Adab (Etiquette)
Level 4: Adab in Speech, Behavior, and Personal Habits
Outline only
Our daily behavior reveals what’s in our hearts. The way we speak, walk, sit, eat, and dress tells the world what kind of person we are, and whether we carry ourselves with adab. In Islam, etiquette isn’t just for special moments; it’s a way of showing beauty, intentionality, and humility in the most ordinary parts of life.
This level focuses on everyday manners that shape how a believer presents themselves: with grace, dignity, and refinement. From controlling the tongue to sitting respectfully, from polite eating habits to choosing modest clothing, students will learn how to turn basic actions into subtle expressions of character and faith.
By developing noble habits, this level shows that adab isn’t a performance: it’s a personality.
Planned: 6 modules, 30 units, 90 lesson titles.
Outline: the course plan comes from our founder's curriculum, and lessons are being written and reviewed. Module, unit, and lesson titles appear here once scholars have reviewed a level.