Through a carefully planned curriculum covering A’qidah (beliefs), Fiqh (Islamic law), Seerah (life of the Prophet ﷺ), Tajwid (Qur’an recitation), and Arabic studies (Nahw, Sarf, and reading/conversation), students will gain the essential tools needed to strengthen their worship, deepen their understanding of Islam, and build a lasting connection to sacred knowledge.

More than just a class, this program aims to cultivate a community of sisters who seek knowledge sincerely, support one another, and grow together in faith. It is an opportunity for women to reconnect with their deen, develop the ability to guide their families with confidence, and become more engaged, inspired, and impactful members of the masjid and the wider community. After completing this two-year part-time program, students will graduate with the equivalent of a traditional first year of the A’limiyyah curriculum.

About the teacher: Ustadhah Syeda Fareeha is a female scholar who studied the Islamic sacred sciences for over seven years at DarusSalam Seminary in Illinois, graduating in 2023. Her studies included a wide range of subjects such as Arabic sciences, Fiqh, Seerah, A’qīdah, Tafsīr, Uṣūl, and Hadīth, along with other traditional disciplines.