Dars-e-Nizami (Islamic Scholar Course)

• Islamic History & Civilization
• Tasawwuf & Tzakiyah
• Debates (Munazrah
• Public Speaking & Da’wah Training

Entry Requirements:

• Minimum Age: 16 years and above

• Education Level: Basic literacy in reading and writing (Urdu or English)

• Religious Commitment: Strong interest in Islamic learning and personal piety

• Language Skills: No prior Arabic knowledge required (Arabic is taught from the beginning)

• Admission Test (if applicable): Basic assessment in Quran reading and general knowledge (for placement)

• Interview: Short interview with academic staff or principal to assess suitability and motivation

Assessment & Certification – Dars-e-Nizami

Assessment:

Students enrolled in the Dars-e-Nizami program are assessed regularly to ensure continuous academic progress and mastery of the Islamic sciences. The assessment system typically includes:

• Written Examinations at the end of each term/year

• Oral Examinations (Shafahi) for subjects like Hadith, Fiqh, and Arabic grammar

• Practical Tests in Tajweed, Quran memorization, and public speaking (Khutbah & teaching practice)

• Research Assignments or presentations in later years to develop scholarly and analytical skills

• Final Comprehensive Exams in Dawrah-e-Hadith year (last year) for Hadith mastery

Certification:

Upon successful completion of all levels, students are awarded the following:

• Shahadat al-‘Alimiyyah (Certificate of Islamic Scholarship)
  – Recognized as a traditional qualification that certifies the student as an Alim (Islamic Scholar)

• Ijazah (Authorization) in major Hadith books
  – Granted by qualified teachers, providing a sanad (chain of transmission) in classical texts like Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, etc.

• Eligibility for Advanced Studies
  – Graduates can pursue specialization in areas such as:

  • Ifta (Islamic Legal Verdicts)

  • Tafsir (Quranic Exegesis)

  • Hadith Sciences

  • Arabic Language & Literature