Sharia Studies

Sharia & Islamic Studies at Al-Mustafa

The curriculum typically focuses on providing a strong foundation in “Fard Ayn” (obligatory knowledge) while also offering advanced pathways for those seeking to become scholars.

Redhill Jamia Mosque Al-Mustafa offers various Islamic educational opportunities tailored for different age groups and levels of study.

Specialised Youth & Adult Programs

Imam Sajid Laitf Qadri

Consulting with the Head Imam is a standard and highly recommended step at Jamia Al-Mustafa. To ensure the Imam has dedicated time to sit with you, it is best to call ahead or email to request a "Student Assessment Meeting."

Booking an Appointment

Beyond the standard Madrasah for children, the center often runs "Islamic Essentials" workshops designed for working professionals and university students. These are perfect if you're looking for a flexible way to deepen your understanding without committing to a full-time scholarly program.

Core Curriculum Pillars

The advanced courses at Al-Mustafa generally follow a structured progression to ensure students don't just memorize facts, but actually understand the "why" behind the law.

Arabic Language & Tajweed:

Classes are regularly held to teach the rules of Quranic recitation (Tajweed) and foundational Arabic grammar to help students engage directly with sacred texts.

Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence):

The mosque provides sessions on practical Islamic law, covering daily essentials like purification (Taharah), prayer (Salah), and fasting (Sawm).

Logic and Philosophy (Mantiq):

Before diving into complex legal rulings, students often study the basics of logic. This helps in understanding how classical scholars derived rulings and how to apply critical thinking to modern ethical dilemmas.

Inheritance Law (Mirath)

One of the more technical aspects of Sharia, these sessions teach the specific calculations for distributing estates, a vital service for the local Redhill and Reigate community.

Spiritual Excellence (Tasawwuf):

Education here isn't just academic. There is a heavy emphasis on Tazkiyah (purification of the heart), ensuring that as a student's knowledge increases, their character (Akhlaq) improves alongside it.