Courses
Structured learning, one cohort at a time
Four small, focused courses: faith, adab, Qur’an, and Arabic. Fall 2026 cohorts are for young men.Four short, focused courses in the Islamic sciences, each one small, cohort-based, and taught the same way everything at Ihsan Circle is: relationally, not just informationally. Fall 2026 cohorts are for young men; join the list if you’re looking for programming for your daughter, and we’ll keep you posted.
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Four Disciplines, One Formation
Faith., Adab., Qur’an., Arabic.
At a Glance
The four, side by side
$160
- Best for
- The son with questions: proofs and conviction
- Ages
- Teens, 13–18
- Meets
- Sundays, 1:00–2:30 PM Central
- Outside class
- 30–45 minutes of reading and a short written reflection
$160
- Best for
- Character and daily habits, practised not preached
- Ages
- Preteens and teens, 12–17
- Meets
- Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00–7:00 PM Central
- Outside class
- About 15 minutes a day: one Prophetic habit, held all week
$160
- Best for
- Meaning and memorization of the oft-recited surahs
- Ages
- Preteens and teens, 12–17
- Meets
- Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00–7:00 PM Central
- Outside class
- 20–30 minutes of memorization and review, most days
$400
- Best for
- Serious beginners ready to read sacred Arabic
- Ages
- Young adults, 17–25
- Meets
- Saturdays & Sundays, 8:00–10:00 AM Central
- Outside class
- 2 hours a week of written grammar exercises, pen in hand
| Course | Best for | Ages | Meets | Outside class | Tuition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Faith Made Clear | The son with questions: proofs and conviction | Teens, 13–18 | Sundays, 1:00–2:30 PM Central | 30–45 minutes of reading and a short written reflection | $160 | Details & Apply |
| The Art of Adab | Character and daily habits, practised not preached | Preteens and teens, 12–17 | Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00–7:00 PM Central | About 15 minutes a day: one Prophetic habit, held all week | $160 | Details & Apply |
| Exploring the Qur’an | Meaning and memorization of the oft-recited surahs | Preteens and teens, 12–17 | Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00–7:00 PM Central | 20–30 minutes of memorization and review, most days | $160 | Details & Apply |
| Unlocking Arabic | Serious beginners ready to read sacred Arabic | Young adults, 17–25 | Saturdays & Sundays, 8:00–10:00 AM Central | 2 hours a week of written grammar exercises, pen in hand | $400 | Details & Apply |
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What Every Course Shares · الطريقة
The same room, whichever door you enter
The subjects differ. The way they are taught does not.
Live, and attended
Live sessions with a real teacher. Recordings are the fallback, not the course.Every session happens at a real time with a real teacher. A student can ask his question the moment he has it, and be asked one back. If he has to miss one, a recording can be shared on request, but it is a fallback, not the course. Being there is what the course asks of him.
Eight to ten students
Small enough that nobody can drift to the back of the room.Small enough that nobody drifts to the back of the room. The teacher knows whether each student understood, because there is nowhere to hide.
The same teacher, start to finish
One teacher the whole way. Continuity is most of what makes a class work.Not a rotating bench and not a stand-in. Continuity is most of what makes a class work, and it is the first thing a cheaper format gives up.
Something to carry out
Each week closes with one concrete thing to attempt before the next.Each week closes with one concrete thing to attempt before the next: a habit, a passage, a parsing, a conversation. The work continues between sessions.
Still Choosing
Start from the student, not the catalogue
Rest on the sentence that sounds like him, and his course will answer here.
Not sure which course fits?
Tell us a bit about the student, and we’ll point you to the right one, or suggest Ihsan Circle instead.
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