Islamic Studies for Women

Islamic Studies for Women

Islamic Studies for Women at Iqra Tajweed ul Quran is a complete, structured 2-year course, taught entirely by qualified female teachers — for women who want to learn their Deen properly, in an environment built specifically for them.

Why a Dedicated Course for Women?

Many women want the same depth of learning as any structured course — but with a female teacher throughout. That matters for more than comfort: this course’s Fiqh portion includes Masael-e-Makhsoosa, rulings specific to women — Hayz, Nifas, Iddat, Parda, and Mahram/Na-Mahram relations — subjects women naturally learn more openly from a female teacher. Every class, every teacher, every session is with a woman, from your first lesson to your last.

What You’ll Study Over the 2 Years

• Quranic Arabic
• Quran Translation and Tafseer
• Hadith-e-Mubaraka (complete Maarif-ul-Hadith) — Maulana Manzoor Nomani’s commentary
• Basic Arabic
• Bunyadi Fiqhi Masael (complete), Hanafi Fiqh — purity, halal-haram, jaiz-najaiz, plus Masael-e-Makhsoosa: Hayz, Nifas, Iddat, Parda, and Mahram/Na-Mahram relations

Same complete curriculum as Islamic Studies for Adults — nothing simplified — every class delivered by a female teacher.

Class Format

Urdu and English • One-on-one or group • Live online, all-female teachers throughout • 3-day free trial

Wifaq ul Madaris Syllabus, Plus Our Own Certification

Follows the Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia syllabus. Wifaq exam optional; Iqra’s own certificate always issued on completion.

Our Female Teachers

Every teacher is a woman, holding the same academy-wide credentials: Wifaq-ul-Madaris al-Arabia certified Aalima, Master’s in Arabic & Islamiat, personal Ijazah in Hadith from her own Sheikh-ul-Hadith. Given the depth here — including Masael-e-Makhsoosa — you’re learning from someone whose training covers exactly this ground, and who you can ask openly about matters women naturally prefer discussing with another woman.

Who This Islamic Studies for Women Course Is For

Women wanting real, structured grounding, beginner or building on existing knowledge, with every teacher a woman throughout. Not GCSE/O-Level/A-Level exam prep.

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 for women (2 years). For those who want the complete scholarly path to become an Aalima, we also offer the full Darse Nizami course for women (6 years).

Frequently Asked Questions

Will all my classes be with a female teacher?

Yes — every teacher on this course is a woman, for every class throughout the full 2 years.

Is this a lighter or shortened version of the general Islamic Studies course?

No — the exact same complete 2-year curriculum as Islamic Studies for Adults. Only the teachers differ.

Do I need any prior knowledge to start?

No — built to take students through the fundamentals properly.

Is there an exam or certificate at the end?

Iqra certificate always issued. Wifaq ul Madaris exam is optional.

Which school of Fiqh is taught?

Hanafi Fiqh.

Does the course cover women-specific Fiqh topics, like Hayz or Iddat?

Yes — Masael-e-Makhsoosa is part of the Fiqh curriculum, taught by a female teacher.

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

Yes — Islamic Studies for Women is Darasat-e-Deeniya, Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia Pakistan’s own name for this course, also known as the Darse Nizami Short Course for women (2 years). We also offer the complete Darse Nizami course for women (6 years) for those who want to become an Aalima.

Is this exam preparation for GCSE, O-Level, or A-Level Islamic Studies?

No — a traditional Islamic Studies course, not a school exam-board curriculum.