This course offers an introductory exploration of JuzʾʿAmma, guiding students through its short yet profound suras that illuminate the themes of faith, morality, and the afterlife. Students study selected verses with attention to language, context, and spiritual insight, developing a foundational understanding of Quranic meaning and method. Alongside textual study, the course introduces practical training for those who teach or share Quranic knowledge– emphasizing audience awareness, developmental appropriateness, and compassionate pedagogy.
Students learn how to convey the Quran’s messages of mercy, justice, and accountability with wisdom and sensitivity, ensuring that lessons uplift and nurture rather than overwhelm. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain key themes of Juzʾ ʿAmma, connect them to daily life, and model a Prophetic approach to teaching that balances truth with gentleness.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Students are responsible for purchasing all required textbooks before the start of class.
Ribāṭ textbooks are available at the Rabata Bookshop
Registration Fee
$150.00
Course materials are not included.
| Late Registration Fee | An additional $20.00 beginning September 14, 2026, if seats remain available |
| Registration Deadline | September 28, 2026 |
| Auditing Fee | An additional $5.00 |
| Course Access Ends | January 10, 2027 |
Questions?
Contact registration@rabata.org
Live attendance is highly recommended. Joining live allows you to engage with your instructor and fellow students, participate in discussions, and be part of the course community.
We understand that schedules may make live attendance difficult. All sessions are recorded and made available to students.
To ensure a successful online learning experience, all students must have regular access to a personal computer and reliable high-speed internet. Courses at Ribāṭ University are delivered through Canvas and may include video lectures, interactive discussions, digital readings, and multimedia assignments.
Students are responsible for maintaining the technology needed to participate fully.
Students should be comfortable with basic computer operations, including using email, browsing the internet, uploading and downloading files, and navigating an online learning platform. Training resources and orientation will be provided for students who need additional guidance.

Course Code: ISL 1502
Instructor: Dr. Farhana Yunus
Credit: 1 Credit
Method of Delivery: Online via Zoom
Term: Fall 2026
Course Dates: Sept. 15 - Dec. 15, 2026
Class Days: Tuesdays
Class Times: 12:00 – 1:00 PM CT