As-Suffa Institute presents The Part Time Alim/Alimah Course 2010

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As-Suffa Institute invites you to the following Islamic Study Course:



As-Suffa Institute presents one of its most successful Islamic Study Courses to the Muslim Public.

The Part Time Alim/Alimah course has been devised to allow students the opportunity to study Islamic Sciences in an environment where they will not have to compromise their religious beliefs or values. Equipped with a sound grounding in Islamic knowledge, it is inevitable that this course will make its students true representatives of Islam, and create individuals who will actively contribute to better our Muslim communities.

Our Alim/Alimah course is a Part-Time intensive course delivered by the Ulama of As-Suffa Institute who have all gained licences to teach (Ijaazas).

* Enrolment Date: Monday 27th September 2010
* Enrolment Start Time: 7:30pm
* Enrolment Fee: £50.00
* Course Format: Part-Time Level 1
* Course Duration: First Term (2 Days a Week (Monday,Thursday))
* Course Timings: 7:30pm-9:30pm
* Course Location: As-Suffa Institute, 25 Park Lane, Aston, Birmingham, B6 5DA
* Course Teachers: Shaykh Zahir Mahmood, Shaykh Shazad Khan, Mufti Muhammad Sajaad, Mufti Imran , Mufti Liaquat Zaman
* Course Availability: Limited availability. Priority will be given to registered users

Open to Brothers & Sisters

Note: Registration is required.

For more information about the course or to REGISTER click here....



For further queries please contact us at info@as-suffa.org or ring 07960376442

As-Suffa Institute

25 Park Lane

Aston

Birmingham

B6 5DA

www.as-suffa.org

[ENIGMA]

genuine question.

by part time you mean the actual course will run double of that of a normal full time alim course in order for someone to become a alim through your organisation?

I don't want to gte into more detail about how I really feel about these part time alim/alimah courses so i'll have to bite my tongue..........

[davidovitch]

genuine question.

by part time you mean the actual course will run double of that of a normal full time alim course in order for someone to become a alim through your organisation?

I don't want to gte into more detail about how I really feel about these part time alim/alimah courses so i'll have to bite my tongue..........

I dont think the part time alim/a courses are a bad idea. I know a number of people who started off there, before moving to full time study at Darul Ulooms in the second or third year. For many, it provides exposure to the traditional sciences and is a stepping stone to full time ISlamic studies.