Islamic Studies for Adults

Islamic Studies for Adults

Islamic Studies for Adults at Iqra Tajweed ul Quran is a complete, structured 2-year course for adults who want to build their foundational Islamic knowledge properly — not pick it up in scattered pieces. It covers what a baligh Muslim genuinely needs to know: the basics of paki-napaki (purity), halal-haram, and jaiz-najaiz, taught alongside Quranic Arabic, Tafseer, Hadith, and Fiqh.

What Is the Islamic Studies for Adults Course?

This course is built for adults — whether you’re starting from zero or want to formalize knowledge you’ve picked up informally over the years — who want a real, structured grounding in their Deen rather than a collection of unconnected topics. It’s a genuine commitment: a complete 2-year program, not a short introductory series, covering the essential rulings and knowledge every adult Muslim needs for daily life and practice.

What You’ll Study Over the 2 Years

• Quranic Arabic — building on the same foundation taught in our Learn Quranic Arabic course
• Quran Translation and Tafseer — combining our standalone Quran Translation and Tafseer Quran courses into one complete track
• Hadith-e-Mubaraka (complete Maarif-ul-Hadith) — a full study of Maulana Manzoor Nomani’s commentary
• Basic Arabic
• Bunyadi Fiqhi Masael (complete), according to the Hanafi school of Fiqh: purity (paki-napaki), halal-haram, jaiz-najaiz

Class Format

Urdu and English • One-on-one or group • Live online, not pre-recorded • 3-day free trial, like all our courses

Wifaq ul Madaris Syllabus, Plus Our Own Certification

Follows the Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia syllabus. Sitting the Wifaq ul Madaris examination is optional — every student who finishes the program also receives a certificate issued directly by Iqra Tajweed ul Quran, regardless of whether they sit the Wifaq exam.

Who This Course Is For

Adult beginners wanting to properly learn the basics of their Deen, or anyone wanting a complete, structured 2-year path rather than isolated classes. Not positioned as GCSE, O-Level, or A-Level exam preparation — a traditional Islamic Studies course, Hanafi Fiqh.

This is the same course that Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia Pakistan itself names Darasat-e-Deeniya — also commonly known as the Darse Nizami Short Course (2 years). If you want to go all the way and become a full Aalim, we also offer the complete Darse Nizami course (8 years).

Our Teachers

All our teachers are Wifaq-ul-Madaris al-Arabia certified Aalim-e-Deen, holding a Master’s degree in Arabic & Islamiat and a personal Ijazah in Hadith from their own Sheikh-ul-Hadith. Given the depth of this course — full Maarif-ul-Hadith alongside Tafseer and Fiqh — you’re learning from teachers whose own scholarly training covers the same ground in depth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any prior knowledge to start Islamic Studies for Adults?

No — built to take adult beginners through the fundamentals properly, starting from the basics.

How long does the course take?

A complete 2-year program covering Quranic Arabic, Translation, Tafseer, Hadith, and Fiqh.

Is there an exam or certificate at the end?

You’ll receive a certificate from Iqra Tajweed ul Quran on completion. Sitting the Wifaq ul Madaris examination is optional.

Which school of Fiqh is taught?

Hanafi Fiqh, in line with the Wifaq ul Madaris syllabus.

Do you offer the full Alim course, not just this foundation?

Yes — Islamic Studies for Adults is Darasat-e-Deeniya, Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia Pakistan’s own name for this course, also known as the Darse Nizami Short Course (2 years). We also offer the complete Darse Nizami course (8 years) for those who want to become an Aalim.

Is this course available for women too?
Yes, the same course is available for women, taught by a qualified female teacher. We’re building a dedicated Islamic Studies for Women page — for now, get in touch and we’ll set you up with a female teacher.

Is this exam preparation for GCSE, O-Level, or A-Level Islamic Studies?
No — a traditional Islamic Studies course structured around the Wifaq ul Madaris syllabus, not a school exam-board curriculum.