Mondays | Online

7:30PM - 9:00PM

This intermediate Arabic course is designed for English speakers looking to strengthen their understanding of Classical and Qur’anic Arabic in a structured and accessible way. Students will continue building their grammar foundation while improving reading, comprehension, vocabulary, and sentence construction skills.

The class focuses on helping students move beyond the basics and develop greater confidence in understanding authentic Arabic texts and commonly used Islamic terminology. Lessons are explained clearly in English while encouraging gradual immersion into the Arabic language.

Tuesdays | Hybrid

8:30PM - 10:00PM

This advanced Arabic course is designed for students who have developed a strong foundation in Classical and Qur’anic Arabic and are ready to refine their fluency, comprehension, and grammatical mastery. As students near the completion of their Arabic studies curriculum, the class places greater emphasis on deeper reading comprehension, advanced grammar application, and independent interaction with Arabic texts.

Students will continue strengthening their ability to understand authentic Arabic passages while expanding vocabulary, improving analytical skills, and becoming more confident in navigating complex sentence structures commonly found in Islamic literature and classical texts.

Tuesday | Onsite

6:45PM - 8:30PM

This immersive Arabic course is designed for students ready to strengthen their understanding of Arabic grammar through direct engagement with the language itself. Taught entirely in Arabic, the class focuses on applying grammatical principles through reading, discussion, examples, and practical analysis rather than memorization alone.

Students will develop greater fluency in understanding grammatical structures while becoming more comfortable listening to and interacting in Arabic in an academic setting. The course encourages active participation and gradual language immersion to help students think more naturally in Arabic.

Tuesdays | Onsite

5:45PM - 6:45PM

This comprehensive two-semester course explores the life, character, mission, and legacy of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through a structured 32-part series. Students will journey through the major events of the Seerah—from before his birth and the early Makkan period to the Madinan community, key battles, leadership, and final farewell.

More than a historical study, this class focuses on extracting practical lessons, spiritual insights, and timeless guidance relevant to modern life. Students will develop a deeper love for the Prophet ﷺ while gaining a clearer understanding of his character, patience, leadership, mercy, and unwavering trust in Allah.

Thursdays | Hybrid

6:30PM - 8:00PM

This course explores the foundational rulings and principles related to family life according to the Hanbali school of jurisprudence. Students will study important topics connected to marriage, family relationships, rights, responsibilities, and contemporary family issues through a structured and practical approach rooted in classical fiqh.

The class aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of how Islamic family law functions while highlighting the wisdom, ethics, and objectives behind these rulings. Lessons will include discussion of real-life applications and relevant modern considerations while remaining grounded in traditional scholarship.

Thursdays | Hybrid

8:00PM - 9:00PM

This course introduces students to the practical application of foundational principles used in understanding and deriving rulings from legal hadith. Through guided study and analysis, students will explore how scholars approach prophetic narrations related to Islamic law and how principles of usool are applied in real legal discussions.

The class focuses on connecting theory with application by examining legal hadith alongside the methodologies scholars use to interpret, reconcile, and derive rulings from them. Students will gain a deeper appreciation for the precision, structure, and wisdom within the Islamic legal tradition.

Wednesday | Onsite

6:30PM - 7:45PM

This beginner-level course is designed for students who already know how to read Arabic but want to begin truly understanding the language and its grammatical structure. The class focuses on building a strong foundation in essential Arabic grammar, vocabulary, and sentence comprehension in a clear and approachable way for English speakers.

Students will learn how Arabic sentences function, how words interact grammatically, and how to begin understanding basic Arabic texts rather than simply reading them. The course aims to help students transition from decoding Arabic to actually comprehending it.

Wednesday | Onsite

7:45PM-8:45PM

This course studies a curated collection of sacred narrations (Ahadith Qudsiyyah) that highlight profound themes of faith, sincerity, mercy, repentance, worship, and the relationship between the servant and Allah سبحانه وتعالى. Through guided explanation and reflection, students will explore the meanings, lessons, and spiritual insights contained within these powerful narrations.

The class focuses not only on understanding the text, but also on applying its guidance in daily life and strengthening one’s connection with Allah through contemplation and practice.