BASIC FIQAH
Learning Understanding Essentials of Islamic Jurisprudence
Basic Fiqh Learning is an introductory course designed to help Muslims understand the fundamental principles of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh). It equips learners with practical knowledge of worship (Ibadah), daily life rulings, and Islamic ethics, enabling them to practice Islam correctly and confidently.
What is Fiqh?
Fiqh (فقه) means "understanding" in Arabic and refers to the study of Islamic rulings derived from the Quran and Sunnah. It provides guidelines for personal, social, and spiritual matters, ensuring Muslims live according to Allah’s commands.
Key Areas of Fiqh:
Acts of Worship (Ibadah):
Prayer (Salah), fasting (Sawm), Zakat, and Hajj.
Personal Transactions (Mu'amalat):
Guidelines for trade, contracts, and financial dealings.
Family Matters:
Marriage, divorce, inheritance, and parental rights.
Ethics and Morality:
Principles of good conduct, modesty, and honesty.
Why Learn Basic Fiqh?
Proper Practice of Islam:
Ensures that acts of worship are performed correctly.
Strengthens Faith (Iman):
Understanding rulings deepens one’s connection with Allah.
Guidance for Daily Life:
Provides clarity on halal (permissible) and haram (prohibited) actions.
Resolve Doubts:
Answers common questions about worship, social interactions, and ethics.
Builds a Foundation for Advanced Study:
Prepares learners for in-depth studies of Islamic jurisprudence.
What Does a Basic Fiqh Course Cover?
Introduction to Fiqh:
Understanding the sources of Islamic law: Quran, Sunnah, Ijma (consensus), and Qiyas (analogy).
Purification (Taharah):
Rules of cleanliness, Wudu (ablution), Ghusl (full-body purification), and Tayammum (dry ablution).
Prayer (Salah):
How to perform Salah correctly, its conditions, and types of prayers.
Fasting (Sawm):
Rules of fasting in Ramadan, exemptions, and compensations.
Charity (Zakat):
Calculation and distribution of Zakat and Sadaqah.
Hajj and Umrah:
An overview of pilgrimage rituals and their significance.
Halal and Haram:
Guidelines on lawful and unlawful foods, actions, and transactions.
Etiquettes and Morals:
Islamic manners, modesty, and principles of social interaction.
Features of a Basic Fiqh Learning Program
Beginner-Friendly Content:
Simplified lessons suitable for new learners.
Interactive Learning:
Q&A sessions, discussions, and practical demonstrations.
Qualified Instructors:
Scholars with expertise in Islamic jurisprudence.
Flexible Learning Modes:
Online and in-person classes tailored to your schedule.
Comprehensive Resources:
Access to study materials, recorded lectures, and reference books.
Benefits of Learning Basic Fiqh
Confidence in Worship:
Perform acts of worship with accuracy and understanding.
Spiritual Growth:
Develop a closer relationship with Allah through proper practice.
Informed Decision-Making:
Navigate daily life challenges with clarity on Islamic rulings.
Community Contribution:
Share knowledge and help others practice Islam correctly.
Foundation for Lifelong Learning:
Open doors to advanced studies in Fiqh and other Islamic sciences.