Who this is for
Adults and students who want practical guidance for worship and daily life, including new Muslims and families.
What you will be able to do
Understand core fiqh topics, apply rulings correctly in daily worship, and build confidence in handling common questions and situations.
Before you start
Islamic Studies: Essentials recommended but not required.
About this programme
This track teaches practical jurisprudence in a clear, organized way. Students learn how to worship correctly and understand common rulings that affect daily life. The tutor focuses on practical application, common mistakes, and building confidence without overload. Milestone goals are designed to be easy to track after each class.
The curriculum, level by level
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1
Level 1: Foundations and Purification (Taharah)
8 weeks
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Fiqh Basics, Intention, and How to Ask a Question
1 weeks
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Taharah, Water Types, and Impurities
2 weeks
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Wudu Step by Step and Nullifiers
2 weeks
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Ghusl, Tayammum, and Special Cases
2 weeks
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Level 1 Assessment, Purification Check
Assessment
1 weeks
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2
Level 2: Prayer Essentials (Salah)
8 weeks
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Prayer Conditions and Times
2 weeks
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Salah Steps, Pillars, and Obligations
2 weeks
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Mistakes in Salah and Sujud As Sahw
2 weeks
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Congregation, Jumu'ah, and Travel Prayer Basics
1 weeks
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Level 2 Assessment, Salah Readiness
Assessment
1 weeks
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3
Level 3: Fasting and Zakat (Ramadan and Giving)
8 weeks
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Fasting Pillars and Invalidators
2 weeks
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Exemptions, Qada, Fidya, and Kaffarah
2 weeks
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Ramadan Worship, Taraweeh, and Eid Basics
1 weeks
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Zakat Fundamentals, What Counts and When
2 weeks
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Level 3 Assessment, Ramadan and Zakat Scenarios
Assessment
1 weeks
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4
Level 4: Hajj and Umrah Basics, Halal Living
8 weeks
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Umrah Step by Step
2 weeks
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Hajj Pillars and Key Days
3 weeks
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Ihram Rules and Common Mistakes
1 weeks
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Halal and Haram in Daily Life
1 weeks
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Level 4 Assessment, Hajj and Halal Scenarios
Assessment
1 weeks
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5
Level 5: Transactions (Muamalat) and Money Ethics
8 weeks
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Ethics of Money, Trust, and Contracts
1 weeks
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Sales, Loans, Riba, and Uncertainty Basics
2 weeks
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Debt, Employment Income, and Repayment Ethics
2 weeks
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Modern Money Scenarios, Banking, Cards, and Online Purchases
2 weeks
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Level 5 Assessment, Transactions Scenarios
Assessment
1 weeks
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6
Level 6: Family and Community Fiqh
8 weeks
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Marriage Basics, Rights, and Responsibilities
2 weeks
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Divorce Overview and Conflict Boundaries
2 weeks
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Inheritance Introduction (Faraid) and Wills
2 weeks
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Community Etiquette, Oaths, Vows, and Everyday Boundaries
1 weeks
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Final Assessment, Practical Fiqh Readiness
Assessment
1 weeks
Common questions
How long does Islamic Studies: Jurisprudence (Fiqh) take?
The full programme is 48 weeks — roughly 11 months — split across 6 levels. Your own pace depends on how often you have lessons and how much you practise between them, so treat this as the planned length rather than a deadline.
Do I need anything before I start?
Islamic Studies: Essentials recommended but not required.
How often are the lessons?
You agree the schedule with your teacher. Most students take one or two lessons a week; the durations shown here assume that pace, and a slower or faster schedule simply moves the finish line.
How is progress tracked?
The programme is broken into 30 milestones. Your teacher marks each one as you reach it, so you can always see where you are rather than guessing.
Ready to start?
Pick a teacher who runs this programme and book a first lesson. You can change teacher later without losing your place in the curriculum.
