Courses and classes for women and girls, online and in Liverpool.
Choose a programme to see who it is for, when it runs, where it takes place and what it costs.
Online times are UK time.
A free online programme for women, from October 2026 to July 2027. This year there are two courses: Fiqh on Mondays, with a choice of Hanafi, Maliki or Shafi’i, and Inheritance Laws on Fridays.
A weekend programme for girls aged 11 to 18 who live in Liverpool and the surrounding areas, taught in person at Abdullah Quilliam Mosque. A Foundation Year for Year 6 prepares girls to join it.
Free weekly classes for sisters, on Tuesdays at Abdullah Quilliam Mosque in Liverpool: Why Islām Is True, Beginners to Islām, Connecting to the Book of Allah and Islamic Studies.
An evening of poetry in honour of Sayyidah Khadījah, online on Zoom, on the 11th night of every Hijri month at 6:30pm UK time. All sisters are welcome.
Try Beginners to Islām or Why Islām Is True, on Tuesdays at Abdullah Quilliam Mosque.
Becoming Women of God is free and online, on Mondays and Fridays.
The Weekend Programme is for girls who live in Liverpool and the surrounding areas.
Subjects covered will vary depending on the course taken. Here are some key areas we focus on in Liverpool.
The study of how to recite the Qur’an in the way that it was revealed. Students will cover the rules and principles of correct recitation of the Qur’an, moving through levels 1 to 7. They begin with correct articulation of single letters. Our most advanced students are studying towards an Ijāza.
Principles of faith in God, the Messengers, the scriptures, the angels, the Day of Judgement and Predestination. Students will learn the basic principles of Sunni Islamic belief through evidence-based learning from the Qur’an and the Sunna. They will also explore the logical proofs as laid down by the scholars of theology.
The life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Students will explore the life and living of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Prophetic biography will include the important role women played in the life of the Prophet ﷺ and their essential role in helping establish the foundations of the first community of Muslims.
Islamic fundamentals and practice of sacred law such as purification, prayer and fasting. Students will study the essentials of Islām from the point of view of the law. They will study legal rulings such as wajib, mandub, mubah, makruh, haram, and the like as they pertain to basic practice.
The study of God consciousness and the internal practice of the faith. Students explore the three central areas of soul, heart and spirit. In addition, the area of spirituality focuses on improving one’s etiquette with others and, importantly, in the presence of God.
Students will engage in art and drama workshops. Activities include learning to play the duff (traditional drum), singing and writing nashids (songs of praise), Islamic arts, and exploring their faith through drama.
Students will engage in Sunnah sports and activities such as archery and horse riding, as well as other sports that aim to help build confidence. They will identify who they are as young Muslim women, and gain the ability to work together as part of a student community.
Students will engage in activities linked to their learning, such as organising their own fundraising events and engaging in community service. They will also explore ways to support each other with elements of their faith.
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