Short Alimiyah Program

Course Description

The Short Aalimiyah Program by eMadrasah is designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Islam but unable to commit to a full-time traditional madrasa program. This condensed curriculum, derived from a comprehensive 15-year traditional Islamic education, is ideal for university students and working professionals who aspire to study Islamic theology. Covering essential disciplines such as Arabic Grammar and Literature, Islamic Creed (‘Aqidah), Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence), Hadith Studies, Usool Al-Hadith, Tajweed, Personal Development, Tafsir al-Quran, Seerah (Prophetic Biography), and Comparative Religion & Atheism Studies, the program provides a well-rounded Islamic education under the guidance of experienced scholars (Ulama). Unlike conventional courses, eMadrasah offers a summarized yet impactful Aalim course, ensuring a balance between academic rigor and the demands of a busy lifestyle. The Personal Development Program enhances public speaking and propagation skills, enabling students to share their knowledge effectively.

Rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah, the program follows the methodology of the Salaf al-Saliheen (Pious Predecessors) and explores comparative Fiqh by analyzing diverse Sunni perspectives. This approach fosters critical thinking and practical application of Islamic teachings in contemporary contexts. A key highlight is the one-on-one mentorship by the principal, ensuring personalized attention and academic progress. Classes are conducted live in Easy Urdu, Colloquial Hindi, and Simple English, making learning accessible and engaging. Sessions run from Friday to Wednesday (8:30 PM - 10:30 PM IST), with Thursdays dedicated to revision. The program follows a structured learning process, including self-study, daily revision, and interactive assignments. The fee structure is affordable, with a monthly tuition fee of ₹1000 and an admission fee of ₹500. Assessments include assignments, class activities, Quran and Sunnah memorization (40 marks), and semester-end written exams (60 marks). This program offers a unique opportunity for students to gain deep Islamic knowledge in a structured yet flexible manner, preparing them to navigate both religious and modern challenges.

What You’ll Learn?

• Understand Arabic grammar and literature.
• Study Islamic creed, jurisprudence, and hadith sciences.
• Develop critical thinking skills through comparative Fiqh.
• Gain practical knowledge in personal development and public speaking.

Students receive a certificate upon successful completion, affirming their dedication to Islamic studies.