Online Seerah Course

• The Prophet’s Noble Lineage: Discover the family background of the Prophet (PBUH).
• The Early Life of the Prophet (PBUH): Explore his childhood, upbringing, and the moral environment of Mecca before Islam.
• The Importance of Seerah Education: Learn why studying the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is essential for spiritual growth and practical understanding.

Pre-Prophethood Era: Examine the societal and cultural conditions that set the stage for the final revelation.

Level 1 duration:

• Children (Ages 5–10): 40–48 hours (16–24 weeks, 2 hours per week).
• Teens (Ages 15–18): 48–56 hours (12–16 weeks, 3–4 hours per week).
• Adults (Ages 20–60): 60–70 hours (10–14 weeks, 5 hours per week).

• The First Revelation: Reflect on the monumental event that marked the beginning of the Prophet’s (PBUH) mission.
• Challenges of the Meccan Period: Understand the trials faced by the Prophet (PBUH) in calling to Islam and his unwavering patience.
• The Hijrah to Medina: Study the migration and its significance in the formation of the first Muslim community.

Level 2 duration:

• Children (Ages 5–10): 48–56 hours (16–20 weeks, 2–3 hours per week).
• Teens (Ages 15–18): 60–70 hours (12–16 weeks, 4–5 hours per week).
• Adults (Ages 20–60): 70–80 hours (10–14 weeks, 6 hours per week).

• The Medina Period: Explore the Prophet’s (PBUH) leadership and the establishment of a just society.
• Key Battles and Treaties: Reflect on significant events such as the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah and their lessons for leadership and unity.
• The Farewell Sermon and Final Days: Reflect on the Prophet’s timeless guidance and its relevance in today’s world.

Level 3 duration:

• Children (Ages 5–10): 48–60 hours (16–24 weeks, 2–3 hours per week).
• Teens (Ages 15–18): 70–80 hours (12–16 weeks, 4–5 hours per week).
• Adults (Ages 20–60): 80–90 hours (10–14 weeks, 6 hours per week).