Structured Islamic courses provide a clear way to learn Islam through organised lessons, training, education, and guidance. Akhuwat-e-Islami supports Islamic learning through 12 departments, each focusing on a different area of religious education, community development, Dawah, family life, youth development, and Islamic guidance.
These departments help Muslims access Islamic knowledge in different ways, from weekly gatherings and madrasah education to online courses, Shariah guidance, Imam training, New Muslim support, and Dawah programmes. Together, they provide different opportunities for Muslims to learn, develop good character, and serve their communities.
1. Public Reform Department
The Public Reform Department organises weekly gatherings focused on the remembrance of Allah and lessons from the Qur’an and Hadith. It also supports reform and educational programmes in homes, offices, and communities. These activities aim to increase Islamic awareness and help Muslims understand and apply Islamic teachings in their daily lives.
The department also promotes good character and positive Islamic thinking among the public. Through regular gatherings and educational programmes, it encourages people to improve themselves and contribute positively to society. Its work connects Islamic learning with practical reform, helping individuals and communities develop stronger religious awareness and better character.
2. Imams & Khatheeb Training Department
The Imams & Khatheeb Training Department provides special training sessions for Imams and Khatheebs. It supports them in preparing Friday sermons and developing the knowledge and skills required for their religious responsibilities. The department aims to help religious leaders communicate Islamic teachings clearly and effectively to their local communities.
The department also provides Imams and Khatheebs with computer-based presentations and other educational materials. These resources support sermon preparation, academic learning, and communication skills. Through organised training and useful educational resources, the department helps Imams and Khatheebs improve their preparation and deliver Islamic messages with greater clarity.
3. Education & Madrasah Department
The Education & Madrasah Department focuses on religious and character-building education for students. It supports learning that develops Islamic knowledge alongside good manners and personal values. The department also provides teaching and training courses for teachers, helping educators improve their skills and provide better religious education to students.
The department also supports madrasahs that are in need and helps improve their educational systems. Its work focuses on strengthening Islamic education through better teaching, training, and organised learning. By supporting students, teachers, and madrasahs, the department works to create stronger educational environments for learning Islamic knowledge.
4. Youth Department
The Youth Department provides monthly Islamic classes and educational workshops for school, college, and university students, as well as other young people. These programmes help young Muslims learn about Islam and develop positive values. They also encourage young people to understand their responsibilities towards their families, communities, and wider society.
The department also carries out positive educational, moral, and character-building work through social media. It aims to develop Islamic awareness and a spirit of serving society among young people. Through education, Islamic activities, and positive engagement, the department encourages youth to develop good character and become responsible members of society.
5. Publications, Literature & Media Department
- The Publications, Literature & Media Department publishes and digitises books written by scholars of Ahle-Sunnat and makes Islamic knowledge more accessible through the Akhuwat-e-Islami website. It also publishes educational books, leaflets, and a digital monthly magazine, providing Muslims with different forms of Islamic reading and educational material.
- The department also creates videos, podcasts, and other Dawah materials for digital platforms. Its work includes YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and other online channels. By combining Islamic literature with modern digital media, the department helps share Islamic education, useful resources, and Dawah content with a wider audience.
6. New Muslims Department
The New Muslims Department supports people who have accepted Islam by providing free Islamic books and basic educational materials. It also organises weekly educational and training programmes for New Muslims. These programmes help them understand the basic teachings of Islam and provide useful knowledge for beginning their Islamic journey.
The department teaches essential Islamic beliefs, worship, and important aspects of the Islamic way of life. This allows New Muslims to learn gradually and understand their religious responsibilities. Through educational materials and regular programmes, the department provides continued support as New Muslims develop their knowledge and become more connected with the Muslim community.
7. Organisation & Administration Department
The Organisation & Administration Department supports the organised working of Akhuwat-e-Islami through training, planning, and administration. It organises monthly training sessions for members and volunteers and supports a structured system involving the Shura, Executive Council, and local representatives. This helps members understand their roles and responsibilities.
The department also focuses on planning targets, preparing performance reports, and maintaining organisational discipline. Clear planning and regular reporting help the organisation work towards its goals in an organised way. By supporting administration, training, and accountability, the department helps maintain a structured system for members, volunteers, representatives, and activities.
8. Search Spouse Department
The Search Spouse Department provides a safe and respectful platform for Muslims seeking marriage. It offers guidance and support to help individuals find suitable marriage partners while keeping Islamic values in focus. The department aims to make the search for a spouse more organised, respectful, and suitable for Muslims.
Alongside marriage support, the department provides Islamic and social guidance related to marriage. It also organises quarterly educational programmes to help Muslims understand important aspects of marriage and family life. Through guidance and education, the department supports individuals who are preparing for marriage and looking for a suitable spouse.
9. Free Online Short Courses Department
The Free Online Short Courses Department provides short and useful Islamic courses free of charge through the Akhuwat-e-Islami website. The courses include Pre-Marriage & Nikah, Islamic Beliefs & Family, Prophethood, Hajj & Umrah, Salah & Purification, Zakat, Halal & Haram in Finance, Islamic Banking, and other essential Islamic and social subjects.
These online courses make Islamic learning easier to access for Muslims who want to study important subjects. The courses cover personal, family, worship, financial, and other areas of Islamic life. By offering short courses online without charge, the department provides a convenient way for people to develop useful Islamic knowledge.
10. Dar-ul-Ifta & Shariah Guidance Department
The Dar-ul-Ifta & Shariah Guidance Department provides Islamic answers and guidance on modern issues faced by Muslims in Europe. Its guidance is based on the Qur’an, Sunnah, and reliable Islamic sources. The department addresses different questions and concerns and helps Muslims understand Islamic guidance in relation to contemporary issues.
The department also provides Shariah guidance and special courses on matters such as divorce and essential family issues. It aims to provide useful religious guidance while supporting healthy family relationships. Its programmes also focus on Islamic values, mutual respect, and family responsibilities, helping Muslims understand these matters through Islamic teachings.
11. I’tikaf & Training Department
The I’tikaf & Training Department organises Ramadan and annual I’tikaf programmes, including I’tikaf during the last ten days of Ramadan. It also provides training in basic obligatory religious knowledge. These programmes provide opportunities for worship, Islamic learning, and personal development while helping participants strengthen their connection with religious practice.
The department also teaches the translation of the Qur’an and Hadith, along with essential Islamic rulings. It provides educational, moral, and Dawah training to prepare participants for effective teaching and community work. Through I’tikaf and training programmes, the department supports religious education, personal development, and the responsible sharing of Islamic knowledge.
12. Caravan Department
The Caravan Department organises a three-day monthly Dawah programme held every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. These programmes provide opportunities for participants to learn, take part in Dawah activities, and serve the community. The department encourages regular participation in Islamic work and helps Muslims strengthen their connection with religious learning.
The department also teaches participants about the finality of Prophethood, the Shahadah, and essential Islamic beliefs. Participants receive preparation for Dawah and community work through learning and practical activities. By combining Islamic education with Dawah training, the Caravan Department encourages Muslims to share Islamic teachings and serve their communities.
Learn, Grow and Serve Through Islamic Education
Akhuwat-e-Islami provides different opportunities for Muslims to learn Islam, improve their understanding, and take part in positive community activities. Through its 12 departments, the organisation supports Islamic education, youth development, Imam training, New Muslim support, Shariah guidance, Islamic literature, Dawah, marriage guidance, and other areas of Muslim life.
Whether you want to join an Islamic course, learn about essential beliefs and worship, improve your Islamic knowledge, receive Shariah guidance, or take part in Dawah and community activities, there are different programmes available for different needs. A structured approach can help you learn gradually, understand important subjects clearly, and continue developing your knowledge and practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What Islamic courses does Akhuwat-e-Islami offer?
It offers courses on beliefs, worship, family life, finance, Hajj, Umrah, and other Islamic subjects.
2. Are the courses available online?
Yes, free Islamic short courses are available online.
3. Does Akhuwat-e-Islami provide Shariah guidance?
Yes, the Dar-ul-Ifta Department provides Islamic guidance on various matters.
4. Are there Islamic programmes for young people?
Yes, the Youth Department provides Islamic classes and educational workshops.
5. How can I join an Islamic course?
Fill in the enquiry form or call us directly to learn more and choose a suitable programme.
If you would like help choosing the right course for your level, you can book a private, confidential consultation. Your learning goals are welcome.