Course Program

Classes

TopicObjectivesHours Per Week
Mafahim of the QuranDeeper appreciation for the Quran and its lofty teachings3
Tarh Wilayah Course and
Theology from the Quran
Six fundamental ideological topics to cover Islamic Aqaid, based on the manuals designed by Ayatullah Misbah Yazdi4
Imamah & WilayahA strong understanding of Imamah as well the ability to face contemporary doubts related to this2
Islamic Beliefs: Social ImplicationUnderstanding the practical and social responsibilities of a believer3
A glance at the seerah of the
Prophet and the Ahlulbayt (a)
A historical and analytic overview of the lives of the Infalibles1
Akhlaq & SpiritualityRisalat al-Huqooq, True Servitude and Reality of Knowledge2
Ahkam of IslamStrong understanding of the relevant ahkam of Islam2
Modern IdeologyUnderstanding ideologies of the modern world (e.g. humanism, secularism, feminism, materialism, etc..)2
A journey of BasirahSocial awareness, history of modern world, identity and deeper understanding of current events, skills of finding answers from reliable sources,…3
Life skillsGaining important skills related to family life, child upbringing, time management, relationships, dealing with doubts, …1
Tabligh skillsAbility to contribute to community activities through skills such as teaching, project management, interacting with youth, dua recitation, …1
Farsi LanguageBasic fluency8

Teachers

The course topics will be taught by a number of English-speaking Hawza students, male and female.

Timetable

Below is a tentative daily structure of the course, from Saturday to Thursday:

  • 8am to 12am – Classes
  • Zohr to 3pm – Lunch and rest
  • 3pm to 5pm – Farsi classes
  • Evening – Haram visits, sports, discussion circles, shopping, etc.

Extra Curricular Activities

  • Discussions and Projects
  • Visits
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Trips

(Details to be added soon.)

Evaluation & Feedback

  • Students will take part in oral as well as written exams at various intervals during the course to evaluate their academic progress.
  • Students will be assigned mentors for their practical involvement in different projects. Mentors will assess the students’ progress in practical skills.
  • Written and oral feedback will be collected at regular intervals to ensure the programs align with students’ needs and objectives.