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Women's
Part-Time Program

MONDAY

7-10pm

Aqida & Hanafi Fiqh

Sh Nisar

THURSDAY

Maghrib

Tasawwwuf

Dr. Shadee

SUNDAY

2-5pm

Uwaylim

(Tafsir)

Dr. Shadee

OPEN HOURS

Mon-Thur 4-8

Hifz

Qari Zahid

The Fall term women's tuition is $600 divided into four monthly payments. No student is turned away due to lack of funds.

Classes start September 19th, 2022. The women's program will be held at NBIC.

Sisters will have additional office hours and special sisters' seminars with the teachers.

Regarding Hifz, students may go at any time with session lengths of their own choosing any day Monday through Thursday 4-8pm. Session length is also at the discretion of the student.

Through tuition, we are able to support the following:

Operations for our facility
A public library of Islamic texts in Tafsir, Hadith, Fiqh, Aqida, and more
Our routine offerings such as our classes and online programs

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What is the cost?

It is $800 per semester. There are two semesters every year, and classes are offered year round with some breaks for holidays.
Is this program only for future scholars?

This program is for seekers at all levels, including those who have no plans to go into full-time scholarship. The main requirement that is needed is a serious desire to seek knowledge and the mental and physical ability to commit to the time and rigor of a program that meets three hours a day, for three days a week.
Is there an online component?

Darul Fath is fully in-person. If you choose to take online classes, we offer them at Arkview.org.
What if I can't attend every day?

We highly recommend that you make a firm intention before applying to this program, and make the commitment to attend all the courses you choose to take. We understand that a student may not take every single course. Missing one or two classes will not hurt one, but a luke-warm commitment and spotty attendance will only waste your time and money
Is there a women's program?

Yes, we have a women's program which includes courses in aqida, fiqh, tasawwuf, & hifz. All women's courses are held at the New Brunswick Islamic Center.
How is fiqh taught?

As a pre-requisite, students must have decided to study Hanafi or Maliki fiqh. Shafi'i and Hanbali fiqh are not offered. A student may not study two madhabs at once for pedagogical reasons.
What books do I need to purchase?

The book list will be made available to all students. Students can use PDFs of the books or they can purchase them online.
Where are classes?

Classes are held on two campuses: 367 Somserset St in New Brunswick. 1330 Livingston Ave in North Brunswick (NBIC).

CONTACT

Registrar@SafinaSociety.org

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Women's Part-Time Program

Women's
Part-Time Program