Narjis Hawza

Your Guide to Specialized Islamic Learning

The Curriculum

Overview of Hawza Studies

Duration of Complete Hawza Study: Seven years, divided as follows

General Phase

Duration: 1 year

Preparatory Year, general introductory year.

Preliminary Phase

Duration: Four years.

First Certification
Second Certification
Third Certification
Fourth Certification

Specialization Phase

Duration: Two years.

Specialize in one subject chosen by the student. After completing the specialization, the student becomes a certified teacher in that subject at the institute.

Focus Areas for Advanced Islamic Studies

Advanced Islamic Studies

The Specialization Phase allows students to choose one subject to focus on for two years, becoming certified teachers upon completion. Available subjects include Theology, Family Jurisprudence, Islamic History, Ethics, Jurisprudence, and Quranic Sciences.

Specialization in the Science of Belief and Theology
Specialization in Family and Women’s Jurisprudence
Specialization in Islamic History and Biography
Specialization in Islamic Ethics
Specialization in Islamic Jurisprudence
Specialization in Quranic Sciences

Organized Timetable and Multilingual Instruction

Learning Schedule and Languages

Study Schedule

Start of Study: Begins in October.
Options for Study Each Year : Either Two or Three semesters

Language of Instruction

Teaching in Arabic
Teaching in English

Available Studies

Only online via the website

Live Classes Option

Duration: Two days a week / Three sessions per day.

Registration Options

Examinations

Examination methods: Open-book exams / Closed-book exams. Some subjects have no exams.
Examinations available in both Arabic and English.

Online Learning and Examination Methods

Study Options

Study options include online courses via our website, with choices between pre-recorded courses and live classes. Exams can be open-book or closed-book, with some subjects not requiring exams, offered in both Arabic and English.