Usul al-Fiqh

In 25 lessons, cover Legal Principles comprehensively to understand exactly how Law functions and operates.

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This course is for you if...

  • You want to understand Legal Principles from their very foundation and using first principles.

  • You want to actually be confident in how Law is derived from its sources.

  • You want to understand different perspectives on how contrasting laws are derived from the exact same texts.

The details...

Here's what we'll cover over 25 lessons...

(i) The actual purpose of Usul al-Fiqh; (ii) Nature of probability; (iii) Varying categories of Sunnah; (iv) The role of Custom ('Urf); (v) Qiyas; (vi) Ijma'; (vii) Practice of Madinah ('Amal Ahl al-Madinah); (viii) Authority of the Companions (Madhhab al-Sahabi); (ix) The Elasticity of Language (Dalalat al-Alfadh); (x) Maqasid; (xi) Ijtihad and Taqlid... and much more!

Testimonials

“Shaykh Faisal is an excellent young scholar of the highest calibre, and it was an honor to study under him. Shaykh Faisal was highly supportive, encouraging questions and making himself available outside of lessons, which greatly enhanced the learning experience.”

Riyaaz

“Faisal Hassan has a detailed and comprehensive approach to teaching. 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. I would highly recommend signing up for any course he is running”

Easaa

“Masha Allah found this to be very beneficial whilst easily absorbable. Clear and concise points along with the presentation format did also aid with information retention. Look forward to more from the teacher in the future!””

Saif

“Shaykh Faisal's teaching style was excellent. The use of PowerPoint slides, complete with bullet points, made it easier to understand each hadith. A bonus was the many examples given to illustrate each point. ”

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FAQ

  • Is Arabic a requirement for this course?

    Yes, Arabic is required for this course, as we will be covering Arabic passages from classical texts.

  • Is there a discussion group to ask any questions?

    Yes, there is an active discussion group on Telegram. (You will receive the links via email.)

  • When do the live sessions take place, and are they recorded?

    The live sessions take place on Sundays at 8 PM (UK). All sessions are recorded and uploaded on your Thinkific page.

  • Where are the live sessions hosted?

    The live sessions are hosted on Zoom. (You will find the necessary links via email.)

  • Is the course open to both men and women?

    Yes, the course is open to all.

  • When does the course start?

    The course officially started on 8th December 2024, though registration is still currently available.