Our Courses

Practical fiqh al-waqiʿ (jurisprudence of reality): citizenship, identity, law, pluralism, and civic engagement.

Text-based and historical analysis of gender, family law, and social equity—distinguishing culture from revelation.

Explores philosophy, science, art, politics, and pluralism across Islamic history without nostalgia or denial.

A respectful, scholarly engagement with Christianity, Judaism, Eastern traditions, and secular humanism.

Integrates Qur’anic anthropology, classical scholars (e.g., al-Ghazālī, Ibn al-Qayyim), and modern psychology.

Covers revelation context (asbāb al-nuzūl), maqāṣid (objectives), thematic tafsīr, and responsible contemporary application.

Examines the sīrah through the lenses of moral psychology, leadership, conflict resolution, and governance.

A rational, spiritual, and historical study of belief—God, revelation, free will, reason, and science—across Sunni schools.

Focuses on justice, mercy, public good, and harm reduction rather than legal literalism.

Addresses bioethics, AI, finance, gender, environment, and human rights from an Islamic moral framework.