Student Questions

The Institute provides progressive Islamic education rooted in the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah. The learning path helps students move from knowledge into practice, reflection, consistency, service, and leadership.

School 1 is intended for people preparing for Shahada, new Muslims, and born Muslims who want to strengthen their Islamic foundation. Applicants should be ready to learn, participate respectfully, and follow Institute expectations.

No. The Institute reviews each application to determine whether the program, current class setting, and available support are a suitable match. An applicant may be contacted for additional information or an orientation conversation.

The Institute considers the applicant’s learning goals, readiness, ability to participate, willingness to follow policies, and whether the Institute can provide an appropriate learning environment. Prior formal Islamic education is not required for School 1.

Students may progress through School 1: Learn, School 2: Practice, School 3: Reflect, School 4: Grow, and School 5: Serve. Each school builds a different area of knowledge, character, responsibility, and readiness.

Yes. Students may take approved individual classes from different schools before completing that school. Completing the full school and meeting its requirements is still necessary for formal advancement through the learning path.

Class format depends on the available cohort and course. Applicants may state whether they prefer online or physical classes on the School 1 application.

No. The November 19, 2026 School 1 cohort is tuition-free. No tuition payment, deposit, or scholarship application is required for this cohort. Any future tuition and scholarship details will be published before enrollment opens for a future cohort.

Yes. Class information, learning-material sections, the Handbook & Policies area, and Student Questions may be viewed without a student login.

Students and stewards should attend consistently and notify the Institute as soon as they know they will be late or absent. The Attendance Line in the website menu provides the required notice form.

Advancement depends on completing the current school’s required learning activities, reviews, assessments, and other expectations. Readiness and successful completion are reviewed before advancement.

Recognition is provided at meaningful milestones. Students who complete School 1 receive an Aqeedah & Tawheed certificate. Students who complete the full learning path will receive a graduation certificate and participate in a graduation ceremony, with details announced later.

Students and stewards are expected to communicate respectfully, protect safety and privacy, complete responsibilities honestly, follow Institute policies, and contribute to a learning environment centered on beneficial knowledge and good character.