CERTIFICATE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
(ISLAMIC AND ARABIC STUDIES)

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At BIA College, our curriculum draws inspiration from the esteemed Al-Baqiathus Salihath in India, which has laid the foundation for our seven-year Islamic and Arabic studies (Moulavi) course. Over time, we have enriched this curriculum with contributions from contemporary scholars, ensuring a comprehensive and well-rounded education for our students. Students are also provided with the tools necessary to navigate the complexities of the modern world whilst staying true to their Islamic values.

The course curriculum encompasses a wide range of subjects, providing students with a holistic understanding of Islamic studies including Aqeedah (theology), Fiqh (jurisprudence), Tasawuf (spirituality), Hadith (prophetic traditions), Tafsir (Quranic exegesis), Meeras (legacy of Islamic scholars), Mantiq (logic), Balagha (rhetoric), and much more.

The academic journey at BIA College begins with a strong emphasis on rules and discipline. Right from the start, all students are expected to adhere strictly to the college’s regulations. To establish a solid foundation in the Arabic language and grammar, the curriculum commences with “Arba-athul Kuthub,” a segment that requires students to complete four books covering Fiqh, Aqeedah, Du’a, and Hadith.

As studies progress, students delve deeper into other subjects through the study of additional texts. This includes advanced topics in Arabic grammar and conversation, in-depth exploration of Hadith literature, comprehensive knowledge of the life of the beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), formal Arabic writing skills, pronunciation practice, understanding of Islamic jurisprudence, differentiation between Halal and Haram, Quranic exegesis (thafseer).

The curriculum at BIA College aims to instill critical thinking, research skills, and a profound understanding of Islamic principles. Throughout their academic journey, students are encouraged to engage in discussions, ask questions, and explore different perspectives.

We believe that a well-rounded education goes beyond academic studies. BIA College provides students with a supportive and nurturing environment where they can participate in various extracurricular activities, community service projects, cultural events, and spiritual retreats. These experiences contribute to their personal growth and enable them to connect their knowledge with real-world applications.

Course Content

Subjects Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7
Dua Memorization
Arabic Calligraphy
Recitation of Al-Quran / Arabic Elocution
Etymology
Al-Quran Memorization
Al-Hadees (Prophetic Art)
Arabic Language
Islamic Jurisprudence
Theology (Theory of Islamic Belief)
Arabic Grammer & Literature
Spiritual Field / Mysticism
Classical Arabic
Al-Qur'an Commentary
Islamic history
Al-Qur'an Basic Knowledge
Al-Hadith Basic Knowledge
Fundamentals of Jurisprudence
Prophetic Demeanor
Logic
Religious judgment rules (Rules of Fathwa)
Basic Rules of Da'wah (inviting people to Islam)
Astronomy
Prosody & Rhyme

Academic Staff (Islamic & Arabic Studies)

Muhammad Razooq (Bahji) (Principal)

Al Usthaz M. Razooq Al-Bahji
Principal BIA College

Muhammed Mujeebullah (Bahji)

Al Usthaz M. Mujeebullah Al-Bahji
Deputy Principal

Muhammad Safran (Bahji)

Al Usthaz M. Safran Al-Bahji

Al Usthaz M. Farwis Al-Bahji