Farz-E-Ain

About the course

Admission Fee
1530

Monthly Fee
500

Possible date of starting the next batch
01/07/2025

The entire course will provide an understanding of the essential aspects of Islam. This course will teach Tajweed, Aqeedah, Fiqh, Dawah, and the etiquette of acquiring knowledge. It is fundamentally similar to the first semester of the Alim course. In other words, these subjects are taught in the first semester to those who enroll in the Alim course.

Course Module

  • Tajweed / Quran Learning
  • Module 1: The virtues and importance of Quranic learning.
  • Module 2: Harf learning from ث to غ.
  • Module 3: Harf learning from ر to ش.
  • Module 4: Harf learning from ث to غ.
  • Module 5: Harf learning from ث to م.
  • Module 6: Harf learning from ن to ى.
  • Module 7: Test of harf recognition from ا to ى.
  • Module 8: Differences in Pronunciation of Harf (Part-1)
  • Module 9: Differences in Pronunciation of Harf (Part-2)
  • Module 10: Learning connected harf - memorizing the table.
  • Module 11: Apply the rest of the table
  • Module 12: Test the identity of compound letters by writing verses.
  • Mid-Term Exam
  • Module 13: Line of Harakat (Part-1)
  • Module 14: Line of Harakat (Part-2)
  • Module 15: Practicing Line of Harakat
  • Module 16: Line of Madd (Part-1)
  • Module 17: Line of Madd (Part-2)
  • Module 18: Practicing Line of Madd
  • Module 19: Line of Gunnah (Part-1)
  • Module 20: Line of Gunnah (Part-2)
  • Module 21: Practicing Line of Gunnah
  • Module 22: Line of Waqf (Part-1)
  • Module 23: Line of Waqf (Part-2)
  • Module 24: Practicing Line of Waqf
  • Final-Term Exam

 

  • Aqeedah
  • Introduction to Islamic Aqeedah
  • Module-1: Definition of Islamic Aqeedah – Content and Importance
  • Module-2: Some Names of Islamic Aqeedah and Sources of Aqeedah
  • Module-3: History of Aqeedah – Characteristics and Influence
  • Module-4: Introduction to Ahle Sunnah Wal Jamaat – Basic Aqeedah
  • Module-5: Introduction to Ikhtilaf and Iftirak, Reasons for Iftirak in the Light of the Quran and Sunnah
  • The Pillars of Faith - 1. Tawheed and Shirk
  • Module-6: Definition of Tawheed – Types of Tawheed: Rationale, Importance of Tawheed
  • Module-7: Kalimatut Tawheed, Identity and Conditions
  • Module 8: Shirik: Definition - Identity - The Horrors of Shirik
  • Module-9: Types of Shiriks and Mushriks and some Shiriks.
  • Module-10: Modern Shirk
  • The Pillars of Faith-2: Faith – Kufr
  • Module 11: Faith - Identity, Causes of Disruption
  • Module - 12: Al-Wala Wal-Bara - Introduction: - Conditions
  • Module 13: Al-Wala Wal-Bara vs. Modernism
  • Module 14: Kufr - Identity, Varieties
  • Module 15: Modern Kufr
  • Mid-term break
  • Module-16: Introduction to Takfir, Terms and Principles of Arqanul Iman-3.
  • Arqanul Iman - 3. Resalat (Prophet-hood)
  • Module 17: Resalat and the other Prophets
  • Module-18: Resalat, Muhammad (PUBH)
  • Arkanul Iman 4. (Scriptures) Heavenly Divine Book
  • Module 19: Believe in the Previous Scriptures
  • Module-20: Arkanul Iman Parva, Believe in the Present Scriptures
  • Arkanul Iman 5. (angles-Judgment day) Malaika-Qiyamah
  • Module-21: Belief in Angels - Nature and Confusion
  • Module - 22: Believe in the Qiyamah - Grave - Judgment - Shafayat - Mijan - Paradise, Hell
  • Module-23: Signs of the Qiyamah
  • Module 24: The Imam Mahdi and the Dajjal
  • Arkanul Iman - 6. Pre-Destination
  • Module 25: Belief in Taqdeer - Meaning, Importance and Benefits
  • Ahlul Bayt and the Companions (may Allah be pleased with them).
  • Module 26: Ismatul Ambia - The Companions and the Ahl al-Bayt
  • Module-27: Mujia-Karamat, Istidras-
  • Bid'at (innovation)
  • Module-28: Introduction, Types, Origin and Development The Dangers of Bid'at
  • Module-29: Some Bid'ats-
  • Module-30: Full Course Review
  • Final Term Exam

 

  • Fiqh
  • Introduction to FIQH
  • Module: 1- Introduction to Fiqh – Topics, Sources – Importance
  • Module: 2- Origin and development of Fiqh
  • Module: 3- Introduction to some terminology used in Fiqh (Terminology of FIQH)
  • Purification
  • Module: 4- Introduction to Taharah – and Types of Najasat
  • Module: 5- Introduction to Water; Types; Rulings Regarding Waters
  • Module: 6- Introduction to Najasat; Rules of impurity
  • Module: 7- Etiquettes of Toilets
  • Ablution
  • Module: 8– Introduction to Ablution; kind; condition and Rukn
  • Module: 9– Sunnah-Mustahab of Ablution – Reasons for Breaking Ablution (Nullifying of Ablution)
  • Module: 10-Introduction to Ghusl-Types-Rukn-Sunnah-
  • Module: 11-Rules of fardh ghusl
  • Module: 12– Introduction to dry Ablution; kind; condition and Rukn-Sunnah and Ahkam
  • Module: 13-Washing on Socks- Conditions- Rulings- Reasons for Violation-
  • Module: 14– Introduction to menstruation; color-time frame-
  • Module: 15- Menstruation/Nefas/Istihazaa – Rulings
  • MID-TERM BREAK
  • Session-2
  • Module: 16- Nefas-Istehaza Related Rulings
  • Module: 17- Introduction to the conditions of Tuhr – the rulings
  • Module: 18- Review On fiqhul Menes.nifas and istehaja.
  • Fiqhus- salaah
  • Module: 19- Introduction to Prayer; Types; Conditions for Being Obligatory; Importance –
  • Module: 20- Prohibited and disliked times of prayer
  • Module 21: Main times of prayer; recommended times.
  • Module: 22- The rulings of Azan and Ikamat
  • Module: 23- Conditions of Prayer (Before Starting Prayer) and Rulings
  • Module: 23- Conditions of Prayer (Before Starting Prayer) and Rulings
  • Module: 25- Wajibat (obligatory acts) of SALAT
  • Module: 26- Sunnah of Prayer – Mustahab
  • Module: 27- The Invalidating Causes of Salat (Mubtilat)
  • Module: 28- The Undesirable Acts (Makroohat) of Prayer
  • Module: 29- Review On fiqhus salat.
  • Module: 30- Review On fiqhut taharah, Hayez, and salat
  • Final Term Exam

 

  • Dua and Sunnah
  • Module-1. Clearing misconceptions about the basics of Islam (Who is Islam for?)
  • Module-2. penalties from Allah for failing to dawah.
  • Module 3: Dawah's significance and goodness
  • Module 4: Daa'yi's virtues.
  • Module-5. Managing the family in the Sunnah way-1.
  • Module-6. Managing the family in the Sunnah way-2.
  • Module-7. The Thought of the Ummah.
  • Module-8. Unity of the Ummah.
  • Module-9. Importance and method of establishing Maktab.
  • Module-10. Introduction to the Bede and Hijra communities and the methods of free establishment and invitation among them.
  • Module-11. Introduction, importance, virtues of du'a and sunnah. Du'a at the beginning of a meal and if you forget at the beginning of a meal, du'a at the end of a meal, du'a after drinking milk, and sunnahs of food.
  • Module-12. Greetings and responses to greetings, Dua before going to sleep, Dua after waking up. Dua before starting any work, Dua to express gratitude after receiving a blessing. And the Sunnahs of sleeping and the Sunnahs after waking up. Dua for entering and exiting the bathroom, Dua at the beginning of ablution and dua during ablution. Dua after completing ablution. Sunnahs of the bathroom/toilet.
  • Module-13. Dua after drinking water, Dua when expressing the intention to do something, Dua when sneezing, and replying to the person who is sneezing. Sunnahs of ablution, Sunnahs of drinking water. Manners of greeting. Dua when entering and leaving the mosque, Dua after receiving an invitation, Dua when you like something or are surprised by something, Sunnahs of entering and leaving the mosque.
  • Module-14. Dua for entering and leaving the house, Dua for ascending a high place, Dua for descending a low place, Dua for walking on the ground. Sunnahs for entering and leaving the house. Dua for wearing clothes and new clothes, Sunnahs for clothing, Dua for visiting the sick person and at the end of a gathering. Dua for morning, dua for evening, dua for anger, dua for trouble or forgetfulness. Manners of recitation and manners of passing by.
  • Module-15. Dua for looking in the mirror, dua for getting on a vehicle, dua after the call to prayer, practicing the previous Dua and Sunnah.

 

  • Etiquettes of acquiring knowledge
  • Module-1: What is meant by 'knowledge'? The rules, virtues and purposes of acquiring knowledge
  • Module-2. The importance of sincerity and etiquette in acquiring knowledge. A terrible trap - "Seeking knowledge for the sake of knowledge".
  • 3. Manners of the Learner of Knowledge-1: Behaviour with parents, spouse, children, classmates, colleagues, behaviour with Shaykhs/teachers, behaviour with institutions
  • 4. Manners of the Seeker of Knowledge-2: Behaving with the Book-Wise, Acting According to Knowledge, Serving the Khalq
  • 5. Manners of the Seeker of Knowledge-3: Ihtimam of Prayer and Quran Recitation, Taking the Shaykh/Master's Rule Seriously, Manners of Criticism and Correction
  • 6. Manners of the Seeker of Knowledge-4: Expanding the mind in matters of disagreement, wisdom/prudence, adherence to the Sunnah
  • 6. Manners of the Seeker of Knowledge-4: Expanding the mind in matters of disagreement, wisdom/prudence, adherence to the Sunnah
  • Module-8. Habits and actions that facilitate the path to knowledge and habits and actions that deprive one of knowledge
  • 9. Things to be avoided for the seeker of knowledge-1: Haram food and earnings, evil eye and haram entertainment, lowliness
  • 10. Things to avoid for the seeker of knowledge: 2. Studying secondary subjects before the basic subjects, superficial study of the Quran and Sunnah, excessive verbal study.
  • 11. Things to avoid for the seeker of knowledge - 3: Tendency to come to quick conclusions, desire for novelty, starting an action without checking its validity.
  • Module-12. Prohibited matters for the seeker of knowledge-4: Exaggerating the implementation of any action recognized by the Sunnah, failing to assess the benefits and harms of something, criticizing others for not performing recommended actions
  • Module-13. Important things to keep in mind when learning religion online, some pitfalls for online students
  • Module-14. Reasons for the differences of opinion among scholars and what the student of knowledge should do about it
  • Module-15. The importance of Da'wah and the method of Da'wah according to 'Ilm, the perspective of the seeker of 'Ilm in worldly knowledge
Course related information
Course Name Farz-E-Ain
Course Duration 6 Months
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Admission Fee

1530

Monthly Fee

500

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