General Islamic Studies offers flexibility - you can choose specific topics of interest (like Seerah, Fiqh, or Aqeedah) and study them independently. It's perfect for busy schedules or those wanting knowledge in specific areas. Level-Based Systematic Learning follows a structured curriculum progressing through four levels from foundation to specialization. It's ideal for comprehensive understanding and those wanting to build knowledge progressively with certification at each level.

No prior knowledge is required! Our Level 1 starts with absolute basics - the pillars of Islam and Iman, basic purification and prayer, and fundamental Aqeedah. Many of our students are complete beginners or reverts starting their Islamic journey. We assess your current level during the free consultation and recommend the perfect starting point. Even born Muslims often start at Level 1 to build a solid systematic foundation.

We teach based on Quran and authentic Sunnah following the understanding of the Salaf (early generations). In matters of fiqh where there are legitimate differences of opinion among the four major madhahib, we present the evidence and various scholarly opinions while emphasizing areas of consensus. Our approach is balanced and evidence-based, focusing on what unites Muslims rather than divides. We respect all four madhahib while prioritizing Quran and Sunnah as primary sources.

Yes, absolutely! Many students start with general studies to explore different topics and then transition to the level-based program for comprehensive learning. We make this transition seamless by assessing the knowledge you've gained and placing you at the appropriate level. Your progress is tracked, so you won't repeat topics you've already mastered. This flexibility allows you to start learning immediately while keeping the option for systematic progression open.

Yes, our certificates are recognized within the Islamic education community and can be used for teaching positions in weekend schools, community education programs, and as credentials for Islamic knowledge. While they are not equivalent to formal Alimiyyah degrees from traditional seminaries, they demonstrate substantial Islamic knowledge and are respected by Muslim communities and organizations. Many of our students use these certificates to start teaching roles in their local communities.

Yes, we have qualified female Islamic scholars specifically for sisters and children. You can request a female teacher during registration, and we'll match you with the most suitable scholar based on your learning goals and schedule. Our female teachers are particularly experienced in addressing women-specific questions about fiqh, family matters, and creating comfortable learning environments for sisters and young girls. They bring unique perspectives especially valuable for women's Islamic education.