The Islamic Studies Program is divided into multiple levels, tailored to suit different age groups and learning stages:

Basic Level: Introduction to Islamic Knowledge

• Aqeedah (Islamic Creed): Understanding the basic beliefs of Islam (such as the pillars of Iman, Tawheed, the prophets, and the afterlife).
• Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence): Introduction to basic acts of worship (such as prayer, fasting, and the rules of purification).
• Seerah (Prophetic Biography): Key events in the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
• Hadith Studies: Introduction to selected Hadiths with simple explanations.
• Tafsir (Quranic Interpretation): Understanding the meanings of short Surahs with a focus on applying their teachings in daily life.

Intermediate Level: Deepening Islamic Knowledge

• Aqeedah: A more detailed study of Islamic beliefs, including an understanding of different schools of thought and their perspectives.
• Fiqh: A detailed study of daily acts of worship, along with an introduction to the Fiqh of transactions (buying, selling, etc.).
• Seerah: A deeper exploration of the life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and its application in modern life.
• Hadith Studies: Analysis of more complex Hadiths and understanding their implications.
• Tafsir: Study of selected longer Surahs and their context, drawing lessons from them.

Advanced Level: Mastery of Islamic Sciences

• Aqeedah: Advanced studies in Islamic creed, including discussions on contemporary issues in belief.
• Fiqh: A comprehensive study of various Fiqh topics, including inheritance, family law, and contemporary Fiqh issues.
• Seerah: A detailed analysis of the life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and the lives of the Sahabah (companions).
• Hadith Studies: Study of major Hadith collections (such as Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim) with an emphasis on understanding and application.

Tafsir: Comprehensive Tafsir studies, focusing on larger portions of the Quran, emphasizing themes, lessons, and practical applications.