ARB 101 - Qur’anic Knowledge & Language (Level 1) With Sheikh Hasanayn Kassamali
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Instructor: Sheikh Hasanayn Kassamali
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Location: JCC (9000 Bathurst Street)
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Duration: 6 Weeks
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Course overview
Quranic Arabic helps Muslims learn the language of the Quran with the goal of comprehending the Divine message directly. In this course, we will learn simple Quranic vocabulary and grammar. To make it interesting, occasionally we plan to cover simple rules of Tajweed, stories and historical events in the Quran and the relevance of the Quran in our daily lives.
Students will need to put in an average of two hours a week to work on the course. In this level, we will identify nouns and their different forms, a few verbs, and particles from the Sūras recited in daily prayers.
Eligibility: All Muslim men and women, ages 40 and over who can recite the Quran in Arabic.
Students will need to put in an average of two hours a week to work on the course. In this level, we will identify nouns and their different forms, a few verbs, and particles from the Sūras recited in daily prayers.
Eligibility: All Muslim men and women, ages 40 and over who can recite the Quran in Arabic.
Sheikh Hasanayn Kassamali
Instructor
ABOUT SHEIKH HASANAYN KASSAMALI
Sheikh Hasanayn Kassamali who has dedicated his life to faith, education, and service to the community
Born in Tanzania, his journey took him from Bilal Muslim Mission in Kenya, to the Islamic seminaries of the Middle East, and later across Canada and the U.S. as a student, scholar, and community leader.
He has taught in East Africa, earned degrees both from the University of Alberta and from right here at UBC. He’s the founder of the Academy for Learning Islam, also known as A.L.I., through which he and his wife teach short courses and publish Islamic books for both adults and children.
Born in Tanzania, his journey took him from Bilal Muslim Mission in Kenya, to the Islamic seminaries of the Middle East, and later across Canada and the U.S. as a student, scholar, and community leader.
He has taught in East Africa, earned degrees both from the University of Alberta and from right here at UBC. He’s the founder of the Academy for Learning Islam, also known as A.L.I., through which he and his wife teach short courses and publish Islamic books for both adults and children.
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