English Classical Islamic Learning (ECIL) is a Pre-‘Alim’ course, designed to introduce men to the classical methodology of Islamic knowledge and scholarship through a modern educational approach. The philosophy of the course is distinct in its embrace of the entire academic tradition of the Ahl-al Sunnah wal-Jama’ah with respect for all scholars of Tafsir, Hadith, Fiqh (Shaaf'i & Hanafi), and Usul al-fiqh. Moreover, ECIL highlights the importance of spiritual purification (tazkiyah) and inner reform (islah). We expect our students to not only learn the knowledge of the Deen of Islam but also the feelings and haqeeqah of the knowledge.
Those who complete the program over the course of several years will have studied all of the texts and disciplines traditionally taught in the conventional “‘Alim” course. However being qualified and recognized as an ‘Alim requires a deep level of taqwa and tazkiyah that is only really obtained through live interaction and suhbah with senior scholars and shuyukh of our Ummah. Therefore, the last one to two years of the course must be performed live, in-person, on site in one of our recommended institutions in the UK or South Africa.
For further information or to register please visit: tazkiyahacademy.org
Re: English Classical Islamic Learning – FREE Online Pre-Alim Program for Men
INTRODUCING SHA’AFI MADHAB FIQH SECTION IN ENGLISH CLASSICAL ISLAMIC LEARNING (ECIL) JAN 2016
Open House 17TH Jan 2016. Classes start on 23rd Jan 2016.
Further Details of the new Shaf'i Fiqh section for those who follow the Shaf'i Madhab
(Hanafi fiqh will be taught to those who follow the Hanafi Madhab)
Tentative list of books that will be taught over the five years:
1) Safinah al-Najah - Salim ibn ?Abdullah ibn Sa?d ibn Samir al-Ha?rami al-Shafi?i.
2) Matn al-Ghayah wa al-Taqrib (Matn Abi Shuja') - Ahmad ibn al-Husayn ibn Ahmad�al-Asfahani, Qadi Abu Shuja'
3) 'Umdah al-Salik wa 'Uddah al-Nasik (al-'ibadat) - Ahmad ibn Naqib ibn Lu'lu al-Misri
4) 'Umdah al-Salik wa 'Uddah al-Nasik (al-'mu'amalat) - Ahmad ibn Naqib al-Misri
5) Minhaj al-Talibin wa 'Umdah al-Muftin - Abu Zakariyyah, Yahya ibn Sharaf al-Din al-Nawawi
About the Shaf'i Fiqh Teacher:
Maulana Irshaad Sedick initiated his Islamic education at Dar un-Naim Institute of Higher Islamic Learning. He furthered his education at the Dar al-‘Ulum al-‘Arabiyyah al-Islamiyyah (DUAI) in Strand, Western Cape under the guidance of Mufti Taha Karaan. He graduated from DUAI in 2011 and has been teaching at the institute, full time, since 2014. Ml Irshaad holds formal ijazat from a number of renowned Islamic scholars (Sh Muhammad ‘Awamah, Ml Abdul Hafeez Makki, Sh Muhammad Ya’qubi Dimashqi, Sh Muhammad bin Yahya Ninowi, Sh Salmaan al-Nadwi, Mufti Taha Karaan, Dr. Jonathan Brown). He currently runs and directs the Dar al- Mahamid Educational Institute which focuses on world class Islamic educational courses. From 2010-2014 he served as the resident Imam of Masjid al-Munowar in Retreat, Cape Town, where he arranges dynamic short courses comprising the expertise of the top local scholars. He has seven years teaching experience in formal part-time Islamic education at some of the leading institutes such as Dar un-Naim, Dar al-Turath al-Islami, Sakina Foundation and Discover Islam. He has appeared as a guest speaker on a number of occasions for various organizations including the MSA (Muslim Students Association), Equilibrium, Discover Islam, Old Mutual, IMA (Islamic Medical Association), MJC (Muslim Judicial Council) and other student and community based organisations.
***All our programs are free of cost
For further information or to register please visit: tazkiyahacademy.org
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