alima course

[miss-islamic]

check this cool site, has islamic courses and stuff for different countries
http://i-classrooms.blogspot.com/search/label/Online

i'm interested in the 2 year alima course they have in england

this one seems good
http://www.islamicjameah.org.uk/courses.html

do they have courses like that in the north west of England, around lancashire?

jazakaAllahu khairun

[eyes in tears]

^Salaams sis,

I want to do that two yyear course aswell.actually I am in process of applying for it.

[Arabesque]

Personally my opinion is that if your going to learn Islam then if its possible then you should attend an institute to learn it under the guidance of scholars, the experience is a whole lot more real and beneficial.

There's a new institute recently opened in Lancashire which offers the two year condensed 'alima' course at Abrar Academy. Its relatively new so you'll have to contact them regarding what they offer.

Their website:

http://www.abraracademy.com/

[hamza89]

What would you learn in those two years ?

[AbuIbraheem.]

There is a place in Lancaster (Lancashire) and another one in Blackburn.

I am not sure they do 2 year courses but my niece is at Lancaster doing a 6 year course, I know another option is a 3 year course there.

[Masumah]

most courses are 6 yrs..iv applied for oen wich is around 6 to 7 yrs but thats in bradford

[KeeKee]

lancaster -jamea tul kauthar? - is really good as is jamea tul Imam Muhammad Zakariyya in Bradford. 5/6 year course.
http://www.jamea.co.uk/
http://www.eteach.com/JobSeekers/Rec...px?EmpNo=28727

[KeeKee]

yup. its six years if your urdu is poor and you do an extra year studying basic urdu, arabic etc.
5 years if you know your stuff and skip that year.

most courses are 6 yrs..iv applied for oen wich is around 6 to 7 yrs but thats in bradford

[Masumah]

yup. its six years if your urdu is poor and you do an extra year studying basic urdu, arabic etc.
5 years if you know your stuff and skip that year.

yeh i need brushing up on urdu ..its been a while since i last studied..make dua sis they start the course this yr..they'v got less girls applyin so waitign till after bakrah eid.

[KeeKee]

inshaAllah they will sis don't worry, you'll have a short test before hand and the urdu they make you write are very basic sentences. is it a branch of jamea?

[Masumah]

inshaAllah they will sis don't worry, you'll have a short test before hand and the urdu they make you write are very basic sentences. is it a branch of jamea?

no..thats Al-azhar madrassah..im applying at maulana Ahmed Ali's madrassah.

i did start at Al-mumin for two days but had to stop..so applied at this madrassah

[ksa]

What would you learn in those two years ?

It's just a brief version of alimah course but in the first year you learn:
Tajweed
Riyadh-us-Saliheen
Ar-Raheeq-al-Makhtum(taught much more in depth)
Tafseer of the Qur'an
Fiqh and Aqaaid
It's in Arabic and English and it's for 16+. Also, because Abrar is a part time darul uloom there are 5 lessons meanwhile in Jamea there's 8. N.B. The Alimah/Hifz Course is 6 Lessons in the evening for girls(and age does NOT matter).

[1MuslimByChoice]

Walaikumasalaam wr wb

I guess everything happens for a reason. Just now i was looking through hotmail and found that EbrahimCollege does a part-time alima course!!!!! Didn't know that, Alhamdulilah, im considering signing up. Check it out

www.ebrahimcollege.org.uk

[islam4u]

check this cool site, has islamic courses and stuff for different countries
http://i-classrooms.blogspot.com/search/label/Online

i'm interested in the 2 year alima course they have in england

this one seems good
http://www.islamicjameah.org.uk/courses.html

do they have courses like that in the north west of England, around lancashire?

jazakaAllahu khairun

Salaam

I wish Allah makes your path for seeking knowledge a success. We need more female scholars in our community