Keeping the Ramadaan Momentum
Keeping the Ramadaan Momentum It’s so strange. The moment we see the new crescent moon and hear the Eid Takbeer, we can feel the absence…
Why Madina?
Madina Institute is one of the leading centres in the advanced teachings of the Islamic Sciences. We aim to empower our Students with critical, analytical and essential tools to live a life with purpose through the Holy Qur’an and Prophetic Model. The Institute is committed to our Student’s success and in preparing them to reach the peak of success.
1 Year Full Time Islamic Studies - Usul al Din
The 1-year intensive programme is carried out over 12 months spanning 2 semesters. Courses include Arabic, Fiqh, Seerah and Tarikh, more
3 Year Bachelors Degree Islamic Studies - Usul al Din
The 3-year intensive programme is carried out over 36 months spanning 2 semesters. The course is accredited by the Department of Higher Education and Training. Courses include Arabic, Fiqh, Seerah and Tarikh, more
Short Courses
We offer a variety of Short-Courses throughout South Africa, find out more
Our Short-Courses
Islam for Beginners – 2019
The class is aimed at helping new Muslim sisters understand Islam, its beliefs and practices. It is also a great
Adult Aqidah Classes
This course is based on Aqida At Tahwiyah, a classical text covering the basics of Ahlus Sunnah Belief. It is
Adult Sirah Classes
This course looks at the life of our Beloved Prophet Salallahu alayhi wa alihi wa salaam, focusing on the lessons
Arabic for Beginners – Level 2 – 2019
This course is ideal for adults interested in learning Arabic in order to read classical Islamic texts. It’s perfect for
Student Blogs
Women in Islam – Issues of Faith
Madina Institute Teachers and Students were featured in an episode of SABC 2's Issues of Faith Documentary. Some of the topics covered in the episode:…
Commentary of Aphorism 1 in The Book of Love by Shaykh Dr Muhammed bin Yahya Al-Ninowy
Aphorism 1: “Spiritual diseases affect your heart, which becomes blind with sins, and can only be healed by sincere repentance.” NB: Most of this commentary…
Ramadaan not an exclusive ‘all male club’
THE issue of women in Islam is a charged topic with preconceived notions, claims and stereotypes. As women, we find ourselves running back and forth…
Thankfulness
According to Islam one of our foremost duties is to be grateful to Allah for all His blessings. We describe three levels of thankfulness: To…
The Tawakkul of Sayyida Hajar
During the time of Nabi Ebrahim (AS), Makkah was empty and barren not even vaguely like the city we know it to be today. It…
