All these programs are designed for professionals and students, but due to changes in the duration of these courses, we often asked the above question. 

1. 3-Year Alim Course: For Professionals and working students, who only need course and knowledge and they don’t require any certification for that.
2. 5-Year Alim Course: Generally designed for those who have less time but need sanad. Suitable for women especially.
3. 7-Year Complete Alim Course: It’s a complete alim course following Darse Nizami syllabus of big Islamic Madarsa.

And Finally the difference, it’s obviously less time fewer books, more time more books.

If you choose live session then 40 min of class daily

If you choose recorded session as the mode of class then 1hrs max daily.

Live 1:1 Session via zoom, 1 teacher with 1 student. Students are allowed to record their sessions and keep them.

Recorded: Daily class video recording sent to students with notes and PDF books. Study materials will be available for lifetime access.

Because in a group there are students with different personalities and intellects,  Sometimes students with weak minds and memory think that they are not able to learn or compete with other students, and sometimes their shyish nature stops them from learning in a comfortable environment, so we deal each student separately and help them to grow in a supportive environment.

Once you enroll in our madrasa for any course, we provide you with a counselor who will be always there for your support and also a teacher to assist you with your academic and spiritual study

Unfortunately, we don’t have a female tutor as per our expectations, so we have decided to give our sister’s special live class.

Special live class: Video will be turned off from both sides, sister can choose to mute their mic and ask doubts and questions with chat.

The teacher will sit in class with their spouses, and the same advice to students to sit in class with their mahram.

We have the syllabus and separate teacher for each Maslak and Manhaj

so no matter which maslak or manhaj you follow, we will provide education accordingly. 

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A person who became a scholar in the Islamic tradition is called an ‘alim . Because studying is one of the religious obligations of all Muslims, male and female, the study of God’s creation is considered a religious pursuit.