Fiqh-ul-Ibadah Short Course
- Audience
- Adults & Teens
- Duration
- 8-Week Module
- Language
- English
Fiqh-ul-Ibadah is the jurisprudence of worship: the rulings that govern how purification, prayer and fasting are performed correctly. It answers the everyday questions that come up in practice, and it is usually studied before any other branch of Fiqh.
This is a fixed, eight-week module taught one-on-one in English. It covers the essentials in a deliberate order — purification first, because everything that follows depends on it, then prayer, then fasting.
The course is built for learners who want rulings they can rely on, not a survey. Each topic is worked through with its conditions, its common mistakes, and the differences of opinion a learner is likely to meet.
- Adults and teenagers who want their worship on a sound footing
- Learners who can pray but have never studied the rulings behind it
- New Muslims working through the essentials systematically
- Parents who want to answer their children's practical questions
- Anyone who wants a structured module with a defined end
- The rulings and conditions of purification (taharah)
- Wudu, ghusl and tayammum, and when each applies
- The conditions, pillars and obligations of the prayer
- How missed prayers are made up, and what invalidates a prayer
- The rulings of fasting and what breaks a fast
- A grounding in the wider jurisprudence of worship
How lessons work
- A fixed eight-week module
- Live one-on-one lessons, 30 minutes each
- Topics worked through in a deliberate order
- Common mistakes and points of difference discussed as they arise
- Scheduling matched to your timezone at signup
Frequently asked questions
Do I need prior study to take this module?
No. The module starts from the basics of purification and builds from there, so no previous Fiqh study is assumed.
What happens at the end of eight weeks?
The module is complete. Some learners continue into further Fiqh study or move to a Tafseer track afterwards.
Is it taught in English?
Yes, the module is taught in English, with the Arabic terms introduced as they are needed.
Is this self-paced?
No. It is a live module with a teacher, spread across eight weeks, so the material is covered in order with questions answered as they come up.
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