Aqeeda (Creed)

What You Will Learn?

1. Oneness of God (Tawheed): The course begins with a thorough study of Tawheed, the central belief in Islam that emphasizes the oneness of God (Allah). Students learn about the attributes and names of Allah, the concept of divine unity, and the rejection of any form of polytheism.

2. Prophethood (Nubuwwah): The course covers the belief in prophethood, the role of prophets as messengers of Allah, and the significance of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as the final messenger.

3. Belief in Angels: Students learn about the existence of angels, their roles, and their significance in carrying out Allah’s commands.

4. Divine Books: The course covers the belief in the divine books revealed to different prophets, including the Quran as the final and preserved revelation.

5. Belief in the Hereafter: Students explore the concept of the Hereafter, including the Day of Judgment, accountability, and the rewards and punishments for deeds in the afterlife.

6. Qadr (Divine Predestination): The course delves into the belief in divine predestination, which includes understanding Allah’s knowledge of all events, both past and future, and the balance between predestination and human free will.

7. Comparisons with Other Belief Systems: In some Aqeedah courses, students may explore the differences between Islamic beliefs and the beliefs of other religious systems.

8. Practical Applications: The course may discuss how Aqeedah influences a Muslim’s daily life, including their interactions with others, personal conduct, and approach to worship.

9. Major Islamic Creeds: Students may be introduced to significant Islamic creeds, such as the Athari creed, Maturidi creed, and Ash’ari creed, and their historical development.

10. Contemporary Issues and Misconceptions: The course may address contemporary challenges and misconceptions related to Aqeedah and offer guidance on responding to them.