Available courses

Reframing the Mind: Revelation-centric thinking in a confused world

Amidst today’s flood of information, conflicting ideologies, and spiritual uncertainty, this course offers a space to pause and reorient your direction through Revelation. It shows how the Qur’an and the Prophetic example provide more than legal rulings—they present a complete vision of life that nurtures clarity, purpose, and compassion. Grounded in the Maqasid Methodology, the course guides participants in reshaping their thinking, conduct, and awareness within a holistic Islamic worldview centered on tawḥīd, responsibility, and meaning.

Reading the Book of Nature: Appreciating the Signs of Allah

This course introduces the abundance of Ayats (signs) in the Quran in relation to the vast universal order from the micro to the macro.

نظام القرآن: نحو منهجية قرآنية لتأصيل العلوم الشرعية

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يتناول هذا المساق موضوعات جديدة في المحتوى والطرح يقف المشارك خلالها على منهج فريد في فهم القرآن الكريم

النظر المقاصدي في التعامل مع الحديث النبوي

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مساق تأسيسي يتدرج بالطالب من دراسة المفاهيم والمسائل الحديثية إلى العمق الأصولي والمقاصدي التخصصي، يقدم عن بعد في الحديث النبوي، مكون من (36 ساعة تعليمية)، بنية البرنامج قائمة على تخصص الحديث النبوي وربطه بالعلوم الأخرى من النظر الفقهي والمقاصدي بقصد إكساب الطالب مفاهيم أساسية وأدوات منهجية للتعامل مع الحديث النبوي.

Qur'anic Tafsir (Exegesis): Contemporary Approaches

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This course explores contemporary approaches to Qur'anic interpretation, including thematic exegesis, historical context analysis, and the Maqāṣid Methodology. Participants will engage with modern scholarly perspectives and examine how contemporary contexts shape Qur'anic interpretation.



Al-Tafsīr Approaches: Qur'anic Exegesis: Classical Approaches

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 This course explores the diverse methodologies and approaches used by classical and modern scholars in interpreting the Qur'an. Students will engage with the evolution of Tafsīr from early Islamic interpretations to contemporary analysis, understanding the complexities of hermeneutical tools applied throughout history.

Essence of Islamic Civilization: Principles, Institutions and Worldview

This course provides a purpose-driven outlook into the civilizational nature of Islam, and its worldview based on the essential features of Islam:  purposefulness, connectivity, and holism. It is designed with the clear perspective that every prophetic message carries a civilisational message: to change, progress, and improve human life and provide humanity with spiritual, social, and physical well-being. In the span of learning time, students will delve into the fundamental principles of Islamic civilization, comprehending its essence, purpose, worldview, and the transformative role of Revelation in societal and scholarly advancement.

Islamic Psychology from the perspective of the Maqasid Methodology

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This course guides researchers to formulate an Islamic approach to address questions and issues using an original and comprehensive understanding drawn from the revelation (Qur'an & Sunnah).

It also introduces the limitations of contemporary Islamic fiqh, which have significantly impacted thought and practice across different streams, schools, and affiliations.

Re-imagining Economics: Transdisciplinary Approach

This hybrid (asynchronous + synchronous) online course offers a fresh perspective on economics from a Maqasid methodology perspective. This methodology forms the foundation of a robust paradigm shift based on a holistic understanding of the revelation, i.e., Quran and Sunnah, and its connectivity with the world. The course places the revelation at the center of the whole enterprise of human knowledge in the study of economic phenomena. The course uses a transdisciplinary approach to define and analyze economic phenomena, and to propose a framework for the new science. 


Advanced Course in Maqasid Methodology

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This course guides researchers to formulate an Islamic approach to address questions and issues using an original and comprehensive understanding drawn from the revelation (Qur'an & Sunnah).

It also introduces the limitations of contemporary Islamic fiqh, which have significantly impacted thought and practice across different streams, schools, and affiliations.