Dirasat Diniyah

Dirasat Diniyah: A Comprehensive 2-Year Course in Islamic Studies

Overview
The Dirasat Diniyah program is an intensive 2-year course designed to provide students with a profound understanding of Islamic knowledge. This program integrates classical Islamic sciences with contemporary applications, enabling participants to gain both spiritual and intellectual enrichment. It is suitable for individuals seeking a structured and comprehensive foundation in Islamic Studies, whether for personal growth or preparation for advanced studies.

Program Highlights

1. Holistic Curriculum
   The course encompasses essential Islamic disciplines, including:
   • Qur’anic Studies: Tafsir (exegesis), Tajweed, and memorization.
   • Hadith Sciences: Understanding the principles and classifications of Hadith.
   • Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence): Study of various schools of thought with practical applications.
   • Aqeedah (Islamic Creed): Core beliefs and principles of faith.
   • Seerah and Islamic History: The life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and historical developments in Islam.
   • Arabic Language: Proficiency in grammar, syntax, and conversational skills for deeper comprehension of Islamic texts.
2. Blending Tradition with Modernity
   The program connects classical Islamic teachings with contemporary challenges, preparing students to apply their knowledge in modern contexts.
3. Interactive Learning
   Students engage in dynamic discussions, debates, and practical exercises that promote critical thinking and deeper understanding.
4. Flexible Learning Modes
   • On-Campus: Structured classroom environment.
   • Online: Accessible to global participants through live sessions and recorded lectures.
5. Certification and Recognition
   Upon successful completion, students receive a recognized certificate that may serve as a pathway to advanced Islamic studies or professional opportunities in education and community leadership.

Course Structure
The program is divided into four semesters, each focusing on key areas:

• Semester 1: Foundations of Islamic Knowledge (Qur’an, Aqeedah, and Arabic Basics)
• Semester 2: Intermediate Studies (Fiqh, Seerah, and Hadith Sciences)
• Semester 3: Advanced Topics (Tafsir, Comparative Fiqh, and Islamic History)
• Semester 4: Specialized Applications (Contemporary Issues and Independent Research Projects)

Who Should Enroll?

• Individuals passionate about deepening their understanding of Islam.
• Aspiring scholars, educators, and community leaders.
• Professionals and students seeking structured Islamic knowledge alongside their careers or studies.