الدراسات الإسلامية

Fiqh Classes have 4 levels:

Islamic jurisprudence is a vast field of study that can be broken down into four levels of learning. These levels are as follows:

• Level 1: Introductory - This level is designed for beginners, usually around six years of age. It covers fundamental concepts of Islam such as the veneration of the Noble Qur’an, the biography of the Prophet, dealing with others, prayer, honoring one's parents, and etiquettes for defecation.
• Level 2: Beginner - This level focuses on purity rules, hygiene, ablution conditions, washing and tayammum, various rules of prayer, and etiquette in dealing with people.
• Level 3: Intermediate - This level delves deeper into ṭahāra (purity) rules, types of water, ablution, ghusl, tayammum, prayer pillars, the call to prayer, the Sunnah, and funeral prayer rules.
• Level 4: Advanced - At this level, students study the Al-Azhar curricula, the four well-known opinions of jurisprudence (Al-Maliki, Hanafi, Shafi’i, and Hanbali), the jurisprudence of felonies and personal statuses, jurisprudence origins, deducing rules, considered sources in Islamic jurisprudence, and deriving evidence and applying it in life situations.

أبواب الفقه

• باب الطهارة

• باب الصلاة 

• باب الصوم 

• باب الحج

• باب الزكاة 

• فقه المعاملات

• فقه الجهاد