Get acquainted with the Greatest Book and the Speech of Allah! Join us as we continue our study of Qur’anic Sciences in Spring 2020.
Classes begin January 14, 2020, Insha'Allah. Scroll down to register! Deadline: January 7!
In QRN202, we will explore topics such as:
- Themes of the Qur'an
- The Science of Tafsīr & Its Main Principles
- Sources of Tafsīr
- Who were the Mufassirīn?
- Orientalists’ Misunderstandings
Pre-requisites: Adults ages 16 and older. Fluency in English and a strong motivation to learn. (Completion of QRN201 not required)
Three classes available! Click below to register.
What is adult literacy?
Adult Literacy is our educational initiative for adults. Over the course of four years with Adult Literacy, you will firmly grasp the necessary knowledge needed to live an Islamic life today. We do this by explaining simply yet thoroughly the sacred sciences in English. Additionally, frequent review and testing are employed to enhance retention.
Subjects covered by year:
Year 1 - `Aqidah
Year 2 - Fiqh
Year 3 - Qur'anic Sciences
Year 4 - Hadith Sciences
Adult Literacy semesters comprise of college-style classes that meet 90 minutes weekly for 15 weeks. Class sizes are limited.
Tuition
In-person: $145 per semester
Online: $195 per semester
Note: Online classes are live. To prevent students from falling behind, class recordings are generally not provided. Financial aid is available. Contact us directly. Tax documents may be requested. No one should hesitate enrolling because of financial hardship.
Subjects covered by year:
Year 1 - `Aqidah
Year 2 - Fiqh
Year 3 - Qur'anic Sciences
Year 4 - Hadith Sciences
Adult Literacy semesters comprise of college-style classes that meet 90 minutes weekly for 15 weeks. Class sizes are limited.
Tuition
In-person: $145 per semester
Online: $195 per semester
Note: Online classes are live. To prevent students from falling behind, class recordings are generally not provided. Financial aid is available. Contact us directly. Tax documents may be requested. No one should hesitate enrolling because of financial hardship.
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