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Diploma in Arabic & Islamic Sciences (2-Year Programme)



The Diploma in Arabic & Islamic Studies is a two-year programme designed to build a strong foundation in Arabic and core Islamic sciences.

Students begin with Arabic grammar, vocabulary, and progress through Sarf and Nahw to access classical texts. Alongside this, they study Aqidah (Islamic belief), Qur’an translation & Tafseer, Hadith studies (e.g. Riyad al-Salihin), Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) (Fiqh al-Muyassar), and Seerah of the Prophets (Qasas al-Nabiyyin).

Advanced modules include Aqīdah al-Ṭaḥāwiyyah, Usul al-Tafsir, and Tafsīr al-Jalālayn, equipping students with the knowledge and tools to engage deeply with the Qur’an and Sunnah.


Year 1

Qasasun
Nabiyyin

📘 Term 1:

Story of Prophet Musa (as)

📙 Term 2:

Story of Prophet Yusuf (as)

📗 Term 3:

Story of Prophet

Qur’an

📗  Term 1: Tajweed and Memorisation
Week 1: – Surah An-Nas
  • Word-by-word meaning
  • Names of Allah: Rabb, Malik, Ilah
  • Protection from whispering (Shaytan)
  • Key lesson: Seeking Allah’s help at all times
Week 2 – Surah Al-Falaq
  • Word meanings: Falaq, hasad, ‘aqad
  • Protection from external harms (magic, envy)
  • Link with Surah An-Nas: Inner vs. outer harm
  • Dua practice: Morning and night protection
Week 3 – Surah Al-Ikhlas
  • Tawhid in one surah: Ahad, Samad
  • Why Allah is not like His creation
  • Virtue of this surah (equal to 1/3 of Qur’an)
Week 4 – Surah Al-Lahab
  • Story of Abu Lahab and his wife
  • Historical context: Rejection of truth
  • Lessons: Consequences of arrogance & mocking Islam
Week 5 – Surah An-Nasr
  • Meaning: Victory, forgiveness, glorify
  • End of Prophetic mission – a farewell
  • Tajweed practice: Idgham, Madd
Week 6 – Surah Al-Kafirun
  • Clear lines: You have your religion, I have mine
  • Rejection of compromise in matters of belief
  • Lessons in respectful disagreement
Week 7 – Surah Al-Kawthar
  • Meaning: Abundance, blessing, river in Jannah
  • Why we thank Allah: Prayer and sacrifice
  • Virtue of short surahs
Week 8 – Surah Al-Ma’un
  • Meaning: Small acts of kindness
  • Warning for those who pray without sincerity
  • Helping others = part of true faith
Week 9 – Surah Quraish
  • Background: Protection of Quraysh and their travels
  • Allah’s favour leads to worship
  • Connection with Surah Al-Fil
Week 10 – Surah Al-Fil
  • Story of the Elephant
  • Historical miracle before Prophet’s birth
  • Allah protects His House, not worldly power
Week 11 – Surah Al-Humazah
  • Meaning: Backbiting, mocking, wealth-hoarding
  • Punishment: Hutamah – crushing fire
  • Reflection on character & speech
Week 12 – Surah Al-Asr
  • Time and its importance
  • Four success conditions: Faith, good deeds, truth, patience
  • Memorisation & Tafsir recap quiz

📘 What Will Students Learn?
  • Arabic Vocabulary: Around 100 Qur’anic words
  • Tafsir & Meaning: Basic explanation, story, context
  • Tarbiyah Lessons: Character, tawheed, sincerity, akhlaq
  • Memorisation Support: Optional revision/recitation time
  • Language Skills: Word-for-word understanding + short phrases
📘 Term 3 – Protection & Belief in the Unseen

Week 1: Surah An-Nās (114)

Topic: Seeking protection – 3 Names of Allah, Evil whispers

Week 2: Surah Al-Falaq (113)

Topic: Evil of creation, night, envy, and magic

Week 3: Surah Al-Ikhlās (112)

Topic: Pure Monotheism – Allah’s oneness, no equal

Week 4: Surah Al-Lahab (111)

Topic: Pride, opposition to the Prophet ﷺ

Week 5: Surah An-Naṣr (110)

Topic: Victory of Islam, humility at success

Week 6: Surah Al-Kāfirūn (109)

Topic: Clear stance on Tawḥīd, rejecting shirk

Week 7: Surah Al-Kawthar (108)

Topic: Gratitude for blessings, worship and sacrifice

Week 8: Surah Al-Māʿūn (107)

Topic: Hypocrisy, ignoring orphans and the needy

Week 9: Surah Quraish (106)

Topic: Comfort, gratitude for security and provision

Week 10: Surah Al-Fīl (105)

Topic: Allah’s protection – story of the Elephant

Week 11: Surah Al-Humazah (104)

Topic: Backbiting, slander, wealth obsession

Week 12: Review & Reflection

Activity: Revision games, Q&A, connecting themes

📙 Term 3:

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Hadith

📗  Term 1: Provisions for the Seekers (Expanded)

Duration: 12 Weeks

Frequency: 1 class per week (60–90 mins)

Format: 2–3 Hadiths per session with commentary, practical examples, reflection & short memorisation tasks

Total Hadith Covered: Approx. 30–35

Goal: To help students understand, apply, and memorise core Hadiths that guide personal behaviour, spirituality, and relationships.


📚 Week-by-Week Curriculum

Week 1 – Sincerity & Foundations of Faith
  • Hadith 1: “Actions are by intentions…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 2: “Islam is built on five pillars…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 3: “Whoever introduces a good practice…” (Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Ikhlāṣ (sincerity), pillars of Islam, innovation

Week 2 – Taqwa & Halal Living
  • Hadith 4: “The lawful is clear, the unlawful is clear…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 5: “Leave that which causes you doubt…” (Tirmidhi)
  • Hadith 6: “The strong believer is better than the weak…” (Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Caution in grey areas, seeking strength through trust in Allah

Week 3 – Character & Controlling the Self
  • Hadith 7: “Do not become angry.” (Bukhari)
  • Hadith 8: “The believer is not one who curses…” (Tirmidhi)
  • Hadith 9: “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him speak good…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Anger, speech, and character

Week 4 – Modesty & Manners
  • Hadith 10: “Modesty is a branch of faith.” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 11: “Part of someone’s good Islam is leaving what doesn’t concern him.” (Tirmidhi)
  • Hadith 12: “He is not from us who does not show mercy…” (Tirmidhi)
  • 🌟 Theme: Hayāʾ, etiquette, emotional intelligence

Week 5 – Brotherhood & Social Conduct
  • Hadith 13: “A Muslim is the brother of a Muslim…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 14: “None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 15: “Help your brother, whether he is the oppressor or the oppressed…” (Bukhari)
  • 🌟 Theme: Muslim unity, empathy, social responsibility

Week 6 – Trust, Honesty & Accountability
  • Hadith 16: “Signs of the hypocrite are three…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 17: “The truthful leads to righteousness…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 18: “Each of you is a shepherd…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Truthfulness, amānah, leadership

Week 7 – Love for Allah & Consistency
  • Hadith 19: “Whoever loves for Allah’s sake…” (Abu Dawud)
  • Hadith 20: “The most beloved actions to Allah are those that are consistent…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 21: “Supplicate to Allah with certainty…” (Tirmidhi)
  • 🌟 Theme: Spiritual love, routine worship, duʿāʾ

Week 8 – Worship & Relationship with Allah
  • Hadith 22: “Pray as you have seen me praying…” (Bukhari)
  • Hadith 23: “Wudu wipes away sins…” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 24: “The closest a servant is to his Lord is in sujūd…” (Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Salah, humility, spiritual connection

Week 9 – Generosity, Gratitude & Risk
  • Hadith 25: “Charity does not decrease wealth…” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 26: “Look to those below you…” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 27: “Be in the world as a stranger…” (Bukhari)
  • 🌟 Theme: Zuhd (detachment), charity, contentment

Week 10 – Forgiveness & Mercy
  • Hadith 28: “Be merciful to those on earth…” (Tirmidhi)
  • Hadith 29: “He who does not forgive will not be forgiven.” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 30: “Allah will continue to help the servant…” (Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Rahmah, interpersonal conflict resolution

Week 11 – Death & the Afterlife
  • Hadith 31: “Visit graves, for they remind of the Hereafter.” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 32: “Smart is the one who prepares for the Hereafter…” (Tirmidhi)
  • Hadith 33: “The son of Adam says: ‘My wealth, my wealth…’” (Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Akhirah consciousness, detachment from dunya

Week 12 – Final Review & Application

Assessment: Written or oral quiz (MCQs, matching, fill-in-the-blanks)

Revision of key hadiths (students pick 1 hadith to reflect on)

Group activity: “Living the Hadith” – how each can change our lives

📘 Term 2 Curriculum: Provisions for the Seekers
Week 1 – Priorities & Time
  • Hadith 34: “There are two blessings which many people lose: health and free time.” (Bukhari)
  • Hadith 35: “Take advantage of five before five…” (Hakim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Valuing time, youth, and health

Week 2 – Knowledge & Intention
  • Hadith 36: “Whoever travels a path to seek knowledge…” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 37: “He who learns knowledge to argue… will not smell the fragrance of Paradise.” (Abu Dawud)
  • 🌟 Theme: Sincere pursuit of knowledge, avoiding pride

Week 3 – Patience & Gratitude
  • Hadith 38: “Wondrous is the affair of the believer…” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 39: “Whoever is patient, Allah will grant him patience…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Sabr in hardship, shukr in ease

Week 4 – Humility & Arrogance
  • Hadith 40: “No one with an atom’s weight of pride will enter Paradise.” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 41: “Should I not tell you of the people of Paradise? Every weak and humble one…” (Bukhari)
  • 🌟 Theme: Internal humility, rejecting arrogance

Week 5 – Sins & Forgiveness
  • Hadith 42: “All children of Adam are sinners…” (Tirmidhi)
  • Hadith 43: “Whoever sincerely repents, it is as if he never sinned.” (Ibn Majah)
  • 🌟 Theme: Tawbah, self-awareness, and hope in Allah

Week 6 – Generosity & Serving Others
  • Hadith 44: “The best of people are those most beneficial to others.” (Daraqutni)
  • Hadith 45: “Feed the hungry, visit the sick, and free the captive…” (Bukhari)
  • 🌟 Theme: Social responsibility, khidmah

Week 7 – Envy, Hatred & Unity
  • Hadith 46: “Beware of envy, for it consumes good deeds…” (Abu Dawud)
  • Hadith 47: “Do not hate one another…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • 🌟 Theme: Cleansing the heart, protecting community ties

Week 8 – Truth, Trust & Integrity
  • Hadith 48: “Fulfil the trust of those who entrusted you…” (Abu Dawud)
  • Hadith 49: “Speak the truth even if it is bitter.” (Ibn Hibban)
  • 🌟 Theme: Amānah, honesty, personal ethics

Week 9 – Cleanliness & Physical Purity
  • Hadith 49: “Purity is half of faith.” (Muslim)
  • Hadith 50: “The one who does not keep his clothes clean from urine will be punished…” (Bukhari)
  • 🌟 Theme: Ritual cleanliness, physical discipline

Week 10 – Mercy to Creation
  • Hadith 51: “A woman was forgiven for giving water to a thirsty dog…” (Bukhari, Muslim)
  • Hadith 52: “Whoever shows no mercy will not be shown mercy.” (Bukhari)
  • 🌟 Theme: Rahmah to animals, humans, and beyond

Week 11 – Signs of a Good Muslim
  • Hadith 53: “A believer is easy-going and gentle…” (Bayhaqi)
  • Hadith 54: “The best among you are those best to their families…” (Tirmidhi)
  • 🌟 Theme: Daily behaviour, family interactions

Week 12 – Final Review & Application
  • Review selected hadith from Term 2
  • Activity: Students choose 1 hadith that affected them most and present why
  • Assessment: Oral quiz or written reflections
  • Du‘āʾ: Asking Allah for istiqāmah and practice
📙 Term 3: Last 12 Surahs of the Qur’an
Week 1: – Surah An-Nas
  • Word-by-word meaning
  • Names of Allah: Rabb, Malik, Ilah
  • Protection from whispering (Shaytan)
  • Key lesson: Seeking Allah’s help at all times
Week 2 – Surah Al-Falaq
  • Word meanings: Falaq, hasad, ‘aqad
  • Protection from external harms (magic, envy)
  • Link with Surah An-Nas: Inner vs. outer harm
  • Dua practice: Morning and night protection
Week 3 – Surah Al-Ikhlas
  • Tawhid in one surah: Ahad, Samad
  • Why Allah is not like His creation
  • Virtue of this surah (equal to 1/3 of Qur’an)
Week 4 – Surah Al-Lahab
  • Story of Abu Lahab and his wife
  • Historical context: Rejection of truth
  • Lessons: Consequences of arrogance & mocking Islam
Week 5 – Surah An-Nasr
  • Meaning: Victory, forgiveness, glorify
  • End of Prophetic mission – a farewell
  • Tajweed practice: Idgham, Madd
Week 6 – Surah Al-Kafirun
  • Clear lines: You have your religion, I have mine
  • Rejection of compromise in matters of belief
  • Lessons in respectful disagreement
Week 7 – Surah Al-Kawthar
  • Meaning: Abundance, blessing, river in Jannah
  • Why we thank Allah: Prayer and sacrifice
  • Virtue of short surahs
Week 8 – Surah Al-Ma’un
  • Meaning: Small acts of kindness
  • Warning for those who pray without sincerity
  • Helping others = part of true faith
Week 9 – Surah Quraish
  • Background: Protection of Quraysh and their travels
  • Allah’s favour leads to worship
  • Connection with Surah Al-Fil
Week 10 – Surah Al-Fil
  • Story of the Elephant
  • Historical miracle before Prophet’s birth
  • Allah protects His House, not worldly power
Week 11 – Surah Al-Humazah
  • Meaning: Backbiting, mocking, wealth-hoarding
  • Punishment: Hutamah – crushing fire
  • Reflection on character & speech
Week 12 – Surah Al-Asr
  • Time and its importance
  • Four success conditions: Faith, good deeds, truth, patience
  • Memorisation & Tafsir recap quiz

📘 What Will Students Learn?
  • Arabic Vocabulary: Around 100 Qur’anic words
  • Tafsir & Meaning: Basic explanation, story, context
  • Tarbiyah Lessons: Character, tawheed, sincerity, akhlaq
  • Memorisation Support: Optional revision/recitation time
  • Language Skills: Word-for-word understanding + short phrases

Fiqh

📗 Term 1: Purification and Prayer 

Week 1: Introduction to Fiqh and Madhāhib

• What is Fiqh?

• Overview of the Hanafi school

• Sources of Hanafi law

Week 2: Water and Purity

• Types of water

• Impurities (najasah) and purification methods

Week 3: Wudhu (Ablution)

• Fard, Sunnah, and Makruh acts

• Nullifiers and conditions

Week 4: Ghusl (Ritual Bath) and Tayammum

• Obligations of ghusl

• When and how to perform tayammum

Week 5: Menstruation, Post-Natal Bleeding & Istihada

• Rules and durations

• Implications for worship

Week 6: Overview of Salah (Prayer)

• Fard and Sunnah of salah

• Pre-conditions and times

Week 7: Types of Prayers

• Fard, Sunnah, Witr, Nafl

• Qasr (shortening) and Jama‘

Week 8: Conditions and Integrals of Salah

• Shurūt and Arkan of prayer

Week 9: Invalidators and Makruh Acts

• Common mistakes

• Sujood as-Sahw

Week 10: Jama‘ah (Congregation) and Imamah

• Rules of following an imam

• Women’s prayer

Week 11: Friday, Eid, Janazah Prayers

• Khutbah rules

• Funeral rites

Week 12: Review & Assessment

• Case-based questions

• Group review activity

📘 Term 2: Fasting, Zakat & Hajj 

Week 1: Fasting (Ṣawm) – Basics

• Intentions, timings, and types

• Conditions of obligation

Week 2: Invalidators and Makruhat of Fasting

• Qadha, Kaffarah

• Mistakes and exceptions

Week 3: Special Cases in Fasting

• Pregnant/nursing women

• Sick and elderly

Week 4: I‘tikāf and Ramadan Etiquette

• Rules of seclusion

• Common practices

Week 5: Zakat – Introduction and Nisab

• Meaning, conditions, and Nisab thresholds

Week 6: Zakat on Wealth

• Cash, gold, silver

• Business inventory

Week 7: Zakat on Agriculture and Livestock

• Hanafi rulings

• Distribution methods

Week 8: Zakat al-Fitr and Recipients

• Who gives and who can receive

• Zakat vs. Sadaqah

Week 9: Hajj and Umrah – Overview

• Conditions, types, Miqat

Week 10: Rituals of Hajj

• Tawaf, Sa‘i, Mina, Arafah

• Rami al-Jamarāt, sacrifice

Week 11: Mistakes and Penalties (Fidyah)

• Violations and remedies

• Women’s rulings in Hajj

Week 12: Review & Quiz

• Short-answer questions

• Reflection on practical application

📙 Term 3: Family Law & Transactions

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Year 2

Ilm al- Balāghah

📗 Term 1 – Foundations of Balāghah & ‘Ilm al-Ma‘ānī

Week 1: Introduction to Balāghah

• Definition and importance

• Difference between Nahw, Ṣarf and Balāghah

• Branches of Balāghah: Ma‘ānī, Bayān, Badī‘

Week 2: ‘Ilm al-Ma‘ānī: Understanding sentence types

• Khabar vs Inshā’

• Functions and effects in context

Week 3: Khabar classifications

• Ibtidā’ī, Ṭalabī, Inkarī

• When and why emphasis is needed

Week 4: Inshā’: non-informative expressions

• Command, Prohibition, Question, Wish, etc.

Week 5: Iḍāfah & Idhāfī meanings

• Emphasis and stylistic usage of possessive structure

Week 6: Usage of definite and indefinite nouns

• Reasons for introducing or delaying information

Week 7: Sentence structure: تقديم وتأخير

• Impact on meaning, rhythm, focus

Week 8: Ḥaqīqah and Majāz

• Literal vs figurative language: when and why used

Week 9: Ijāz (conciseness) and Iṭnāb (elaboration)

• Use in Qur’an and Hadith

Week 10: Fasāḥah (clarity) and Balāghah (eloquence)

• Conditions of fasāḥah in words and expressions

Week 11: Practical Applications from the Qur’an

• Selected verses with analysis

Week 12: Revision & Assessment

• Short analysis task + oral discussion

📙 Term 2 – ‘Ilm al-Bayān: Figurative Expressions & Imagery

Week 1: Overview of Bayān

• What is tashbīh, kināyah, isti‘ārah?

Week 2: Tashbīh (simile)

• Elements of tashbīh

• Simple vs complex analogies

Week 3: Isti‘ārah (metaphor)

• Explicit and implied metaphor

• Qur’anic examples

Week 4: Kināyah (indirect reference)

• How it differs from metaphor

• Examples in Arabic literature

Week 5: Majāz Mursal

• Types and applications

Week 6: Ta‘rīḍ (hinting) and Tawriya (double meaning)

• Layers of meaning and style

Week 7: Usage of imagery in Arabic poetry

• Visual and emotional effect

Week 8: Qur’anic case studies: powerful metaphors

• Surah Al-‘Ankabūt, Al-Nūr

Week 9: Storytelling and vivid description in Balāghah

• Use of scenes, moods and tones

Week 10: Practice text: Analyze a short poem or speech

• Breakdown of rhetorical devices

Week 11: Group activity – Compose Balāgha-rich passages

• Each student presents a 3-line excerpt

Week 12: Review + Term Assessment

• Passage analysis and creative use

📕 Term 3 – ‘Ilm al-Badī‘: Rhetorical Beautification & Artistic Devices

Week 1: Introduction to Badī‘

• What is tazyīn (beautification) in speech?

• Role of aesthetics in Arabic style

Week 2: Parallelism & contrast (muwāzanah, muṭābaqah)

• Use of opposites for effect

Week 3: Tajnīs (pun/play on words)

• Types and examples

Week 4: Radd al-‘Ajuz ‘alā al-Ṣadr (chiasmus)

• Repetition with reversal

Week 5: Tarsī‘ and Saj‘

• Rhymed prose and structured sentences

Week 6: Tawkīd (emphasis) techniques

• Rhetorical repetition, synonyms, oath

Week 7: Iltifāt (shifting voice or address)

• Used in Qur’an to capture attention

Week 8: Usool of crafting khutbah or message

• Applying devices intentionally

Week 9: Qur’anic style appreciation

• Comparative rhetoric between Prophets’ stories

Week 10: Classical poetry and khutbah samples

• Analysis of eloquence and artistry

Week 11: Final Project

• Students analyze or write a short speech using at least 5 devices

Week 12: Comprehensive review + Term Assessment

• Written quiz and oral presentation

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