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Alim Course

The Alim course at Baitul Abrar is a rigorous and transformative educational program designed

to provide students with a deep and comprehensive understanding of Islamic studies. This course

is intended to prepare students to become scholars, leaders, and guides within their communities,

enabling them to serve humanity with wisdom, compassion, and the knowledge of Islam.

Our program emphasizes a balanced approach, combining academic excellence with spiritual

development. Students are equipped with the intellectual tools to navigate contemporary issues

in the light of Islamic principles, ensuring that they contribute positively to both the religious and

social fabric of society.

Graduates of the Alim course are expected to be role models, embodying the values of justice,

compassion, and ethical conduct, and playing a pivotal role in guiding others toward a deeper

understanding of Islam.

Separate Programs for Boys and Girls

At Baitul Abrar, we offer separate Alim courses for boys and girls. This structure ensures that

each group receives personalized attention in a setting that respects their specific needs and

focuses on their spiritual and academic growth.

 Boys' Alim Course: A structured program with male teachers that focuses on developing

leadership skills, academic excellence, and spiritual growth. It prepares boys to take on

key roles in the community, such as teaching, offering counsel, and contributing to

Islamic scholarship.

 Girls' Alim Course: A tailored program with female teachers that offers a safe, nurturing

environment for girls to excel in Islamic studies. The course empowers girls to become

strong leaders in their communities and fosters their personal and academic development

in accordance with Islamic values.

Subjects Taught in the Alim Course

1. Qur'anic Studies (Tafseer)

o Focus: In-depth study of the Quran, its interpretation (Tafseer), and understanding

its historical context and themes.o Importance: This foundational subject enables students to not only memorize the Quran but also reflect on its meanings and apply its teachings in their daily lives,

both personally and socially.

2. Hadith Studies (Ilm al-Hadith)

o Focus: The sayings, actions, and approvals of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH),

including the study of authentic Hadith collections such as Sahih Bukhari and

Sahih Muslim.

o Importance: Understanding Hadith is crucial for developing a deep connection

with the Prophet’s life and learning how to apply his teachings in modern

contexts.

3. Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence)

o Focus: The study of Islamic law, covering various aspects of worship,

transactions, family law, and ethical matters.

Importance: Fiqh provides practical guidance for everyday life, ensuring that

students understand how to live in accordance with divine law in every aspect of

life.

4. Aqidah (Islamic Theology)

o Focus: Understanding the core beliefs of Islam, including the oneness of Allah,

Prophethood, the Hereafter, and other key tenets of Islamic faith.

o Importance: A strong foundation in Aqidah is essential for protecting one’s faith

and for helping others understand the true nature of Islamic beliefs.

5. Arabic Language (Grammar & Syntax)

o Focus: Mastery of classical Arabic grammar (Nahw), syntax (Sarf), and language

structure.

o Importance: Mastery of Arabic allows students to engage directly with the Quran

and Hadith in their original form, fostering a deeper connection with Islamic texts

and scholarship.

6. Islamic History

o Focus: A detailed study of the history of Islam from the time of the Prophet

(PBUH) to the present day, covering key events and historical figures.

o Importance: Understanding Islamic history provides students with context for the

teachings of Islam, helping them learn from past experiences to address current

challenges.

7. Tazkiyah (Spiritual Development)

o Focus: The science of spiritual purification, focusing on character development,

humility, sincerity, and emotional discipline.

o Importance: A scholar’s success is not only measured by knowledge but by the

ability to embody the teachings of Islam through good character and spiritual

refinement.Admission Information

Our Alim course is open to both boys and girls, and admission is available year-round. If you

are interested in enrolling your child or would like more information about the program, please