Advanced 'Aqida (Theology) and Philosophy Program 2024-25
A comprehensive course on Islamic theological beliefs and creed (‘aqida) and the Western intellectual tradition – philosophy, theology, and history.
A comprehensive course on Islamic theological beliefs and creed (‘aqida) and the Western intellectual tradition – philosophy, theology, and history. This course is to provide a better understanding of the world we live in, the beliefs and ideologies held by people, and the method of dealing with modern ideological challenges such as atheism and liberalism.
This is the ideal course for imams, teachers, and any Islamic scholar or leader wanting to understand the modern-day ideological challenges.
This course is a module from the Advanced Islamic Theology ('Aqidah) and Philosophy Program.
A comprehensive course on Islamic theological beliefs and creed (‘aqida) and the Western intellectual tradition – philosophy, theology, and history. This is the ideal course for imams, teachers and any Islamic scholar or leader.
£699
This part of the program will introduce the students to the essential ideas, thinkers' terminologies, texts, methodologies, and debates within the Western intellectual tradition – philosophy, theology, history, and polity.
£699
The Classical Islamic Creed and Theology module will introduce the students to the Islamic theological tradition through a detailed study of two major primary theological texts namely a commentary of al-‘Aqida al–Tahawiyya by Imam Abu Ja’far al-Tahawi al-Hanafi (d. 321 AH) and Sharh al-Kharida al-Bahiyya of Imam Ahmad al-Dardir al-Maliki (1204 AH).
The study of both these celebrated classical Maturidi and Ash’ari texts will cover some of the following issues:
What Muslims must believe about Allah, the Prophets, and all that is transmitted
The underlying methodology of mainstream Islamic beliefs
The centrality of Allah’s transcendence
The key arguments and doctrines related to the proofs for the existence of God
The essence and attributes of God
The subject of prophetology, inimitable nature of the Qur’an, angelology, eschatology, political theology, free will and predestination
A chronological overview of the emergence, development, and the key doctrines of the different major sects within Muslim thought
A brief overview of traditional Islamic spirituality (tasawwuf)
“The theology course isn’t only recommended but in my honest opinion mandatory for every graduate of any Darul Uloom institute. Especially in contemporary times where so many Muslims are confused and challenged with regards to the orthodox Sunni approach to theology. The teachers for both the theology and faith foundation classes will always try to ensure students understand everything properly and will never shy away from taking questions.””
Asad Ahmed, UKInstructor |
Mufti Abdur-Rahman Mangera Dr Safaruk Chowdhury Ustad Imran Iqbal |
Duration |
November 2024 - July 2025 |
Course Start Date |
November 2024 |
Sessions |
Online (Mix of Pre-Recordings & Live Sessions) |
Timings |
Drip Content. The sessions are released to the student weekly |
Exams & Assignments |
No Exams or Assignments |
Course Fee |
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Monthly Instalments |
3 monthly instalments of £433.00 |
Certificate |
No |
*Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained within this course is correct at the time of publication. Courses are subject to ongoing development which could necessitate cancellation of, or alteration to, the advertised courses.
Great studying environment
Interactive discussions between students and teachers
High level discussions where teachers are open to questions and do not shy away from sensitive or controversial issues
Comfortable studying environment
In depth coverage of topics
Deep understanding of the nuances of fiqh
Experienced and knowledgeable teachers
Students guided throughout their studies
All lessons taught in a practical manner relevant to current times