OVERVIEW

We invite all Hifz Students and those who have not completed Matric to join us in the study of the core Islamic Sciences.

“This course allows you to better

understand your faith and what it means to live as a Muslim”

THE MADINA METHODOLOGY

Our teaching methodology is unique in its process to teach students the variety of viewpoints within the bounds of Ahl’ Sunnah. This approach provides students with an unbiased understanding of many schools of thought.

At Madina, we believe in providing knowledge and information, not indoctrinating a particular point of view. This results in a well-rounded seeker of knowledge.

We believe in bringing the best scholars to the students, without requiring the students to travel the world to seek the knowledge they crave. Each student has the opportunity to interact with, and study under, scholars in a variety of fields from all across the world.

OBJECTIVES

The objective of the Foundational Islamic Studies Program is to ensure that everyone has a strong basic understanding of their faith based on the Quran and Authentic Sunnah.

CURRICULUM

Al Quran 

This encompasses Ulum al-Quran (sciences of the Quran), Tajwid (recitation), and Tafsir (exegesis). These subjects include study of nature, content, preservation, historical timeline, context, occasions of revelation, language, style, sentence structure and more. 

Imaniyat 

This entails a study of Aqidah (Theology) – the Islamic beliefs regarding the Divine Oneness and attributes of Allah (Tawheed), the Prophets, and the unseen; Mantiq (Logic) – logic and its application in Islamic Philosophy and Tazkiya (Purification of the Heart) – the practical aspects of spirituality bound by the Quran and authentic Sunnah. 

Hadith 

This includes the study of the terminologies and methodologies to understand and evaluate the Hadith literature that encompasses the records of purported actions, statements, and descriptions of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family). It includes Seerah (Prophetic Biography) – the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family), providing insight into the mannerisms, ethics, and teachings from the prophetic life, as well as Tarikh (Islamic History), which covers the early formative period of Islam focusing on the four rightly guided caliphs and modern developments.  

Fiqh  

This is the study of Islamic law as it pertains to the life of a Muslim. From the integrals of prayer to the proper conduct of a financial transaction, Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence) provides insight into living according to the commands of Allah. We also cover Usul Al Fiqh (Legal Theory), which includes the principles upon which Islamic jurisprudence is derived; and explores the origins, proofs, and modes of deriving rulings. 

Arabic 

Our curriculum is crafted to suit an accelerated pace of study with an effective implementation of understanding and usage through teaching grammar, vocabulary, sentence structure, and more. 

SCHEDULE

The program is held Monday – Friday, 8AM – 3:30 PM at the Madina Belgravia Campus – 12 Veld Road, Belgravia Estate, Cape Town, South Africa

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN

• Foundational knowledge of the principles of Islam, in practice and theory. 
• The tools needed to navigate the daily demands of faith in practice. 
• Practical skills to effectively convey a message through a halaqa, khutbah or lecture format. 
• Sound grasp of the Arabic language through reading, writing, listening and speaking activities.
• Subjects Include:
  • Hifzul Qur’an
  • Theology and Logic
  • Islamic Jurisprudence 
  • Islamic Legal Theory
  • Spiritual Purification
  • Quranic Sciences
  • Hadith Sciences
  • Prophetic and Islamic History
• • • Arabic

WHO SHOULD ENROLL

Anyone with a curiosity for their religion. If you’ve always wanted to learn more about your faith but could never take time off to do so, this course is for you.  Open to both males and females.

Suitable people aged 16+