This course is designed to provide a thorough review and analysis of the different madhāhib (Islamic schools of thought), focusing on their evidences and methodologies. We will explore essential topics such as Wuḍū' (Ablution), Ghusl (Purificatory Bath), Ḥayḍ (Menstruation), Tayammum (Dry Ablution), and more. The course aims to equip participants with the knowledge to learn Fiqh from the Ḥanafī perspective while providing certain case studies of various rulings to critically analyze and weigh differing opinions of scholars of the 4 madhāhib and other lesser-known scholars. Students will also study contemporary rulings and evidences, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of purity in Islam. This is an essential opportunity for students to thoroughly study a fundamental aspect of most acts of worship.

This course covers the essential aspects of Fiqh prayer (ṣalāh) based on "Ascent to Felicity" by Imām Abū al-Ikhlāṣ al-Shurunbulālī. Students will learn the detailed rulings and correct methods for performing daily prayers. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of these fundamental acts of worship, ensuring that students can implement them accurately in their daily lives. Through lectures, discussions, and practical sessions, students will gain a thorough grasp of the principles and practices of purity and prayer in Islam.

Focused on spiritual purification, this course emphasizes personal development and ethical conduct. Students will explore classical texts on the etiquettes of a student, cultivating virtues essential for a successful and fulfilling learning journey. The curriculum delves into the importance of sincerity, humility, patience, and respect in the pursuit of knowledge. Through guided reflections and practical applications, students will learn to embody the principles of proper behavior, enhancing their academic and spiritual growth. The course also includes discussions on the impact of good character on one's personal and communal life, aiming to nurture well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society.

This foundational course offers a comprehensive introduction to the sciences of Ḥadīth, exploring the history, development, and methodology used in the authentication and study of Prophetic traditions. Students will learn about the significance of Ḥadīth in Islamic jurisprudence, the classification of Ḥadīth, and the principles of transmission and collection. The course will cover key topics such as the biographies of major Ḥadīth collectors, the chain of narrators (isnād), and the text (matn) of Ḥadīth. By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of the essential concepts and tools used in Ḥadīth sciences, preparing them for more advanced studies.