How to Approach and Understand the Qur'an

Ustadh Alomgir Ali
15 Lessons (3 Months Course)

fee: $60.00

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Many of the Companions would say that if a person wants to know about his relationship with Allah then he should look at his relationship with the Qur’aan. Many Muslims are eager to bridge the gap between themselves and the Quran but unfortunately many of us do not take the correct approach in doing so.

This course will go through the nature of the Qur’aan and the reality of the Muslims responsibility toward it. Students will also learn the effect that the Quran had upon the first generation of Muslims and why it had that effect on them but not on us today. Most importantly, this course aims to provide students with the necessary tools to approach and understand the Qur’aan in the correct manner so that it may have the desired effect on our lives. This course aims to focus the mind so that we may contemplate on the Qur’aan with the right objectives in mind, hence attaining maximum benefit from both recitation and contemplation.

This course is based on Jamal Al Din Zarabozo’s ‘How to Approach and Understand the Qur’aan’.

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Course Length: 90 days + 10 day Final Exam
Registration: open

During this course you will learn:
- What is the Qur’aan?
- What are some other names for the Qur’aan and their significance?
- What is our obligation towards the Qur’aan?
- What are the signs of loving the Qur’aan?
- Are we rewarded for just listening to the recitation of the Qur’aan?
- What impact did the Qur’aan have on the early generations?
- Why can’t we see this impact on us today?
- Was the Prophet sall Allahu ‘alaihi wa sallam the key to Qur’aan having this impact?
- What are the major goals of the Qur’aan?
- Why do Muslims not approach the Qur’aan to achieve the major goals of the Qur’aan?
- How should we approach the Qur’aan?
- How can we live in the shade of the Qur’aan?
- What are some of the principles that need to be adhered to when doing tafseer?

Author’s Biography:
Jamaal al-Din M.Zarabozo was born in France to Spanish Catholic parents. He grew up in California, and in 1976 he converted to Islam. He has a bachelor’s degree in economics from the university of California at Berkeley, and a masters in economics from the University of California at Davis.

He is a well known American based Islamic scholar, lecturer, and author of numerous books on Islam and speaker of many lectures on Islam. Amongst the books he has authored are his 'Commentary of the Forty Hadith of Imam An-Nawawi', 'The Authority and Importance of the Sunnah', 'The Concise Presentation of The Fiqh of Sunnah and Noble Book' and others.

Additional Reading Material:
- Tafsir Ibn Kathir
- Reflecting Upon the Quraan, by Shaykh Saalih Al Fawzaan
- An Introduction to the Sciences of Qur’aan, by Abu Ammar Yasir Qadhi
- The History of the Qur'anic Text, by Mustafa Al-Azami
- Characteristics of the Bearers of the Qur’aan, by Imam Aajoori

Progression:
Having studied this course you should consider studying the following:
- Uloom Ul Qur'an
- How to Approach and Understand the Qur'an
- Introduction to Tafsir
- Tafsir ul Qur'an - Surah al Fatiha
- Tafsir ul Qur'an - Surah Yusuf
- Tafsir ul Qur'an - Surah al Noor
- Tafsir ul Qur'an - Surah al Furqan
- Tafsir ul Qur'an - Surah al Ahzab

Ustadh Alomgir Ali
Ustdah Alomgir has a BA in Arabic & English language and has studied Arabic and Islamic studies in Cairo. He is currently pursuing a degree in Shariah at al Azhar University in Cairo. He has translated a number of books and holds weekly Tafseer classes in London and is a regular Khateeb in a number of mosques in London. He also taught Arabic and Islamic studies at the Tayyibun Institute.

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