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Mustafa Al-SabawiApplied Interpretation of the Juz Amma (Tafsir)
This course provides a practical and accessible exegesis (Tafsir) of Juz Amma, the final and most frequently recited part of the Qur'an. Students will explore the meanings, themes, and lessons of each surah in this section, from Surah An-Naba to Surah An-Nas. The focus is on deriving practical guidance and spiritual insights that can be applied to daily life. This course is ideal for beginners and those seeking to deepen their connection with the Qur'an and enhance their understanding of the passages they recite in their daily prayers.
MWN - Main Hall
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Sheikh Adnan RajehThe Forty Nawawī (Hadith 22-42, Part I)
Hadith text study refers to analyzing the actual wording (matn) of the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in order to understand their meaning, context, and application in Islamic teachings and daily life.
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Sheikh Abd Alfatah TwakkalTazkiyah (Islamic Ethics and Spirituality) - Kitab al-Adhkar (Guarding the Tongue)
This course, also known as Tarbiyah Islamiyah, focuses on the purification of the heart and the development of a noble character. Students will learn about the Islamic principles of ethics and spirituality, and how to cultivate virtues such as sincerity (ikhlas), humility (khushu'), gratitude (shukr), and patience (sabr). The course will also address common spiritual diseases of the heart, such as arrogance (kibr), envy (hasad), and greed (tama'), and provide practical guidance on how to overcome them.
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Mohamed Al-JanabiIntroduction to Arabic Grammar (Al-Ajurrumiyya) - First Semester
This course introduces students to the foundational rules of Arabic grammar (Nahw) using the classical text Al-Ajurrumiyya. Students will learn about the types of words, signs of inflection (I'rab), and the grammatical states of nouns and verbs. This course is essential for anyone wishing to access Islamic texts in their original language.
MWN Northwest - Classroom / Extension
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Marya JredaTajweed for Sisters (Ages 14-25)
This course is dedicated to the art and science of reciting the Qur'an with proper pronunciation and intonation, as it was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Students will learn the rules of Tajwid, including the correct articulation points of the letters (makharij al-huruf), the characteristics of the letters (sifat al-huruf), and the rules of stopping and starting (waqf wa ibtida). The course is designed to help students beautify their recitation of the Qur'an and to fulfill the command to recite it with "Tarteel" (slow, measured rhythmic tones).
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Emmanuel RovithisFiqh of Da'wah
This course explores the Fiqh (jurisprudence) of Da'wah, focusing on the rulings, ethics, and practical wisdom required for inviting others to Islam. Distinct from a theoretical study of Usool, this class delves into the legal guidelines for the Da'i, the fiqh of priorities, and the practical application of Prophetic methodologies to navigate contemporary challenges effectively.
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Marya JredaApplied Interpretation of the Juz Amma (Tafsir) for Women
This course provides a practical and accessible exegesis (Tafsir) of Juz Amma, the final and most frequently recited part of the Qur'an. Students will explore the meanings, themes, and lessons of each surah in this section, from Surah An-Naba to Surah An-Nas. The focus is on deriving practical guidance and spiritual insights that can be applied to daily life. This course is ideal for beginners and those seeking to deepen their connection with the Qur'an and enhance their understanding of the passages they recite in their daily prayers.
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Marya JredaFiqh Shafi (Women) - Fiqh Assalat (The Prayer)
This course offers a detailed exploration of the Fiqh of Worship (Al-Ibadat), covering the essential pillars of Islamic practice. Students will learn the rulings (ahkam) related to purification (Taharah), prayer (Salah), fasting (Sawm), and charity (Zakah). The curriculum is designed to provide a clear and practical understanding of these acts of worship, enabling students to perform them correctly and with confidence. Depending on the institution's approach, the course may teach the jurisprudence of a single school of thought (madhhab) or present a comparative analysis of the different legal opinions within the Sunni tradition.