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Jurisprudence of Food & Clothing
Overview
In the Name of Allah the Most Gracious the Most Merciful,
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Islam,
This course is designed for every Muslim who may not have complete knowledge of Shari’ah regarding the detailed rulings of food and clothing but wishes to learn them properly. Since what we eat and wear are part of daily life and acts that can earn reward when done with sincere intention, this course emphasizes aligning these aspects with the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ. Students will study the principles of halal and haram in food, lawful and unlawful sources, etiquettes of eating and drinking, as well as guidelines on modesty, permissible and impermissible dress, and adornment.
The course also covers recommended and disliked practices along with practical rulings for contemporary situations. The aim is to equip learners with a sound understanding of jurisprudence in these areas, enabling them to make informed choices, avoid doubtful matters, and live in accordance with authentic Islamic teachings.
Course Objectives & Benefits:
After completing this course you will be able to:
- Develop a clear and well-rounded understanding of the Shari’ah rulings related to food and clothing, recognizing their importance in daily life and worship.
- Distinguish between halal, haram, and doubtful matters in food, including sources, ingredients, and contemporary issues.
- Understand the Islamic guidelines of modesty, permissible and impermissible dress, and the etiquettes of clothing in light of authentic teachings.
- Apply practical rulings to modern-day situations, enabling confident and informed choices in eating and dressing.
- Cultivate a sense of consciousness and responsibility in adhering to Islamic principles, striving to live in accordance with authentic teachings in everyday life.
Curriculum
Rules & Eligibility
General Rules & Guidelines:
Please follow the instructions below:
- Actively participate during the class and maintain discipline.
- Respect the instructor and other group members.
- Avoid personal conflicts or comments with other participants during the class.
- Do not interrupt the instructor unless it is for an important matter. Questions and answers will be addressed in the last 10 minutes.
- If you have difficulty understanding any of the discussed points, refrain from arguing. Instead, request a private session with the instructor to clarify your doubts.
- Note-taking during the class is mandatory.
- Microphones must remain muted during class unless activation is necessary for participation.
- Enter the classroom using the name with which you registered.
- Consumption of food and drinks is not permitted during class, except for water.
Attendance guideline:
- Be present in class on time. In case of absence, submit a prior request for leave.
- If you have 15 consecutive absences in this course or are absent for 6 consecutive days, you will be expelled from the course.
- A delay exceeding 5 minutes after the class has commenced will be recorded, with three such delays counting as one absence.
Note: Attendance is considered a critical aspect of academic commitment at our institution.
Communication protocols:
- The teacher should be addressed only as ‘Sheikh.’ Do not use any other titles such as Teacher, Brother, Janab, Sir, etc.
- At the end of every class 10 minutes will be allocated for questions and answers can be submitted either by typing in the chat box or by speaking.
- If the Q&A session exceeds 10 minutes, you may request permission from the instructor to leave the class.
- If you have any questions or concerns from the previous week, or if your question remains unanswered during class, you may send a message to the following number or ask the teacher directly with their permission.
- Questions should be brief and accurate since the time for the Q&A session is limited.
Required texts and resources:
There is no textbook required as such, however, sometimes sheikh might ask to read specific articles.
Notes are very important during class; this is the only source for exam preparation.
Course Assessment:
- FINAL EXAM: 50 marks, (it may include multiple-choice questions or short-answer questions covering the entire course curriculum taught in class).
- VARIOUS ACTIVITIES: 50 marks, (attendance, participation, attention in class, completion of homework, and various assignments).
- To pass the course and obtain the certificate, it is mandatory to score a minimum of 60 out of 100.
Course Duration:
Total duration: 3 Months
Total weeks: 12 Weeks
Total sessions: 24 Sessions
Days: Monday & Tuesday
Time (IST):
Language of class: Urdu language.
Starting Date:
Course Fees
Do Not Join If:
- If you are busy and can’t attend regularly.
- If you are not serious about the course.
- If you can’t attend weekly tests and complete assignments.
- If you can’t make notes.
- If you don’t have proper internet connection and device.
Co-Ordinator
Ibn Talha – 0091 9650498479
Timings: All days of the week (10:00 AM – 08:00 PM IST)
The Coordinator will make every effort to respond to you as soon as possible. However, depending on the nature of the question and time constraints, there may be a delay in the response.
Instructor
Sheikh Noman Qutub
Sheikh is the founder of Hikam Institute. He was born in New Delhi, India, and received his education from esteemed Islamic scholars in India. He obtained his primary education from the renowned institution "Jamiatu-Falah" in the northern part of India. Later, he embarked on a journey of learning as a student of Islamic jurisprudence at the prestigious "Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University, Riyadh" where he also earned a degree in Islamic law. Sheikh has a particular interest in Islamic jurisprudence and Arabic language education, with over five years of teaching experience in these subjects. Furthermore, he has been involved in the establishment of educational institutions and schools across various parts of India. He provides consultancy services in curriculum development, educational material creation, Thesis writing, Dawah center management, and other educational initiatives. Sheikh is an orator along with expertise in addressing various topics of current affairs and nurturing the mental and spiritual growth of young individuals. He is a professional preacher and educator, conducting workshops and individual and family counseling sessions both online and offline for personal development.
Email address: Noman@mail.hikam.institute
Time Zone: Makkah Standard Time
