit 3: Avoiding Burnout

  • Lesson 1: Say No When You Need To — With Adab
  • Lesson 2: Delegate and Share the Load
  • Lesson 3: You’re Not Allah — Just a Servant

Unit 4: Lifelong Service, In Every Season

  • Lesson 1: Serve as a Student, Worker, Parent, or Elder
  • Lesson 2: Adjust What You Give Based on Your Season
  • Lesson 3: Your Role May Change — Your Intention Shouldn’t

Unit 5: Final Reflection and DuÊżÄ

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Live a Life of Service, Not Selfishness”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Leadership Serve the Ummah, Not Myself”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Be a Helper Until My Last Breath”

Level 8: Faith Under Pressure

“Remain firm, even when the pressure rises.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level helps students prepare for the emotional, social, and spiritual challenges that come with being a leader. Whether it’s being the only Muslim in a room, receiving criticism for doing the right thing, or facing personal burnout, learners will discover how to remain authentic, strong, and spiritually grounded when it’s hardest to do so.

📩 Module 1: The Pressure to Please People

Unit 1: You Can’t Please Everyone

  • Lesson 1: Even the Prophet ï·ș Faced Criticism
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Let Opinions Define You
  • Lesson 3: The Danger of Chasing Approval

Unit 2: When Your Decisions Aren’t Popular

  • Lesson 1: Choosing What’s Right, Not What’s Easy
  • Lesson 2: Standing by a Difficult Call
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Strength Against Doubt

Unit 3: Staying True to Islamic Values

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Compromise to Fit In
  • Lesson 2: Representing Islam Without Apology
  • Lesson 3: Telling the Truth With Wisdom

Unit 4: The Fear of Being Judged

  • Lesson 1: Let Your Character Speak Louder Than Labels
  • Lesson 2: Staying Sincere Even When Misunderstood
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for a Pure Heart Under Pressure

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Strength of Identity

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Want Your Pleasure More Than Theirs”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Be Firm in My Faith”
  • Lesson 3: “Let My Leadership Reflect La ilaha illAllah”

📩 Module 2: Criticism, Rejection, and Growth

Unit 1: Learning From Criticism

  • Lesson 1: Not Every Critic Is Your Enemy
  • Lesson 2: Separate Emotion From Truth
  • Lesson 3: Growth Requires Honest Feedback

Unit 2: When the Criticism Hurts

  • Lesson 1: How the Prophet ï·ș Responded to Insults
  • Lesson 2: Private DuÊżÄ for Healing
  • Lesson 3: Turning Pain Into Personal Power

Unit 3: Leading Through Rejection

  • Lesson 1: Being Told “No” Doesn’t Mean “Never”
  • Lesson 2: Doors Close So Better Ones Open
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Patience and Perseverance

Unit 4: Handling False Accusations

  • Lesson 1: You Don’t Have to Defend Yourself to Everyone
  • Lesson 2: The Prophet ï·ș Was Accused and Stayed Silent
  • Lesson 3: Let Time and Truth Speak for You

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Strength in Criticism

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Hear Truth, Even If It Hurts”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Heal Without Growing Bitter”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Stay Soft Without Breaking”

📩 Module 3: Burnout and Boundaries

Unit 1: What Is Burnout?

  • Lesson 1: Exhaustion of the Heart and Mind
  • Lesson 2: Signs You’re Carrying Too Much
  • Lesson 3: Burnout Is Real — Even in Deen Work

Unit 2: Rest Is Sunnah

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Took Breaks and Reflected
  • Lesson 2: Balance Worship, Work, and Wellness
  • Lesson 3: Saying “No” Without Guilt

Unit 3: Boundaries for Balance

  • Lesson 1: You’re Not Responsible for Everything
  • Lesson 2: Let Others Contribute Too
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Sustainable Service

Unit 4: Recharging the Soul

  • Lesson 1: Retreat, Reflect, Reconnect
  • Lesson 2: Qur’an, Solitude, and Dhikr for Restoration
  • Lesson 3: Let the Work Wait — Refill Your Cup

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Renewal

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Rest Without Guilt”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Serve With Joy, Not Just Duty”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Return to My Work With Light”

📩 Module 4: Peer Pressure and Hard Choices

Unit 1: Standing Firm in Difficult Environments

  • Lesson 1: Peer Pressure Isn’t Just for Kids
  • Lesson 2: Being the Only One Doesn’t Mean You’re Wrong
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Courage in Isolation

Unit 2: Staying Muslim in Non-Muslim Spaces

  • Lesson 1: Islam Isn’t a Secret
  • Lesson 2: Praying at School or Work With Confidence
  • Lesson 3: Hijab, Beard, and Sunnah as Leadership Symbols

Unit 3: Leading in Ethical Gray Areas

  • Lesson 1: When the Rules Are Unclear
  • Lesson 2: Asking for Help From Trusted Teachers
  • Lesson 3: Better Safe Than Sorry — Be Cautious With the Deen

Unit 4: What to Do When You Slip

  • Lesson 1: Leaders Aren’t Perfect — They’re Repentant
  • Lesson 2: Tawbah and Getting Back Up
  • Lesson 3: Lead by Example, Even in Your Comeback

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Steadfastness

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Stay Muslim Even When It’s Unpopular”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Choose You Over Fitting In”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Rise Every Time I Fall”

📩 Module 5: Leading From the Heart

Unit 1: When You Feel Alone

  • Lesson 1: Prophets Faced Isolation
  • Lesson 2: Loneliness Doesn’t Mean You’re Lost
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Connection and Companionship

Unit 2: Staying Spiritually Connected

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Let Service Replace Worship
  • Lesson 2: Salah, Qur’an, DuÊżÄ — Your Leadership Lifeline
  • Lesson 3: Private Worship Strengthens Public Leadership

Unit 3: Protecting Your Heart From Hardness

  • Lesson 1: Serve With Softness, Not Cynicism
  • Lesson 2: Guard Your Intentions Like a Treasure
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for a Clean, Compassionate Heart

Unit 4: Relying on Allah, Not Yourself

  • Lesson 1: You’re Just the Worker — Allah Is the Changer
  • Lesson 2: Tawakkul in the Face of Uncertainty
  • Lesson 3: Making DuÊżÄ Your Leadership Superpower

Unit 5: Final Reflection and DuÊżÄ

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Lead With a Soft Heart and a Steady Hand”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Pressure Turn Into Purpose”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Reflect Rasulullah ï·ș in My Leadership”

Level 9: Real-World Leadership Projects

“Ideas are important — action is essential.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level gives learners the tools, frameworks, and confidence to launch real projects in their schools, masajid, neighborhoods, or online communities. From small acts of service to larger campaigns, learners will develop the skills to take faith-inspired action that brings benefit to others and growth to themselves.

📩 Module 1: From Vision to Action

Unit 1: Turning Ideas Into Reality

  • Lesson 1: Start With DuÊżÄ, Then Write It Down
  • Lesson 2: Align Your Goal With a Need
  • Lesson 3: Start Small, But Start

Unit 2: Choosing the Right Project

  • Lesson 1: Service, Education, Creativity, Da’wah — What’s Your Style?
  • Lesson 2: Know Your Strengths and Time Limits
  • Lesson 3: Let Barakah, Not Busyness, Lead You

Unit 3: Planning With a Purpose

  • Lesson 1: Define Your Audience, Tools, and Timeline
  • Lesson 2: What Does Success Look Like — Islamically?
  • Lesson 3: Balance Planning With Tawakkul

Unit 4: Organizing Your Team

  • Lesson 1: Recruit With Sincerity and Respect
  • Lesson 2: Create Roles, Not Chaos
  • Lesson 3: Keep Morale High and Ego Low

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Launching With Light

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be Sincere in Action and Ambition”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Take Initiative, Not Just Inspiration”
  • Lesson 3: “Let My Work Begin in Your Name, Ya Rabb”

📩 Module 2: Executing the Project

Unit 1: Taking the First Steps

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Wait for Perfect — Begin With Bismillah
  • Lesson 2: Start With What You Have
  • Lesson 3: Announce It With Confidence, Not Arrogance

Unit 2: Staying Organized During Execution

  • Lesson 1: Use Lists, Schedules, and Reminders
  • Lesson 2: Keep Communication Clear and Respectful
  • Lesson 3: Don’t Overpromise — Deliver With Ihsan

Unit 3: Managing Challenges

  • Lesson 1: Expect Bumps, Delays, and Dropouts
  • Lesson 2: Respond With Calm, Not Panic
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ When Plans Shift Suddenly

Unit 4: Keeping the Team Motivated

  • Lesson 1: Acknowledge Every Contribution
  • Lesson 2: Be Honest About Progress and Needs
  • Lesson 3: Lead With Gratitude, Not Control

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Barakah in Execution

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Carry This Project With Grace and Gratitude”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Hands Build What Pleases You”
  • Lesson 3: “Make This a Sadaqah Jariyah in Disguise”

📩 Module 3: Measuring Impact and Reflecting

Unit 1: How to Measure Success Islamically

  • Lesson 1: Numbers Matter Less Than Hearts
  • Lesson 2: Barakah Over Buzz
  • Lesson 3: Did You Serve, Heal, or Inspire?

Unit 2: Gathering Feedback

  • Lesson 1: Ask Others With Humility
  • Lesson 2: Listen Without Defensiveness
  • Lesson 3: Use What Helps, Leave What Doesn’t

Unit 3: Reflecting Honestly

  • Lesson 1: What Went Well? What Could Be Improved?
  • Lesson 2: Were My Intentions Pure?
  • Lesson 3: Did I Represent Islam With Beauty?

Unit 4: Writing a Project Summary

  • Lesson 1: Document Your Process and Lessons Learned
  • Lesson 2: Share for Inspiration, Not Recognition
  • Lesson 3: Keep a Private Journal for Personal Growth

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Meaningful Impact

  • Lesson 1: “Let This Work Reach Those Who Need It”
  • Lesson 2: “Accept From Me Even What Wasn’t Perfect”
  • Lesson 3: “Let This Be a Light in My Grave”

📩 Module 4: Sharing and Inspiring Others

Unit 1: Why Share Your Work?

  • Lesson 1: Not for Fame — For Uplifting Others
  • Lesson 2: Inspire Without Bragging
  • Lesson 3: Ask Allah to Guide Your Intentions

Unit 2: Telling Your Story Authentically

  • Lesson 1: What Did You Learn That Others Might Need?
  • Lesson 2: Mention Your Mistakes, Not Just Success
  • Lesson 3: Keep It Humble, Keep It Honest

Unit 3: Encouraging Others to Take Initiative

  • Lesson 1: “You Can Do This Too”
  • Lesson 2: Offer Help and Resources
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Someone Else’s Success

Unit 4: Using Social Media Wisely

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Let “Likes” Define Worth
  • Lesson 2: Represent Islam With Adab and Light
  • Lesson 3: Ask Before Posting Others’ Work or Faces

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Spreading Goodness

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Inspire Without Seeking Fame”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Spread Light Without Losing My Own”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Others Grow From the Seeds I Plant”

📩 Module 5: Legacy Thinking

Unit 1: What Is a Legacy?

  • Lesson 1: Leaving Behind More Than Just Work
  • Lesson 2: Every Act of Good Creates a Ripple
  • Lesson 3: The Prophet ï·ș Left Us a Legacy of Light

Unit 2: Building Systems, Not Just Events

  • Lesson 1: Create Something That Can Be Repeated
  • Lesson 2: Document the Process for the Next Leader
  • Lesson 3: Train Someone to Take It Forward

Unit 3: Mentoring Others

  • Lesson 1: Don’t Just Lead — Teach Others to Lead
  • Lesson 2: Your Legacy Lives in Your Students
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for the Next Generation

Unit 4: Staying Humble as Your Impact Grows

  • Lesson 1: The More You Do, the Quieter You Should Get
  • Lesson 2: Let the Work Speak for Itself
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ to Remain Grounded

Unit 5: Final Reflection and DuÊżÄ

  • Lesson 1: “Let This Project Be a Seed in My Scale of Good”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Be a Leader Who Sparks Leaders”
  • Lesson 3: “Let My Efforts Outlive Me for Your Sake Alone”

Level 10: Leaving a Legacy of Leadership

“Live as someone who plants seeds for trees they may never sit under.”

✅ Level Theme:

This level teaches that the greatest leaders think beyond themselves. It’s not about fame or applause, but lasting influence, character, and the people they uplift. Whether your legacy is in a small act of kindness or a large-scale initiative, it’s what lives on after you’re gone that defines true leadership in Islam.

📩 Module 1: The Meaning of Legacy

Unit 1: What Is a Legacy?

  • Lesson 1: It’s Not About Being Remembered — It’s About What Lives On
  • Lesson 2: The Prophet ï·ș Left a Legacy of Faith, Character, and Mercy
  • Lesson 3: Your Actions Echo Long After You’re Gone

Unit 2: Personal Legacy vs. Public Success

  • Lesson 1: You Don’t Need a Platform to Make a Difference
  • Lesson 2: Quiet Acts of Service That No One Sees
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Hidden Barakah

Unit 3: Living Intentionally

  • Lesson 1: Be the Person You Want the World to Remember
  • Lesson 2: Every Day Is a Brick in Your Legacy
  • Lesson 3: Lead With the End in Mind

Unit 4: Writing Your Legacy Statement

  • Lesson 1: What Do You Want People to Say About You?
  • Lesson 2: What Do You Want Allah to Say About You?
  • Lesson 3: Build a Life That Answers Both Questions

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for a Meaningful Legacy

  • Lesson 1: “Let My Deeds Continue to Benefit Others After I’m Gone”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Legacy Be One of Light, Not Loudness”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Leave the World Better Than I Found It”

📩 Module 2: Leading by Mentorship

Unit 1: Why Mentorship Matters

  • Lesson 1: The Prophet ï·ș Mentored the Sahabah
  • Lesson 2: Everyone Needs Guidance — And Can Give It
  • Lesson 3: Uplifting One Person Can Change a Generation

Unit 2: How to Be a Mentor

  • Lesson 1: Share Wisdom With Humility
  • Lesson 2: Be Honest, Kind, and Present
  • Lesson 3: Don’t Try to Be Perfect — Be Real

Unit 3: Encouraging New Leaders

  • Lesson 1: Let Others Lead and Learn
  • Lesson 2: Pass the Torch Without Losing Your Light
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for the Leaders You Help Shape

Unit 4: Learning From Those You Lead

  • Lesson 1: Your Students and Team Members Are Also Teachers
  • Lesson 2: Listen to Feedback, Even From Younger Voices
  • Lesson 3: Growth Is Mutual

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Mentorship and Legacy

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Guide With Love and Wisdom”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Lift Others Without Needing Credit”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Be a Bridge, Not a Block, for Others’ Growth”

📩 Module 3: Legacy in Character

Unit 1: Character Is Your Loudest Message

  • Lesson 1: People May Forget Your Work, But Not How You Treated Them
  • Lesson 2: Akhlaq (good manners) Is a Lifelong Legacy
  • Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ï·ș Character Was His Dawah

Unit 2: Choosing Integrity Every Day

  • Lesson 1: Keep Your Promises, Even in Small Things
  • Lesson 2: Don’t Compromise When No One’s Watching
  • Lesson 3: Reputation Is Built in Quiet Moments

Unit 3: How You Make People Feel

  • Lesson 1: Did You See Them? Respect Them? Encourage Them?
  • Lesson 2: Legacy Lives in the Hearts You Heal
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for a Heart That Leaves Kindness Behind

Unit 4: A Legacy of Mercy

  • Lesson 1: Lead With Forgiveness, Even When It’s Hard
  • Lesson 2: Choose Grace Over Grudges
  • Lesson 3: Let People Remember You for Your Gentleness

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Legacy Through Akhlaq

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be Remembered for My Character, Not My Achievements”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Behavior Reflect the Sunnah”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Be a Leader Whose Character Outlives Their Projects”

📩 Module 4: Leaving Behind Systems and Sadaqah Jariyah

Unit 1: What Is Sadaqah Jariyah?

  • Lesson 1: Ongoing Charity = Ongoing Rewards
  • Lesson 2: What You Build Can Keep Giving After You’re Gone
  • Lesson 3: The Ripple Effect of Service

Unit 2: Building Systems, Not Just Moments

  • Lesson 1: Events End — Systems Endure
  • Lesson 2: Design It So Others Can Continue It
  • Lesson 3: Document, Delegate, and Make DuÊżÄ

Unit 3: Examples of Long-Term Impact

  • Lesson 1: Islamic Schools, Programs, Content, and Causes
  • Lesson 2: Digital Legacies and the Ethics of Online Work
  • Lesson 3: Helping Others Build Their Own Paths

Unit 4: A Personal Sadaqah Jariyah Plan

  • Lesson 1: What Could You Build? Teach? Fund?
  • Lesson 2: Begin With What You Have, Right Now
  • Lesson 3: Set a Goal and Make DuÊżÄ for Allah to Grow It

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for Eternal Impact

  • Lesson 1: “Let My Good Continue After I’m Gone”
  • Lesson 2: “Let Me Leave Behind Something That Guides”
  • Lesson 3: “Let Me Be a Seed Planter, Not Just a Spotlight Seeker”

📩 Module 5: Final Reflection and Commitment

Unit 1: Who Have You Become?

  • Lesson 1: What Leadership Traits Have You Developed?
  • Lesson 2: What Strengths Surprised You?
  • Lesson 3: Write a Personal Leadership Reflection Letter

Unit 2: How Will You Continue From Here?

  • Lesson 1: Identify One Ongoing Role You’ll Embrace
  • Lesson 2: Make a Plan to Serve Regularly
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ for Longevity and Consistency

Unit 3: Final Commitments

  • Lesson 1: “I Commit to Leading With Purpose and Ihsan”
  • Lesson 2: “I Will Lift Others With Every Chance I Get”
  • Lesson 3: “I Will Keep Allah at the Center of My Leadership”

Unit 4: Celebrating the Journey

  • Lesson 1: Recognize Your Growth With Gratitude
  • Lesson 2: Thank Those Who Supported You
  • Lesson 3: DuÊżÄ of Completion: “Alhamdulillah for the Journey”

Unit 5: DuÊżÄ for a Lifelong Legacy

  • Lesson 1: “Let Me Be a Leader You Are Proud Of, Ya Rabb”
  • Lesson 2: “Let My Legacy Be Light in the Dunya and the Akhirah”
  • Lesson 3: “Accept It All From Me, Even the Imperfect Parts”

Completion

🌟 Leadership Course Completion Summary

“Leadership is not a destination. It’s who you choose to be, every day, for the sake of Allah.”

🧭 What You’ve Learned on This Journey:

Over the course of 10 powerful levels, you’ve developed far more than just “leadership skills.” You’ve built a leadership mindset rooted in faith, character, wisdom, and service. You’ve explored:

  • đŸŒ± How leadership starts with the self — through discipline, honesty, and intention
  • 🕊 How the Prophet ï·ș led with mercy, vision, humility, and justice
  • 🗣 How to communicate clearly, handle conflict with grace, and lead with calm confidence
  • đŸ‘« How to work in teams, delegate, uplift others, and build lasting trust
  • 🧠 How to think strategically, make thoughtful decisions, and trust in Allah’s qadr
  • 🧡 How to lead under pressure, stay grounded in your values, and serve the ummah with sincerity
  • 🛠 How to plan and execute real-life leadership projects
  • đŸŒ€ How to leave behind a legacy of service, mentorship, and goodness — one that benefits others long after you’re gone

💡 How to Use What You’ve Learned:

🎯 Apply it daily. Leadership isn’t just for titles and events — it’s in how you speak, show up, help, and uplift others in small moments.
đŸŒ± Grow from challenges. Hard moments are where real leaders are shaped. Let discomfort refine you, not define you.
🕋 Stay anchored in your deen. Never let leadership pull you away from Allah. In fact, use it to draw closer to Him.
🌍 Be of service. The best leaders aren’t the most followed — they’re the most useful. Ask daily: “Who can I serve today?”

📚 Recommendations for Further Growth:

  • Continue learning: Study Seerah, Tafsir, and stories of the Sahabah — they were the best examples of righteous leadership.
  • Start mentoring: Share what you’ve learned with younger students, siblings, or friends.
  • Lead something simple: Host a small study circle, organize a cleanup day, or start a campaign for a cause.
  • Ask for feedback: From teachers, peers, and family — and use it to keep growing.
  • Keep making duÊżÄ: DuÊżÄ isn’t just part of leadership — it’s the fuel behind it.

đŸ€ČđŸŒ A Final DuÊżÄ for You:

“Ya Allah, make this student a leader of goodness,
One who uplifts others, reflects the Sunnah,
and serves their community with love, clarity, and sincerity.
Let their character be their legacy,
and let their leadership lead hearts to You.”

Congratulations, leader.


You’re now equipped to lead in a way that pleases Allah, reflects the Prophet ï·ș, and brings light to the world.
Your journey doesn’t end here — it begins here. 🌟