Practical Fiqh II

Course Description:

This course will guide students through a reading of Islamic Laws, a new translation of Sayyid al-Sistani’s Tawḍīḥ al-masāʾil. As a supplement to the text, students will be exposed to some of the verses and traditions that form the basis of the laws. They will also be exposed to legal maxims that will help them see patterns instead of the seeming randomness of the law manual.

Practical Fiqh II is the second in a series of courses on the subject. While this course is a continuation of Practical Fiqh I, new students will be able to join without difficulty.  

Course Structure:

  • Each week students will be assigned about 10 pages of Islamic Laws to read.
  • They will be assigned relevant Qurʾānic verses to read and cases to analyze.
  • Students must attend a weekly live session with their teacher.

Prerequisites: 

  • Student must be at least 18 years old.
  • Student must have successfully completed Islam 101 or equivalent.
  • High-speed internet connection, mic, and headphones.
  • Students must be proficient in using their computer and the internet.

Homework:

  • Student should expect to invest 2-3 hours per week completing assignments.

Dates and Timings:

  • Course Dates: Jan. 26-April 22, 2020 (13 Weeks)
  • Weekly live session: Mondays 8-9pm EST (click here to convert this to your timezone).

Fee:

$150 USD

Attendance Policy:

  • Please note that Islamic Literacy has a strict attendance policy as part of its effort to promote a positive learning experience. The minimum requirement for any class is that you show up! You are allowed only one unexcused absence. Further absences are grounds for expulsion. Preplanned absences for work and travel must be approved by the admin@islamic-literacy.com. Medical and family emergencies must be explained before or soon after to the admin@islamic-literacy.com.

Deadline to Register:

  • Register by Jan. 18, 2020

Textbook: 

  • Islamic Laws: According to the fatwas of His Eminence al-Sayyid Ali al-Husayni al-Sistani. 3rd Edition or later. Translated by Shaykh Mohammed Ali Ismail.
    • ISBN 978-1-909285-67-5
    • ebook is also available
    • Also available on the iSistani app

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