TAW 7 – Benefits and Harms – Daarul Aathaar Institute (DAI)

Course Overview

Tawheed (Islamic Monotheism) is the foundation of Islam and the most important aspect of a Muslim’s faith. It is the primary purpose of revealing divine books and sending messengers. Tawheed is the core and most fundamental concept upon which a Muslim’s faith is built.

This course explores some key topics like extremism, enjoining good and forbidding evil, segregation in Islam, etiquettes of calling others to Islam and Islamic schools of thought. Also in this course, you will learn the difference between prophets and their miracles and miracles of the righteous.

Course Content

MODULE 1: The Companions (May Allah Be Pleased With Them)
- Overview on Companions
- Virtues of the Companions
- Noble Qualities of the Companions
MODULE 2: Extremism
- Definition of Extremism
- Forms of Extremism 1
- Forms of Extremism 2
MODULE 3: Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils
- Definition of Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils
- Overview and Ruling on Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils
- Duties of the One Who Commands Right and Forbids Wrong
- Importance of Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils
MODULE 4: Partisanship in Islam
- Kinds of Partisanship 1
- Kinds of Partisanship 2
- Kinds of Partisanship 3
MODULE 5: Listening to and Obeying the Rulers
- Definition of Terms
- Overview of Listening to and Obeying the Rulers
- Importance of Listening to and Obeying the Rulers
MODULE 6: Islamic Schools of Thought
- Overview of Islamic Schools of Thought
- Reasons for the Emergence of Islamic Schools of Thought
- Most Prominent Islamic Schools of Thought 1
- Important Notes
MODULE 7: Prophets and Their Miracles
- Prophets and Their Miracles 1
- Prophets and Their Miracles 2
- Prophets and Their Miracles 3
- Prophets and Their Miracles 4
MODULE 8: Righteous Allies of Allah and Their Miracles
- Righteous Allies of Allah and Their Miracles 1
- Righteous Allies of Allah and Their Miracles 2
- Extent to Which Supernatural Acts Indicate the Righteousness
MODULE 9: Method of Calling to Allah
- Introduction to Method of Calling to Allah
- Reward of Call to Allah
- Best Approach to Calling to Islam 1
- Best Approach to Calling to Islam 2
MODULE 10: Signs of the Last Hour 1
- Overview to Signs of the Last Hour
- Minor Signs of the Last Hour 1
- Minor Signs of the Last Hour 2
- Minor Signs of the Last Hour 3
MODULE 11: Signs of the Last Hour 2
- Major Signs of the Last Hour 1
- Major Signs of the Last Hour 2
- Major Signs of the Last Hour 3
- Major Signs of the Last Hour 4

TAW 7 – Benefits and Harms

DAI

Course Overview

Course Content

Overview on Companions

Virtues of the Companions

Noble Qualities of the Companions

Definition of Extremism

Forms of Extremism 1

Forms of Extremism 2

Definition of Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils

Overview and Ruling on Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils

Duties of the One Who Commands Right and Forbids Wrong

Importance of Enjoining Goods and Forbidding Evils

Kinds of Partisanship 1

Kinds of Partisanship 2

Kinds of Partisanship 3

Definition of Terms

Overview of Listening to and Obeying the Rulers

Importance of Listening to and Obeying the Rulers

Overview of Islamic Schools of Thought

Reasons for the Emergence of Islamic Schools of Thought

Most Prominent Islamic Schools of Thought 1

Important Notes

Prophets and Their Miracles 1

Prophets and Their Miracles 2

Prophets and Their Miracles 3

Prophets and Their Miracles 4

Righteous Allies of Allah and Their Miracles 1

Righteous Allies of Allah and Their Miracles 2

Extent to Which Supernatural Acts Indicate the Righteousness

Introduction to Method of Calling to Allah

Reward of Call to Allah

Best Approach to Calling to Islam 1

Best Approach to Calling to Islam 2

Overview to Signs of the Last Hour

Minor Signs of the Last Hour 1

Minor Signs of the Last Hour 2

Minor Signs of the Last Hour 3

Major Signs of the Last Hour 1

Major Signs of the Last Hour 2

Major Signs of the Last Hour 3

Major Signs of the Last Hour 4

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