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

  • 15 lessons
  • 22 hours of video content

Meet Your Instructor: Faisal Hassan

Faisal Hassan completed his memorisation of the Quran before graduating in a traditional Islamic seminary where he studied Classical Arabic, Fiqh, Quran, Hadith and Theology. He also carries a Bachelor's degree in Computing & Psychology, and maintains an interest in education and research. He currently teaches the Islamic sciences and takes a keen interest in Islamic Law and Legal Theory (Usul al-Fiqh).

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.

Testimonials

“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.”

Eesa

“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.”

Muhammad & Nicola

“It is evident that no stone is left unturned in his preparation and that he has a genuine passion for studying and imparting Islamic knowledge.”

Easaa

FAQ

  • Is Arabic a prerequisite?

    No, Arabic is not a requirement. All lessons can be understood directly from the English, though knowledge of Arabic may be assumed when citing passages.

  • How long will I have access to the recordings?

    You will have access to all the content for 150 days (~5 months), allowing you to cover all the material at your own pace.

  • Is the course open to both men and women?

    Yes, it's open to all.