Islam is the fastest growing religion on earth today. Despite this, the Ummah fragments. It has lost its spiritual, intellectual and pragmatic ethos, which were once the pride and joy of a civilised world. The generations of today are engulfed in the secular values of the West and ignorant or ill prepared to combat the challenges of today and tomorrow.
The Almighty Lord and His Noble Beloved (SAW) have ordered the pursuit of knowledge for the faithful, yet the only knowledge that is given real emphasis is the knowledge that excels students in their chosen careers. The pursuit of knowledge is career-based and at most the pursuit of Islamic knowledge is to fulfil formalities rather than impact on the realities of the world.
Those who devoted themselves to the study of Deen, deprived themselves of the secular knowledge and those who pursued secular disciplines of knowledge lacked basic understanding of Deen. Both during their studies and thereafter, their daily timetable cannot facilitate an in-depth inquiry into the sciences of Deen. They are therefore left to the mercy of sporadic lectures or articles both of which are not always comprehendible or balanced.
The Hajveri Foundation (Suyuti Institute) set up various Institutes to disseminate the various fields of Islamic knowledge in English. Some attempts at this have not been pitched at the level of the inquiring mind. Whereas others have been presented in an Eastern style, which is even outdated in the East itself.
After extensive research we have tailored a course designed to compliment the studying and working lifestyles. With 30 weeks per academic year, the student is methodically taken through various subjects over the years. Successful completion entitles the student to a 'Diploma in Islamic Law and Theology'. For those with a further quest there is the 'Advanced Diploma in Islamic Law and Theology' taught in a similar format. And for the very ambitious; a final further two years in a similar regime grants a BA Honours in Islamic Law and Theology.
We aim to provide original, wholesome and adequate knowledge, allowing the students to understand Islam directly form original Islamic sources. Students will also be allowed to appreciate Islam in a direct but comparative method and approach.
Subjects of the Course are specially designed to allow students to broaden the horizons of their thought and understanding, allowing them to experience unprecedented heights.
This is obviously a very rare opportunity that no one should miss at any cost. The Course can be studied by Evening Class or Weekend Course.
Diploma in Islamic Law and Theology by CORRESPONDENCE
The Diploma in Islamic Law and Theology by correspondence is available nationally and internationally.
Registering for the correspondence course means you are provided with audio CD's of lectures as well as accompanying teaching notes, enabling you to do the course from the comfort of your own home, without any conflict to your working life!
Each student is allocated a Tutor who will be available by e-mail, post and if necessary by telephone throughout the duration of the academic year.
Each year comprises of 30 academic weeks. All material is in the English language.
The minimum enrolment age is 16.
