Islamic Studies

The study of Islamic Studies has general objectives, including:1- A sound understanding of the Book of God, the Mighty and Sublime, mastery of reading it in terms of controlling the vowels and consonants and taking out the letters from their exits.2- Linking Islam to real-life to solve its problems, as Islam is not just a religion that links man to his Lord only; instead, it is the complete system of life to regulate the relations between man and his fellow man in various vital fields.3- The infallibility of children from slipping into imported principles and extraneous ideas. When the right path becomes clear to them, they do not leave it to someone else, as there is a difference between the guidance of the Creator and the guidance of the creature.4- The student learns that the purpose of teaching religion is not just a degree and that the degree in all fields of study guides understanding and comprehension. As for religion, it is not a measure of religiosity, but genuine religiosity is the virtuous behavior that is aware of the meanings of Islam in the reality of life.5-Following up the fulfillment of loyalty to God alone, and making the actions purely for a face, and straight in all its aspects according to His law.6- Supporting the Islamic belief by which the student's view of the universe and the wonders that God has made in his creation of human beings, animals, plants, and inanimate objects, and providing him with Islamic concepts and culture that make him cherish Islam, and can call for it and defend it.7 - Empowerment of living belonging to the nation of Islam that carries the banner of monotheism and the achievement of loyalty to the nation, which corresponds to this age of expansion on the horizon, and aspiration to the heights.8- Undertaking the student's various abilities and preparations that appear during this period and directing them according to what suits them and what the goals of Islamic education achieve in their general sense.9 - Develop the student's scientific thinking, deepening the spirit of research and experimentation, systematic tracking, using references, and getting used to sound study methods.10- Allowing the able student and preparing him to continue studying at different levels and in all disciplines.11- Forming the student's positive awareness to confront destructive thoughts and misleading trends.

Objectives of teaching the Holy Qur'an:

Among the essential objectives of teaching the Holy Qur'an are:1- Connecting the students to the Book of God and being polite with it, instilling his love in them, and recognizing the names and locations of the surahs he recites.2- Mastering the memorization of the prescribed surahs with ease, taking into account the control of movements and stills and the sound pronunciation of letters, words, and verses.3- Contemplate and act upon the Noble Qur'an.4- Correcting the students' tongues, accustoming them to the correct pronunciation of the Arabic letters, and removing the letters from their correct exits.5- Raising the remembrance skill and developing the ability to orderly recall. 6- Refining the behavior of students and developing their religious attitude.Objectives of teaching the Prophet's Hadith:1- Rooting the love of the Messenger ﷺ in the hearts of young people through learning his personality, his conditions, and his virtues. 2- Introducing his honorable year and considering him a student role model.3- A sound understanding of the hadiths of the Prophet.4- Demonstrating the greatness of the Sunnah in dealing with the details of the problems and the subtleties of matters.5- Building the ability and willingness to elicit rulings and values ​​from the Prophet's hadith.6- Introducing the characteristics of the Prophetic Sunnah, its ranks, and ways to reach us.7- Defining the science of the term hadith.8- Taste the prophetic literature, its eloquence, and morals.9- Introducing students to the difference between the Noble Qur'an and the purified Sunnah texts and allowing them to differentiate between them.10- Informing students of the great efforts made by hadith scholars and introducing them and their position.

Particular Objectives of Islamic Studies

1 - Providing students with correct information about transactions, acts of worship, and moral jurisprudence, i.e., providing them with correct knowledge about these topics.2 - Correcting what is not true about the students' knowledge about their worship, treatment, and morals.3 - Work-based on that correct knowledge and apply it in life situations.4 - That the student achieves the last three goals in others. That is, this student should work to provide others with whom he is connected or who are in contact with him with the correct religious knowledge.5 - Training students to deduce the Noble Qur'an and Sunnah rulings.6 - Students study the verses and hadiths of the Prophet related to the topics of jurisprudence study and their understanding. Here the desired link is achieved between the branch of jurisprudence and the branches of interpretation and hadith from religious education.7 - The teacher assists his students in realizing the objectives of Islamic legislation and the individual and social, worldly, and religious interests he seeks to achieve.