The Ultimate Starter Kit For The Muslim Family

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Take lead of your life and find your family revolution

Life Skills

How to build everlasting positive relationships with friends, family, spouse and children to gain an optimum experience of life through Islam.

Islamic Growth Through Atomic Habits. Life skills that will help you discover balance from time management to dietary needs and sleep management from an islamic point of view.

How to engage with your anxieties and traumas from a Quranic perspective so you can retain the good and filter the bad.. This will help you build a growth mentality.

Rebuild healthy boundaries and form loving relationships with difficult parents embittered by their resentments.

Develop marriage and pre-marriage relationship skills to build harmony in the home.

Cultivate and nurture self assured, confident children who have an Islamic vision for life.

A Woman's Quranic Guide through conception, pregnancy and childbirth based on Muftiya Nasima's upcoming book "Al-Wiladah"

Spiritual Literacy

Learn the art of Marriage and the adab of intelligent listening and compassionate communication.

How to engage with classical primer texts to engage with controversial modern issues in our times; from race, gender roles in public and family life.

Connect with Allah (swa) through His divine names and attributes to take lead of your life.

Meaningful prayer and fasts to strengthen your connection with Allah (swa).

Become an independent learner by travelling 'through letters to light' i.e from Tajwid, reading Arabic to comprehend, and Tafsir to contemplate and implement.

Gain a unique insight into the home life of Muhammad (pbuh) with his loved ones in our Seerah and hadith sessions.

Understand the major themes of the Quran as a key to explore the hundreds of lessons we can take from each Surah.

Gain Islamic financial literacy to remove the taboo of money and wealth within the family home.

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100hrs of Class-time Delivered over 16 weeks

Livestream & 24hr Recorded Access

1-1 Individual Mentorship & Marriage Counselling

Journaling Support & Group Reflections and Discussions

Onsite and Online Workshops with a Variety of Teachers

10hrs of Pre-Recorded Support Materials

Creche Included to Support Young Families Worth £1100

Start Your Journey

Onsite & Online | Starts July 2026 | Your Turning Point in Spiritual & Mental Health | Grow Through Self Mastery & Relationship Skills.

Healing Starts At The Quran Institute

Face home truths & Uplift Ummah

Indeed, inner peace starts at home; it's our place of refuge and safety. To achieve this, you must face your "home truths." You need to prepare for marriage, level up your marriage, or heal after separation. It's all here at The Family Program.

Are you being held back? Lack of willpower and negative relationships have shackled us. It cannot be emphasised enough how much our friends, family and community limit our horizons and prevent us from uncovering our God-given potential.

This course will teach you how to find positivity through the mindsets of thankfulness and forbearance, becoming a positive influence on yourself and others. Eventually, you will build a growth mindset that will leave you looking back no more as you venture forward.

Almost ten years ago, Moinul and Nasima left their careers and migrated to Egypt to pursue full-time studies in Arabic and Islamic knowledge. Their son Hamza travelled with them from Cairo to Madinah, Makkah to Fez, and Rabat in Morocco in search of knowledge. Explore the disciplines of Islam while benefiting from mentorship, companionship and a real sense of community.

Build a powerful mindset that will help you build emotional maturity in a new vision for you and your loved ones. Seeking knowledge shouldn't divide families; it should unite them. This is why family is at the centre of the educational experience at the Quran Institute.

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Muftiyah Nasima is Fiqh & Curriculum Builder and a full-time mother of four. She holds a degree from Queen Mary University in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, her dissertation was on 'Clay and the Origins of Life'. She is also a qualified school teacher. After studying in Egypt and attaining Ijazaat on Islamic Scholarship (Alimiyyah) under the tutelage of Shaykh Akram Nadwi, she established The Quran Institute. She has attained her Ijazaah in the whole Quran recitation by nadhr from Shaykha Fatima as-Sukkar. She also attained ijazaat from Makkah, Madinah, Fez & Rabat. She is currently researching woman related fiqh, mentoring students of knowledge and working on her book "Al-Wiladah" which is a guide through pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood to an Ummah-level conscientiousness from a spiritual and mental health perspective.

Mufti Moinul is a Tafsir & Arabic instructor at the The Quran Institute and pastoral counsellor at Al-Madad Outreach (AMO). He is a qualified as a Mufti (jurisconsult) from Darul Ilm UK and is now working as a pastoral counsellor for Al-Madad Outreach helping muslim couples. Before this, he was awarded his Alimiyyah Qualification under the tutelage of Sheikh Akram Nadwi at the Al-Salaam Institute which is authorised by Dar Al-Uloom Nadwatu Al-Ulama, Lucknow, India. He is currently rolling out several community projects ranging from a Women’s Centre, a Muslim Mental Health listening line along with pastoral support for ISOCS in the UK, a Youth Sanctuary Project, and the Ummatica Diploma Program to bridge Dawaship and Scholarship. His aim is to develop grassroots leaders (Da'ees) who can build communities to reach an Ummah-level conscientiousness.

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☰ Introduction by Shaykh Akram Nadwi: The Role of Quran in Family (pre-recorded)

Dr Shaykh Akram Nadwi is a prominent Islamic scholar known for his expertise in hadith and Islamic law, particularly his work on female hadith scholars. He is the author of the monumental 43-volume biographical dictionary, Al-Wafa bi Asma al-Nisa, which chronicles the lives of 10,000 female hadith scholars. He is also the Dean of Cambridge Islamic College and the principal of Al-Salam Institute.

☰ Tafsir: Quranic Odyssey with Mufti Moinul | Surah Mujadalah: Allah Heard Complaint

Tafsir: Quranic Odyssey with Mufti Moinul we will cover selected Surahs of Juz Amma from a revivalist and contemporary perspective. This course is designed to help families find their spiritual footing in today's world, encompassing vision building, self-development, and critical thinking, making it accessible to everyone. We will study as many names of Allah (swa) as possible within the duration of the course.

☰ Arabic: Whispers Of The Citadel & Hikam Atallah Al-Askandari with Mufti Moinul

A Sea of Wisdom With No Shore

Experience the deeper meaning of Arabic poetry and Islamic texts through grammatical and rhetorical analysis. Listen to the Whispers of a faraway land called "The Arabic Citadel", where words are people, sentences are societies and clusters of words make families and friends. This module will guide the student through a garden of wisdom, spanning from pre-Islamic to contemporary periods, from poetry to prose, and, of course, statements from the Salaf, the Prophet (pbuh), and, most importantly, Allah, the Lord of the universe. Many Muslims cannot see beyond the material; they cannot perceive the figurative and symbolic realities of life. Often, when people become overly materialistic, their ability to relate to others profoundly wanes and relationships become harsh, needs-based, and shallow. This module will help one discover what lies beyond the surface-level experience of life, where the jewels of virtue, morals, character, imagination, and beauty are found.

☰ Walking With The 99 Names Of Allah

99 Names Towards Mental Wellness by Mufti Moinul

This is an continued journey through some of the names of Allah from previous Family Programs where students will study as many names of Allah (swa) as possible within the duration of the course.

Embark on a fascinating journey into the depths of the divine names of Allah (swa), each holding a unique and profound significance.

The meanings of each name are like a sea without a shore. Imagine the transformative power of His divine names, like gentle waves, washing over the shores of our broken hearts! Divine names that make you want to get out of bed and face the day and want to sleep and trust tomorrow will be a better day. They are names that are unimaginably deep and meaningful to the human heart, and they profoundly affect our marriages, families, and relationships in general. The deeper you dive, the happier you will be. If we only knew!

What could be more tragic than leaving this world without experiencing the profound love of Allah! To truly know Him is to love Him, and to love Him is to worship Him. This is a love that can transform our lives, and it's a love that we should strive to know and experience without delay.

Join Mufti Moinul on a journey of self-discovery through one's connection with the Creator of the natural world and the vast universe. This connection exists despite our being unaware of it. All perspectives for mental wellness are based on the works of Imam Al-Ghazzali and various Exegesis of the Quran.

"Of all the years I've spent counselling couples and individuals facing a faith crisis, I've seen people so broken on the inside due to what a relative or friend did to them that they dislike being within their skin. They only find peace in scrolling online and other comforts to avoid feeling an inexplicable sense of pain. It's like they have been pushed out of their own Islamic aspirations and goals that live within them.

It fills me with deep sadness that they faced trials from creation without knowing the All-Wise, All-Knowing, Perpetually Loving Creator behind these experiences. A Creator that seeks nothing but to raise our rank and turn us towards Him before it's too late". - Mufti Moinul, Couples & Family Counsellor.

☰ Self Mastery 2.0 on Ghazzali's (40 In Usul) with Mufti Moinul

Mufti Moinul Abu Hamza is an Arabic and Tafsir instructor at the Quran Institute. He completed his Ifta course at Darul Iftaa Birmingham in 2020. Before this, he was awarded his Alimiyyah Qualification under the tutelage of Sheikh Akram Nadwi at the Al-Salaam Institute in 2016, which was authorised by Dar Al-Uloom Nadwatu Al-Ulama, Lucknow, India. He is the founder of the Occidentology and Ummatics department and the flagship course at the Quran Institute, The Family Program. He also attained certification of proficiency in Hifz and Al-Ma’sarawi Institute, Cairo. Read here for tazkiyah from respected scholars and academics who have left positive endorsements or recommendations to vouch for someone's character, knowledge, or trustworthiness.

Additional information about the ‘Alimiyyah and his teacher

The Shahada al-‘Alimiyyah has been translated as ‘Licence in Islamic Scholarship’ and is the most distinguished accolade awarded by the Institute. This is in addition to the ijazat received throughout the ISP upon completion of certain texts of fiqh and hadith. Shaykh Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi is a world-renowned scholar of Indian origin who has lived in England for the past thirty years. He is the recipient of the Allāmah Iqbāl prize for contribution to Islamic thought and is the Principal and Co-Founder of Al-Salam Institute. Over the course of two decades, he researched Hadith and Sufi orders in India, amongst other scholarly topics. He has published widely in Urdu, Persian, Arabic, and English. His publications include translations, such as his work on Shah Wali Allah; editions of Arabic texts, such as a renowned critical edition of Usūl al-Shāshī in Ḥanafī jurisprudence; and original monographs on Islamic law, Hadith sciences, and figures such as Abū Ḥanīfah and Sayyid Abul Ḥasan ‘Alī Nadwī. He is also the author of Al-Muhaddithat: The Women Scholars in Islam, a monumental 43-volume biographical dictionary which charts some of the significant contributions made by female Hadith scholars over the past 1400 years.

Additional information about the Ifta and his teacher

He successfully graduated from the Institution's Faculty of Jurisprudence and Legal Verdicts in the Islamic month of Ramadān 1441 AH. He has passed the final examination and has remained a model student throughout his studies through devotion, hard work and exemplary decorum.

The Institution confers upon him this certificate and grants him license in the fields of Jurisprudence and Legal Verdicts, that he may further serve them, for indeed he is trustworthy, capable and authorised to do so. He was authorised by Mufti Mohammed Tosir Miah. Mufti Mohammed Tosir Miah graduated from Darul Uloom, Bury as a qualified Hafidh, Alim and Mufti under the guidance of Shaykh Hazrat Moulana Yousuf Motala Sahib (D.B) in addition to having the honour of being taught by leading UK Scholars like Hazrat Shaykh Moulana Hashim Sahib, Shaykh Hazrat Moulana Mufti Shabir Sahib, Shaykh Hazrat Moulana Abdul Raheem Sahib, Shaykh Hazrat Moulana Bilal Sahib, Shaykh Hazrat Mufti Tahir Wadee Sahib and Shaykh Hazrat Moulana Naushaad Sahib. He is practically and theoretically conversant and knowledgeable in the field of Islamic studies and theology. He has graduated from Birmingham City University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in LLB Law. He has completed a Dissertation on Islamic Inheritance Law in Theology and in Practice.

Minimum duration of module: 10 Weeks

☰ Family Ummatics: Marriage Skills, Parentcraft with Mufti Moinul

Is it me or do we keep hearing about some of the nicest people we know getting divorced?

Have we ever thought our own relationships could be hanging by a thread and how it could be us next? A brother asked me why he should bother studying parenting if he isn’t married let alone with children. I told him “to discover how you were parentled incorrectly”. This is not to dislike or even be ungrateful to our parents, but to study the sacred sciences to build a filter to take all of the good and leave the toxic, character destroyed, confidence breaking behaviours that crippled us then and even affected our relationship in the present day.

It’s not about whether you’re a nice person, it’s whether you’ve inherited or taught how to relate to others below the surface level and how to not let toxic relationships obstruct your growth.

When we see shocking neglect by people who abandon their parents in homes to preserve a their lifestyles, we attribute our doing the opposite as a blessing of Islam. What we forget is that the old lady abandoned in the care home most likely did the same to her parents. This is a hardwiring that’s not easy to change through talk of how superior Islam is but rather through developing relationships rich with Islamic knowledge that inform structures that cement generations of families.

Generational change is needed, and for that we need to anchor families back to the Quran. We want to see a passing of the baton of well adjusted and knowledgeable generation that hands over to the next generation. These days, we don’t hand over what we got right, we hand over what we got wrong in our marriages and how we were parented to build generational trauma ending in a rise in faith crisis.

This why our motto is "family is the foundation". You do not need to be married or a parent. You need the desire to be one of the seeds of change and the soil for others to change. This will help you become family oriented person who wishes to branch out and help the Ummah and humanity.

Minimum duration of module: 10 Weeks

☰ Progression Potential: Ummatica Diploma Program

For those seeking accreditation, you can continue after the family program for another year to complete our 2yr Arabic and Islamic Sciences diploma certification. Not all muslims who attain good relationship skills need to be students of knowledge BUT all students of knowledge and da’ee’s need relationship skills. This is because family IS the foundation.Contact us if you are interested in our advanced 2yr Diploma. Here is the proposed contract to be covered for Year 2, with some modifications pending. Fees for the second year will be announced in September 2026/27.

•Arabic Renaissance Literature Program - Muftiya Nasima

• Fiqh of Fasting & Prayer - Muftiya Nasima

•Primer in Usul: Al-Waraqaat (Pre-Recorded) - Shaykh Safarruk

•Tafsīr: The Hundred of Al-Baqarah - Mufti Moinul

•Hadith Nomenclature: Al-Baiquniyyah - Shaykh Safarruk

•Darkness to Light Seerah Course - Mufti Moinul

•Women's Personal Fiqh - Muftiya Nasima

•Dawa masterclass (Pre-Recorded) - Ustadh Abdullah Al-Andalusi

•Personal Mentorship Class - Mufti Moinul

•Hadith An-Nawawi Studies (Pre-Recorded) - Shaykh Safarruk

•Safeguarding and mental health training - (TBA)

Branch Sessions

Livestream & Recorded Access

☰ The Ideological Erosion of Family: Unmasking Liberalism with Hamza Tzortzis (pre-recorded)

Erosion of family

Another fight at home ruining another day. It is not uncommon today for arguments to escalate into divorce. This course can stop the cycle. identifies patterns that are destroying husbands and wives from the inside. He diagnoses the insidious yet innocuously seeming liberal thinking that is contradictory to building relationship. Ustadh Hamza will review a solution for extraction and healing between spouses. Join us to bring peace and romance back to marriage and families.

Dr Hamza Andreas Tzortzis is an author, public speaker, instructor and essayist. He has a postgraduate degree in Philosophy and is currently continuing his postgraduate studies in the field. Hamza has studied Islamic thought and theology under qualified scholars. He has delivered workshops, courses and an accredited diploma course on topics related to Islamic thought and philosophy.

Hamza Andreas Tzortzis is a popular speaker at university campuses. He has spoken at many universities all around the world. Hamza has debated prominent academics and thinkers on Islam and atheism, his interlocutors have included Professor Lawrence Krauss, Professor Peter Simons, Dan Barker and Professor Simon Blackburn. He has over a decade of experience in articulating a compassionate and rational case for Islam. Hamza converted to Islam in 2002.

Minimum duration of module:: Single Session

☰ Liberalism, Feminism & Quran with Shaykha Aysha Wazwaz (pre-recorded)

Can we be both Liberal, Feminist and Muslim?

In an era of gender confusion, Shaykha answers this century's key question: What's the position and role of a Muslim woman in this world? Dr Shaykha Aysha sources her answers from the Quran to help all Muslim women find the truth of their worth and purpose. These explanations give Muslim women peace and alignment with their fitrah and intellect. They also will be taught to protect themselves from attempts by liberals to limit womanhood to the pursuits of men.

Ultimately, students can find intellectual calm amidst an ocean of information overload from their online information. They can find focus for their purpose and see themselves progressing in their private and public roles regardless of the mainstream tide.

Minimum duration of module:: Single Session

☰ Secularism vs The House of Islam with Imam Tom Facchine (pre-recorded)

Marriage is the most crucial social contract for any person. Yet, most Muslims cannot elaborate on the purpose of marriage and family beyond the general slogans propagated by the zeitgeist of each generation. Does the purpose and utility of marriage change with each era or does it have a timeless objective through deen? This is a master course in understanding the microcosm and macrocosm of marriage decision-making and planning. Dr. Facchine will take couples and aspirants through the aims of marriage and evaluate the true values behind the goals that we set for ourselves, spouses and family. He will teach how to navigate our societal and generational obstacles and set us our with a framework to teach the next generations for marital success in this dunya and the hereafter.

Imam Tom Facchine (fuh-KEEN-ee) converted to Islam in 2010. He finished his BA in Political Science from Vassar College in 2011 and was granted the opportunity to study at the Islamic University of Madinah from 2015-2020, where he obtained his BA from the Faculty of Shariah. Imam Tom is currently the Research Director of Islam and Society at the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research. He is also resident scholar of Utica Masjid (Utica, New York), as well as the Imam of Hamilton College where he does chaplaincy work. He also teaches Tafseer to middle-schoolers online through Legacy International Online High School.

☰ Fiqh of Intimacy with Shaykh Safaruk (men) (pre-recorded)

Jane Austen. Korean Dramas. Bollywood. #Relationshipgoals. Love songs. Renaissance art. Epic poems. Romance is in the air, and humans have been trying to convey it on multimedia for centuries. How many of us consult the word of the Creator, who created the Mercy between hearts, and the very hearts themselves. For each gender, Dr. Safaruk will review intricacies of healthy intimacy in marriage.

Intimacy Makes Marriage Work

A detailed booklet treating the topic of sexual etiquette from the Islamic perspective. Copious legal references in their original Arabic with extensive explanations. A highly useful book for those seeking clarification on what is and is not allowed.

Dr Safaruk Zaman Chowdhury

Ph.D. in Islamic Studies. Area of study: Sufism, SOAS, London, UK;

M.A. Islamic (distinction). SOAS, London, UK;

B.A. Philosophy. Kings College London, London, UK.

A.K.C. Associate of Kings College. Christian Theology. Kings College London, London, UK.

Diplo. Arabic, Ministry of Education, Cairo, Egypt. Accrediting body: Wizarat al-Ta’lim

☰ Palestine in Every Home: Cultivating Love for The Ummah with Imam Omar (pre-recorded)

How do we nurture a sincere love and concern for the Ummah within our homes? In this inspiring session, Imam Omar Suleiman explores how the struggle of Palestine can become a means of strengthening our connection to the global Muslim community, developing empathy, compassion, and a sense of responsibility in ourselves and our children. Drawing upon the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the examples of the righteous, this session will offer practical guidance on raising hearts that care for the Ummah and remain connected to its joys, pains, and aspirations.

Imam Omar Suleiman In addition to his traditional Islamic studies with teachers from across the Muslim world, Dr. Omar received his PhD from the International Islamic University of Malaysia in 2023.

He is also the author of a number of works including Allah Loves... and Meeting Muhammad ﷺ, and his writings appear regularly in media outlets globally.

Dr. Omar is the founding director of MUHSEN, adjunct professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University, and the founder and president of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research.

He also serves as a resident scholar at Valley Ranch Islamic Center.

Born and raised in New Orleans and of Palestinian heritage, Dr. Omar is passionate about building bridges across humanity, serving the ummah and its tradition, and advocating for justice.

☰ Ummatic Pain with Ustadha Iman Saymeh (pre-recorded)

Ummatic Pain For many of Muslims, we go about another day on Earth filled with a horrible pit in our stomachs after seeing horrific imagery of our brothers and sisters suffering. We freeze, we fight against or we flee from the disturbing news. How do we understand and cope with this surreal reality. What is the appropriate response to our brothers and sisters suffering? Ummatic pain is a course to deliver these answers and rescue us from spiraling.

Ustadha Iman Saymeh is an experienced educator and mental health professional dedicated to promoting emotional well-being and holistic development. She provides mental health services through individual, couples, and group counseling, with a focus on accessible and culturally responsive care.She holds dual master’s degrees in Instructional Leadership in Education and Clinical Social Work and is currently pursuing a doctorate in higher education. Ustadha Iman has served as a resident counsellor at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and is an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University's School of Education. There, she supports future educators and practitioners in bridging the gap between academic theory and real-world impact.

Financial literacy In an endless sea of online business coaches and 'uncles' in business to tout supposedly sound advise, the Family Program presents a course on financial literacy without gimmicks, confusion, or extreme measures. This course will provide a blueprint to help people manage their finances and family time. The reputable Ustadh Khidr Mohammad will cover relevant Islamic micro-economics and macro-economics topics in an easy to digest manner. Course graduates will soon be revamping and resetting their financial goals and planning in accordance to their spiritual goals.

Khidr Mohammad is currently the Head of Lead Generation at Nester where he combines his specialisations in the fields of both Marketing and Islamic Finance. With over 20 ijazat in various Islamic texts, he has been studying Arabic and Islamic sciences for the past decade under scholars across the globe. A graduate of Al-Salam Institute, Khidr had the privilege of learning directly from the esteemed Shaykh Dr. Akram Nadwi.

In addition to his professional achievements, Khidr serves as a part-time imam and khateeb, leading prayers, delivering sermons and teaching in his community in Chingford. He is also a devoted family man, happily married and the father of four children.

In Surah Kahf there is a moment when the student of Musa (as) makes a mistake. Musa (as) did not become angry and correct him harshly. Rather the real relationship between teacher and student is shown when it was said:

‎ فَارْتَدَّا عَلَىٰ آثَارِهِمَا قَصَصًا |الكهف | ٦٤

And so they retraced their steps back (together).

Students and mentors need to revisit, retrace their steps back together. This is Suhba in our view. This is an open floor session when students can ask ANYTHING to Mufti Moinul and learn life hacks, techniques and mindsets to resolve issues in our personal lives.

☰ Tajwid: Sweet Science of Articulation with Ustadha Sadia

Al-Wilaadah: Exploring A Woman’s Spiritual Journey Through Pregnancy and Birth

By Muftiyah Nasima Umm Hamza

Introduction:

For many women the path through pregnancy and birth sees them refer to many magazines, articles and self help books written by western authors. In many cases there are not enough resources available for the Muslim woman and how she should view the journey to becoming a mother as a Muslimah, and if there are, then they are either not comprehensive, or scattered in multiple books. I found myself in this same situation when I had my first child, and I remember feeling very lost. Alhamdulillah, I learned through my own experiences and formal learning. This is why the aim of writing this book was to gather the spiritual guidance which our beautiful Deen provides us with, on the life changing journey of becoming a mother.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

1. CONCEPTION: OUR CHOICES AND GOD'S DECREE

1.1 Reflecting Upon One’s Own Role and Responsibility In Becoming A Mother

1.2 Searching For A Suitable Spouse

1.2.1 Imaan and Taqwa

1.2.2 Fertility

1.3 Why Should We Have Children?

1.3.1 Prophet’s (pbuh) Desire For Muslims Greatest in Number

1.3.2 Rewards and Virtues

1.3.2.1 Mercy and Love

1.3.2.2 Source of Ajr

1.3.2.3 An Alert To Not Be Diverted By Children

1.4 Islamic Guidance While Trying To Conceive

1.4.1 The Importance Of Tawakkul

1.4.1.1 An Example From The Quran Of Tawakkul While Trying To Conceive

1.4.2 The Significance Of Dua

1.4.2.1 Some Duas For Conceiving

1.4.3 Balancing Between Sabr And Shukr

1.4.3.1 Shukr Leads To A Positive Mindset:

1.4.4 Dealing With Trials And Difficulties Faced During Conception

1.4.4.1 Infertility

1.4.4.2 Miscarriage

2. PREGNANCY: DHIKR IN THE WOMB

2.1 An Opportunity For Shukr

2.2 Choosing Carefully Who To Announce Pregnancy With

2.4 Tarbiyah Within The Womb

2.5 Creation and Stages Of The Fetus

2.5.1 Gender

2.5.2 Special Needs and Disabilities

2.5.3 All Signs Point To Worship Allah (swt) Alone

3. BIRTH: THE PAINS FOR HEAVEN

3.1 The Reward For Childbirth

3.2 Fabricated Narrations About Pregnancy And Birth

3.3 Dua For An Easy Birth

3.4 Lessons From Maryam (as) And The Birth Of ‘Isa (as)

3.5 Post Birth Responsibilities

4. BEYOND MOTHERHOOD: FROM UMM TO UMMAH

4.1 The Quranic aim behind children

4.2 Back to learning and activism with young children

4.3 Suggested curricula for children

4.4 Being the Khadijah for your Muhammad

4.5 Marriage counterparts in Dawah and Service

CONCLUSION: How to be high value family in the Akhirah

Minimum duration of module:: 8 Weeks

☰ Regulated Muslimah with Muftiya Nasima

In a fast-paced world filled with stress, distractions, and emotional overwhelm, many Muslim women struggle to find balance and inner stability. This session explores emotional regulation through an Islamic lens, helping attendees understand their emotions, respond to challenges with wisdom, and cultivate greater resilience, presence, and peace. Drawing on both faith and practical insights, participants will learn how to nurture a regulated heart, mind, and soul while strengthening their connection with Allah.

☰ The Female Narcissist with Ustadha Sadia

Female narcissism is often misunderstood and rarely discussed, yet its impact can be deeply felt in relationships, families, workplaces, and communities. This session explores the characteristics and behaviours commonly associated with female narcissism, how they may present in everyday interactions, and the emotional effects they can have on others. Attendees will gain greater awareness of these dynamics, learn to identify unhealthy patterns, and develop practical strategies for setting boundaries and fostering healthier relationships.

☰ 21st Century Muslimah by Ustadha Sadia Umm Husna

A working Muslimah’s guide to navigating through public and corporate life while holding onto one’s Islamic values. Ustadha has worked for over half a decade at the FCA and a decade more in office environments.

Minimum duration of module: 1 Online Session

☰ Mindful Journalling by Ustadha Nagina Umm Umar

A structured seminar on how to avoid “writer’s block” when doing written Muhasaba. This will aid students in accessing their authentic selves through creative writing through sincere reflection. Ustadha holds a BA (Hons) in English Literature.

Minimum duration of module: 1 Online Session

☰ Tariqul Iman: Intellectual Proofs of Islam by Ustadh Ibrahim

In a world filled with competing worldviews and ideologies, how can we confidently know that Islam is the truth? In this engaging session, Tariqul Iman will explore the intellectual foundations of Islam, examining the rational and evidential proofs that point to the truth of Allah, the Prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ, and the divine origin of the Qur’an. Attendees will leave with a deeper appreciation of Islam's intellectual strength and practical tools for navigating questions of faith with clarity and confidence.

Minimum duration of module: 1 Online Session

☰ Hijab Definite Article by Muftiya Nasima

Our sisters in the West face a disproportionate requirement to represent Islamic identity in the public space, coupled with the need to work and travel in public spaces that are less safe for women than men. This leads to a natural concern for muslims sisters in what iterations of hijab are acceptable within the boundaries of the sharia. We hope to prove Yaqeen to Muslim sisters by providing a walk through the actual process of deriving the obligation of Hijab.

Muftiya Nasima will cover:

i- Source text (Quran) with the most reliable exegetes (Tabari, Qurtubi and Zamakhshari) and linguistic a breakdown from Lisaan al Arab)

ii- A cross-madhab explanation of all possible modes of hijab that can be acceptable to give sisters the ambit if acceptability due to real circumstances they face disproportionately to men in expressing their Islamic identity through clothing.

iii- The spiritual foundation of hijab as a mindset like modesty, trust in Allah (swa), self worth and ranking of being a woman according to the Quran.

Minimum duration of module: 2 Online Sessions

☰ Fiqh of Intimacy (Women) by Muftiya Nasima

Muftiyah Nasima Umm Hamza holds a degree from Queen Mary University in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and she is a qualified teacher. After studying in Egypt and attaining Ijazaat and an Islamic Scholarship (Alimiyyah) under the tutelage of Shaykh Akram Nadwi, she established The Quran Institute with her husband. Currently, she is an instructor and course co-ordinator for The Quran Institute, Deputy Headteacher at The Quran Academy which she also co-founded with her husband, and a pastoral care worker at al-Madad Outreach. She completed her studies in iftaa at Darul Ilm Birmingham to qualify as a muftiyah. She is also a proud mother of four.

Muftiyah Nasima will review intricacies of healthy intimacy in marriage.

Minimum duration of module: 1 Online Session

‎ فَارْتَدَّا عَلَىٰ آثَارِهِمَا قَصَصًا |الكهف | ٦٤

And so they retraced their steps back (together).

☰ Hanna The Empowerer with Ustadha Sadia

The story of Hannah, the mother of Maryam (peace be upon her), is a timeless example of faith, sacrifice, sincerity, and purposeful parenting. In this inspiring session, we will reflect on her heartfelt du'a, her dedication of her child to the service of Allah, and the profound lessons her story offers mothers today. Exploring themes of trust in Allah, raising children with purpose, and nurturing faith from the very beginning, this session invites attendees to rediscover the spiritual significance and lasting impact of motherhood.

☰ Dangers Of Western Psychology with Dr. Francesca Bocca-Aldaqre

☰ Shariah Council - Fiqh of Divorce & Reconciliation by Shaykha Saleha Bukhari

Marriage is a sacred covenant in Islam, and while divorce is permitted as a last resort, the Shariah places great emphasis on reconciliation, justice, and preserving families wherever possible. In this informative session, attendees will explore the Islamic rulings and principles surrounding divorce, separation, and reconciliation, including the rights and responsibilities of spouses, the proper procedures outlined by the Shariah, and common misconceptions. The session will also highlight pathways to reconciliation and the role of Islamic guidance in navigating marital challenges with wisdom, compassion, and fairness.

☰ Centering Allah & Decentering The Nafs by Ustadha Zulekha

Many of our struggles stem from placing the self at the centre of our lives rather than Allah. In this transformative session, attendees will explore how the Qur’an and the tradition of tazkiyah teach us to shift our focus from the demands of the ego (nafs) to the pleasure of our Creator. Through reflections on sincerity, self-purification, and spiritual growth, this session will examine the subtle ways the nafs can dominate our thoughts, desires, and decisions, and offer practical guidance on cultivating a life rooted in servitude, humility, and nearness to Allah.

☰ Sensing Dhulm Through A Quranic Lens by Shaykh Ahmad Saleem

☰ Talking To Your Teen with Shaykh Salar Rasoul

The teenage years can be both rewarding and challenging, as young people navigate questions of identity, faith, relationships, and belonging. In this practical and insightful session, attendees will learn effective ways to communicate with their teens, build trust, and foster meaningful conversations without judgment or confrontation. Drawing on Islamic values and real-life experiences, this session will explore how parents can strengthen their connection with their teenagers, support them through challenges, and create a home environment where faith, openness, and mutual respect can flourish.

☰ Building Confidence by Ust. Naima B.Robert

True confidence is not rooted in appearance, status, or the approval of others—it comes from knowing who you are, understanding your purpose, and placing your trust in Allah. In this uplifting session, attendees will explore the foundations of healthy confidence, overcome common barriers such as self-doubt and fear, and learn practical strategies for developing resilience, self-belief, and a strong sense of identity. Through an Islamic lens, this session will help participants cultivate confidence that is grounded in faith, character, and personal growth.

☰ Alchemy of Happiness: 8 Steps For Growth by Ustadha Isra

What is true happiness, and how can it be attained? Inspired by the timeless wisdom of Imam al-Ghazali, this session explores eight practical steps for personal and spiritual growth that lead to lasting fulfilment. Attendees will reflect on the journey of self-development, purification of the heart, and strengthening their relationship with Allah, while learning actionable tools to cultivate purpose, resilience, gratitude, and inner peace. Discover how genuine happiness is not found in worldly achievements alone, but in aligning one's life with faith, meaning, and spiritual excellence

‎ فَارْتَدَّا عَلَىٰ آثَارِهِمَا قَصَصًا |الكهف | ٦٤

And so they retraced their steps back (together).

☰ Boundaries of Rahma: Mother (MIL) & Wife with Ustadh Waqas

Few relationships require as much wisdom, balance, and compassion as those between a mother, son, and wife. While Islam places great emphasis on honouring one's mother and fulfilling the rights of one's spouse, maintaining harmony between these relationships can sometimes be challenging. In this insightful session, attendees will explore the Islamic principles that govern these rights and responsibilities, the importance of healthy boundaries, and practical ways to navigate family dynamics with justice, mercy, and emotional intelligence. Learn how rahma (mercy) can serve as the foundation for fostering respect, understanding, and harmony within the family.

☰ Tuhfutul Murahiqeen A Curriculum For Teens with Ustadh Moumin

Many of Western Psychology's underlying assumptions are rooted in a secular and liberal worldview that differs fundamentally from the Islamic understanding of the human being. This session explores the philosophical foundations of liberal psychology, examining how concepts such as self-fulfilment, autonomy, and individualism can shape our understanding of wellbeing, identity, and purpose. Attendees will gain a deeper appreciation of the Islamic conception of the self, healing, and human flourishing, and learn how to critically engage with contemporary psychological ideas through a Qur'anic lens.The teenage years are a critical period of growth, identity formation, and spiritual development. Tuhfatul Murāhiqīn offers a structured and holistic approach to nurturing young Muslims during this transformative stage of life. In this session, attendees will be introduced to the aims, themes, and methodology of the curriculum, exploring how it equips teens with a strong Islamic foundation, sound character, and the tools needed to navigate the challenges of the modern world. Parents, educators, and mentors will gain valuable insights into supporting the next generation with wisdom, purpose, and prophetic guidance.

☰ Atiyyatul Atfaal (A Gift For Children), A Tentative Curriculum For Children with Ustadha Coli

The early years of a child’s life lay the foundation for their faith, character, and understanding of the world. Atiyyatul Atfāl is a proposed curriculum designed to nurture young hearts and minds through age-appropriate Islamic learning, character development, and meaningful engagement. In this session, attendees will be introduced to the vision, objectives, and key components of the curriculum, exploring how it seeks to cultivate a love for Allah, His Messenger ﷺ, and the values of Islam while supporting the holistic development of children in today's world.

☰ Confident & Covered: From Dubai To Brooklyn by Dr.Shelina

What does it mean to wear hijab with confidence across different cultures, communities, and environments? In this inspiring session, attendees will explore the experiences, challenges, and triumphs of Muslim women navigating identity, faith, and modesty from Dubai to Brooklyn and beyond. Through personal reflections and practical insights, Dr.Shelina explores how the hijab can be a source of strength, conviction, and empowerment, encouraging women to remain grounded in their values while confidently engaging with the world around them.

☰ The Liberal Male & Its Cure with Ustadh Leon

The Qur’an teaches believers not only to recognize oppression but to develop a moral sensitivity toward it wherever it appears in society, in relationships, and even within themselves. In this reflective session, attendees will explore how the Qur’an defines dhulm (injustice), the different forms it can take, and the spiritual consequences of becoming desensitized to it. Through Qur’anic insights and practical examples, this session will help cultivate a deeper awareness of justice, accountability, and the believer’s responsibility to stand against oppression while embodying mercy and righteousness.In an age shaped by individualism, consumerism, and shifting ideas of masculinity, many men find themselves disconnected from purpose, responsibility, and spiritual leadership. This session explores how liberal cultural assumptions can influence a man's understanding of himself, his relationships, and his role in society. Through an Islamic lens, attendees will examine the qualities of prophetic masculinity, the importance of discipline and accountability, and practical steps toward cultivating strength, leadership, and God-consciousness. Discover how reconnecting with faith, purpose, and service can provide a path toward a healthier and more balanced vision of manhood.

☰ The Hidden Architecture of Intentions with Ustadh Ahtisham

Every action begins with an intention, yet the inner workings of our intentions are often hidden even from ourselves. In this reflective session, attendees will explore the central role of niyyah in Islam, examining how intentions shape actions, character, and one's relationship with Allah. Through insights from the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the tradition of tazkiyah, this session will uncover the subtle influences of the nafs, sincerity (ikhlāṣ), and hidden motivations, offering practical guidance on cultivating intentions that are pure, purposeful, and pleasing to Allah.

☰ Life After Separation with Ustadha Iman Saymeh

Separation can be one of life's most difficult and emotionally challenging experiences, bringing feelings of loss, uncertainty, and change. Yet it can also be a period of healing, reflection, and renewed purpose. In this compassionate session, attendees will explore the emotional, spiritual, and practical aspects of rebuilding life after separation. Through an Islamic lens, the discussion will focus on finding strength through faith, navigating the healing process with dignity, and embracing new opportunities for personal growth, resilience, and closeness to Allah.

☰ The Empowered Man with Ustadh Waqas

What does it mean to be a truly empowered man in today's world? Beyond status, wealth, or physical strength, genuine empowerment is rooted in purpose, character, responsibility, and faith. In this thought-provoking session, attendees will explore the qualities of strong and balanced masculinity through an Islamic lens, reflecting on leadership, emotional maturity, resilience, and service to others. Discover how cultivating self-mastery, God-consciousness, and a clear sense of purpose can help men thrive in their personal lives, families, and communities.

‎ فَارْتَدَّا عَلَىٰ آثَارِهِمَا قَصَصًا |الكهف | ٦٤

And so they retraced their steps back (together).

Take the plunge.
You owe it to yourself.

Any form of sustainable growth must work through the medium of personal development and sound family orientation. To form a model Islamic community in the West, anything less than this will be a false economy.

During the time Mufti & Muftiya were carers, working and raising four children, they were both blessed with the tawfeeq to maintain themselves and their extended family, and to attain several ijazaat and degrees while being active in the dawah in the community.

The critical question isn’t to just ask "what did they study", but rather, "how did they do it as a family". This and more will be imparted from their collective knowledge, wisdom and lived experience to you and your family.

Seeking knowledge shouldn’t divide families; it should unite them. This is why family is at the centre of this educational experience.

Online Requirements

Anyone with a basic understanding of websites
Should have a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or a mobile device
Should have access to internet via WiFi or Mobile data
Should allow access to the computer to download files

Start the journey | 25th July 2026

Onsite & Online from £799

FAQs

+ What is the study schedule?

10am-11am : Quran & Tajwid Practice: Sweet Science of Articulation (online)

12pm-1pm - Spiritual Literacy: Arabic Citadel Speaking Course

1.30pm- 2pm - Tea Break & Zuhr

2pm-3.30pm - Family Fiqh & Counselling Skills: Family Ummatics + Counselling Case Studies

3.30pm-3.45pm - Tea Break & Q & A

3.45pm-5pm - Self Mastery Advanced: Forty Principles For Life (based on text Iḥyāʾ ʿulūm al-dīn)

5pm-6pm - Tafsir - The Quranic Odyssey: Surah Al-Mujadalah (Based on Tafsir Ar-Rãzi)

——— Branch Sessions ———

*Muftiya Nasima*

Fiqh of Intimacy (women only) | The Regulated Muslimah | Hijab Definite Article

*Dr Safaruk Z. Chowdhury*

Imam Muhasib Treaties | Fiqh of Intimacy (men only)

*Dr Hamza Tzortzis*

The Ideological Erosion of Family: Unmasking Liberalism

*Imam Tom Facchine*

Secularism vs The House of Islam

*Ustadha Sadia*

21st Century Muslimah

*Sister Nagina*

Islamic Journalling

+ Are your courses segregated?

Yes, all our onsite classes are segregated.

There is designated seating for brothers on one side and for sisters on the other.

The rest we leave to taqwa.

+ Course requirements

Absorption levels of all students vary. We will have some workshops, tutorials and online drills and lessons mid week to help you stay on track. This course is there to take you from beginners to an intermediate level. The rest is down to what you make it.

Yes, your teachers will be giving homework and assignments.

This is in your benefit to have a better grasp of what is being taught.

+ Will there be any time for Q&A with Mufti Moinul & Muftiya Nasima?

Yes, we have mentorship and counselling sessions, as well as additional open-floor questions later on in the course. Some of the class content must be absorbed as a baseline for counselling and mentorship.

+ Absences and unforeseen circumstances

1. There are potential changes to our study schedule due to unforeseen circumstances, and so we reserve the right to move the course completely online due to low class attendance onsite.

2. If on-site student attendance falls too low due to students choosing online attendance or due to absence, then we will also migrate the whole class fully online.

3. Course fees are non-refundable.

4. If you are utilising the creche, you are still responsible for your child's additional needs, from feeding to changing or any other special needs.

Contact

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Onsite & Online | Starts July 2026 | Your Turning Point in Spiritual & Mental Health | Grow Through Self Mastery & Relationship Skills.

Take the plunge. You owe it to yourself.

Online Requirements

Start the journey | 25th July 2026

Onsite & Online from £799

FAQs

Contact

Take the plunge.
You owe it to yourself.