Who this course is for
This course is for anyone who wants to study Islam seriously, without putting their life on hold. You don’t need prior qualifications or experience — just the willingness to commit and learn.
Working professionals study around their 9-to-5. University students fit it alongside their degree. International students log in from anywhere in the world. The lessons are pre-recorded, so your schedule doesn’t matter. Your consistency does.
Learn full time or part time, during weekends or weekdays — in London, the USA, India, Melbourne and beyond. Whether you’re a beginner or someone who has attended scattered classes over the years, this programme meets you where you are.
What qualifications do students receive?
Students receive a certificate for each course they complete and pass. To earn one, you request to sit an online exam after finishing the course. Your paper is marked manually and results are sent to you by email.
This isn’t a tick-box exercise. The exams test whether you have actually understood the material, not just memorised it — that is what gives the certificate its weight.
Can women take this course?
Yes. Women can take this course, and it is encouraged for more sisters to study it.
Seeking Islamic knowledge has never been exclusive to men. The Prophet’s (ﷺ) own wives were among the greatest teachers of the religion. Aisha (رضي الله عنها) alone narrated over 2,000 hadiths, and companions would seek her out for rulings on Fiqh, inheritance and worship.
That tradition hasn’t changed. Women have always been students and scholars of Islam, and this programme carries that forward. The pre-recorded format also means you learn on your own time, fitting study around family, work or other responsibilities.