Foundations 3.0

Instructor: Musanna Zia. Based on the Yaqeen Institute's internationally recognised middle school ethics curriculum, Morality Toolkit helps young students discover where right and wrong come from, how the Qur’an and Sunnah are meant to guide every part of life, and what it looks like to pursue true moral excellence. The first 8 sessions follow the curriculum closely, and the final 4 are dedicated application and immersion sessions.

• Fitrah — Our Inner Compass
• The Fitrah Plot Twist
• Our Guiding Lights
• Glowing through the Qur’an & Sunnah
• Glow-Up — Transformative Journeys in Islam
• Stop, Slow Down or Go — Qur’an & Sunnah Directing Society
• Ihsan — Doing Your Very Best
• Ihsan in Action — The 4Rs
• Application & Immersion Session 1
• Application & Immersion Session 2
• Application & Immersion Session 3
• Application & Immersion Session 4

Instructor: Abdullah Ahsan. Surah Al-Qasas tells the full story of Musa AS — from a vulnerable infant placed in a river, to a Prophet standing before Pharaoh. Students encounter the surah chronologically, drawing personal lessons from each passage through story-led sessions with written reflection.

• When You Feel Like Nobody Is Watching (V. 1–6)
• What Happens When You Trust Allah Completely (V. 7–13)
• You Are Not Defined by Your Worst Moment (V. 14–21)
• How to Ask Allah When You Have Nothing Left (V. 22–25)
• People Notice Who You Are Before You Say a Word (V. 26–28)
• The Years That Felt Wasted Were Not Wasted (V. 29–35)
• What Happens to a Person Who Thinks He Is God (V. 36–42)
• It Is Not Your Job to Change People (V. 43–56)
• When You Know the Truth but Choose Your Comfort (V. 57–59)
• The Trap of Thinking You Did It Alone (V. 76–82)
• The Two Things That Quietly Ruin a Person (V. 83–85)
• When Everything Passes — What Are You Holding Onto? (V. 86–88)

Instructor: Yasin Asad. Surah Yusuf is the only surah in the Qur’an that tells a single, complete story from beginning to end — a coming-of-age narrative about betrayal, integrity, patience, power, and forgiveness. Allah calls it "the best of stories."

• Why Allah Sent This Story When He Did (V. 1–6)
• When the People Who Should Love You Hurt You the Most (V. 7–18)
• Integrity Is What You Do When No One Is Watching (V. 19–29)
• "Prison Is More Beloved to Me Than What They Call Me To" (V. 30–35)
• Don't Waste the Hard Years (V. 36–42)
• Dignity Before Freedom (V. 43–53)
• What Do You Do When You Finally Have the Power? (V. 54–67)
• The Faith That Refuses to Break (V. 68–87)
• "No Blame Will There Be Upon You Today" (V. 88–93)
• When Allah's Plan Finally Makes Sense (V. 94–101)
• What This Story Was Actually Sent to Teach You (V. 102–111)
• One Surah, Five Characters, Five Lessons (Full surah review)

Instructor: Haris Khan. Dawah is not about winning arguments — it is about winning hearts. Students learn what dawah actually is, who the da’ee needs to be, and how to share Islam with wisdom, compassion, and sincerity. Culminates in a student-led Dawah Project.

• Learn to Win Hearts, Not Arguments
• The Compassion–Orthodoxy Balance
• The Trinity of Dawah
• Removal of Nafs
• Use the Spiritual Side of Islam More Than the Fiqhi Side
• The Principle of Graduality & Direct vs Indirect Dawah
• The Combination of Dawah, Du’a, and Khidmat
• The Da’ee Is Never Judgemental
• The Da’ee Is Never Result-Oriented
• Body Language of a Da’ee & Universality of Vision
• How to Stop Someone from Doing Wrong — The Story of Abu Huraira and His Mother
• Pass On From Me