Fiqh Al Ibadaat

  • Duration 12 weeks
  • Skill Level Beginner
  • Enrolled 43 students
44 students
Course Description

Fiqh which is derived from the hadeeth of the Prophet peace be upon him – or Fiqh of Hadeeth – may seem a little strange or even new for some of us; perhaps we have heard, studied or read about the various sciences of Islam: Usool Al-Hadeeth, Usool At-Tafseer, Usool Al­Fiqh, Usool Al – Aqeedah, etc. However, usually when one was to look at the books of Islamic knowledge, we find Fiqh as one subject and hadeeth or Sunnah as another subject. We have combined these two subjects in this course.

Objectives of the course:

  1. Our aim is to familiarise the student with Hadeeth of the prophet peace be upon him.
  2. To teach the student different proofs and how to deduct laws from hadeeth.
  3. Our aim is also to show the student that he/she will find various Ahadeeth under one chapter and how they can practice on different Ahadeeth.
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  • Course Structure
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  • Lesson 1: Introduction and hadeeth on intention
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  • Lesson 2: Importance of Tahara and how to make Wudhoo
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  • Lesson 3: The signs of wudhoo on Qiyaama, entering the bathroom and the miswaak
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  • Lesson 4: Wiping over the Khuf, wiping over bandages, masaaiel regarding Madthi and Janaaba
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  • Lesson 5: Masaaiel of Janaabah, Tayamum, Menstruation
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  • Lesson 6: Introduction to salaah, the times of salaah, disliked actions and prohibited times of salaah
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  • Lesson 7: Importance of salaah tul jamaa, women coming to the masaajid, nawaafil salaah and athaan
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  • Lesson 8: Facing of the qibla, straightening the rows and the chapter regarding Imaama
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  • Lesson 9: Different positions of rest during salaah, compulsory to recite fatiha and prostration of forgetfulness.
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  • Lesson 10: The sutra, two raka’aat of entering the masjid.
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  • Lesson 11: Shortening and joining the prayer
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  • Lesson 12: Revision
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