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2027/2028 Classes

Classes run on two weekends a month (Sat/Sun) that alternate between two patterns — Weekend A and Weekend B. Find your date in the schedule below to see which pattern is on, then check that pattern for the day's subjects.

Weekend A
TimeSaturdaySunday
10.00 – 11.30 (90 min)EconomicsPolitical Science
12.00 – 13.30 (90 min)SociologyIslamic Dynasties
14.00 – 15.30 (90 min)ErotologyLinguistics
Weekend B
TimeSaturdaySunday
10.00 – 11.30 (90 min)SeerahIslam in the World
12.00 – 13.30 (90 min)MuqaddimaHistoriography
14.00 – 15.30 (90 min)

Weekend Schedule

Every teaching weekend in date order with its rotation pattern
# SaturdaySundayPattern
1 Sat 10 April Sun 11 April Weekend A
2 Sat 24 April Sun 25 April Weekend B
3 Sat 8 May Sun 9 May Weekend A
4 Sat 22 May Sun 23 May Weekend B
5 Sat 12 June Sun 13 June Weekend A
6 Sat 26 June Sun 27 June Weekend B
7 Sat 10 July Sun 11 July Weekend A
8 Sat 24 July Sun 25 July Weekend B
9 Sat 7 August Sun 8 August Weekend A
10 Sat 21 August Sun 22 August Weekend B
11 Sat 4 September Sun 5 September Weekend A
12 Sat 18 September Sun 19 September Weekend B
13 Sat 2 October Sun 3 October Weekend A
14 Sat 16 October Sun 17 October Weekend B
15 Sat 6 November Sun 7 November Weekend A
16 Sat 20 November Sun 21 November Weekend B
17 Sat 4 December Sun 5 December Weekend A
18 Sat 18 December Sun 19 December Weekend B
19 Sat 8 January 2028 Sun 9 January 2028 Weekend A

Dates are fixed as listed above, with short breaks in early June and over the winter holidays.

Global Muslim Scholar Training

What you become

Learning Outcomes

The PEOPLE framework — six commitments the program makes to every student.

Learning Outcomes

The Global Muslim Scholar Training is designed to revive the lost tradition and study of Islamic History, Historiography, Islamic Economics and Banking and the Humanities. Our team of dedicated researchers and academics is committed to the effective and positive development of each student enrolled onto the program.

We monitor and measure the outcome of our programs by following the PEOPLE framework, as outlined below:

1.

PROVIDE an immersive and interactive learning environment and community through which students will acquire a thorough and guided experience in the study, analysis and interpretation on one of most seminal and authoritative classical texts every written on the subject of Islamic History - Ibn Khaldun's al-Muqaddima.

2.

EQUIP students to cultivate adequate and life-long comprehension skills, critical competencies and proficiency in applying the proper mode and methods for learning and unpacking Islamic History as outlined in the principles of classical Islamic Historiography; studying Islamic Economics and Banking as well as the Humanities.

3.

OFFER students a wealth of knowledge and insights pertaining to the earliest developments in Islamic History, Historiographers and Chroniclers, up until the 20th century. Students will acquire knowledge of seminal and authoritative authors and texts in classical Islamic History and its sciences as well as Islamic Economics/Banking, Sociology, Political Science, Islam in the World, Erotology and Linguistics.

4.

PREPARE students to conduct their own original research assignments and inquiries by teaching them the appropriate means by which to qualify various sources of historical information, the limitations and varying methodologies, terminologies and nomenclature that are prevalent in the register of classical works on Islamic History and historiography, Economics and Humanities.

5.

LIBERATE our students from being limited and confined to the rigid, narrow and mostly outdated methods of learning as currently taught in many schools, colleges and universities worldwide. Our programs are designed to be interactive, meaningful and appropriate for a modern audience.

6.

ENABLE Diploma level candidates to apply their learning experience directly towards an assignment that will culminate in the publication of an original research article or the development of an initiative that will convey some aspect of Islamic History, Islamic Economics/Banking and Humanities.

We intend to deliver all the above mentioned through the effective delivery of programs and by educating, training and empowering students to not only learn how to read Islamic history, Islamic Economics and Humanities but also how to analyze, interpret and convey those topics appropriately.

Begin Your Journey to Discover Your Islamic Identity!

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Applications are now open for 2027/2028. Start your transformation today with our comprehensive curriculum designed to cultivate authentic Islamic scholarship.

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