Course Summary

In 15 lessons, complete a comprehensive study of Ulum al-Quran, based on contemporary works by the two leading scholars Sh. Musa'id al-Tayyar and Sh. Abdullah al-Judai.

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This course is for you if...

  • You want an engaging, structured and holistic study of the Quranic sciences.

  • You want to understand chronology and context behind Quranic interpretation.

  • You want to understand the history of the Quran's compilation.

Course curriculum

    1. 1 - What Actually is Ulum al-Qur'an?

    1. 2 - The Quran and Prophetic Revelation

    2. 3 - Chronology of Revelation (Makki & Madani)

    3. 4 - Causes of Revelation (Asbab al-Nuzul)

    1. 5 - The Seven Ahruf

    2. 6 - The Quranic Compilations

    3. 7 - The Uthmanic Script

    4. 8 - History of the Qira'at

    5. 9 - Chapter Divisions and Verses

    1. 10 - Introduction to Tafsir

    2. 11 - Companion Views & Biblical Reports (Isra'iliyyat)

    3. 12 - Abrogation (Naskh) & Linguistic Principles

    4. 13 - Tafsir Literature

    1. 14 - Tajwid, Melodies, Maqamat, and Waqf

    2. 15 - Memorisation and Purity Laws

About this course

  • £125.00
  • 15 lessons
  • 22 hours of video content

Cost: £125

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“Ustadh Faisal is a rare gem of a teacher. He is able to take topics that seem complicated, and explain it in simple, easy-to-understand English, without taking away from the detail or complexity of the issue.”

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“Sh Faisal’s teaching and explanation were what really made the course effective, as he broke down complex concepts into easily understandable parts, making the material accessible to everyone.”

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FAQ

  • Is Arabic a requirement for this course?

    Strictly speaking, no. It is possible to follow all the lessons directly from the English, though knowledge of Arabic may be assumed when citing passages.

  • Is the course open to both men and women?

    Yes, it's open to all.