Goals and Objectives
Darul Ullom Abu Hanifah is a non-commercial, non-political educational institute for both males and females dedicated to classical Islamic learning and spirituality. Its core objectives are to provide a structured educational approach to classical Islamic scholarship, offer a flexible learning environment and impart an educational experience that is at once intellectually rigorous and spiritually uplifting.
To that end, our courses seek to educate students in the main disciplines of Islamic learning including Arabic language, Quran, Hadith, Law, Islamic History and Spirituality, as well as offer Islamic knowledge on contemporary and lifestyle issues pertinent to them – all in a manner that is easy to comprehend and practical to implement in one’s life. Our classes also highlight the importance of using sacred knowledge as a means of increasing our connection with Allah Almighty and furthering our spiritual development.
All programs at Darul Ullom Abu Hanifah draw upon the rich scholarly tradition based on the Quran and the Sunnah as understood by the Sahabah (Companions) and the Salaf Saliheen (Pious Predecessors), with a respect for all scholars of the Ahl al-Sunnah Wal Jama’ah
Darul Uloom Abu Hanifah’s goal is to uphold, preserve and promote the Shariah (Islamic Legal Code) as expounded by the four schools of jurisprudence. To maintain, preserve and promote the Aqa’id (doctrine) of Islam as expounded by the Ahlul-Sunnah Wal-Jama’ah. To infuse the whole of a Muslim personality with the emotional attachment and love to Islam. Students will be taught under the guidance of Islamic scholars who are talented in their fields of study.
Darul Uloom Abu Hanifah aims to give rise to vibrant and intrinsically motivated Muslims who will be prepared to face the problems in their lives with an Islamic perspective. Diligent students who seek to gain correct knowledge and be steadfast on the straight path can join Darul Uloom Abu Hanifah and benefit themselves and the Ummah, InshaAllah.
To protect the religion of Islam from innovations as is manifested in the beliefs and practices of deviated sects, groups, and movements.
To produce Muslim scholars who have full command of the knowledge of the Holy Qur’an, Ahadith, Fiqha, and the basic principles of Islam.
To propagate the knowledge of the Holy Quran, Ahadith, Fiqha, and the basic principles of Islam to Muslims all over the world.
To uphold, preserve and promote the Shariah (Islamic Legal Code) as expounded by the four schools of jurisprudence.
To maintain, preserve and promote the Aqa’id (doctrine) of Islam as expounded by the Ahlul-Sunnah Wal-Jama’ah.
To protect the religion of Islam from innovations as is manifested in the beliefs and practices of deviated sects, groups, and movements.
To produce a generation who both understand and apply the call of the Qur’an and Sunnah, as demonstrated by the first three generations after Islam’s advent.
To create a forum of skilled Islamic scholars with a mission to motivate Muslims to mold their individual lives & the society around them according to the dictates of Islam.
To acquaint Ulama with the challenges of the modern age, for effective communication of the message of Islam to the people all over the world.
To fulfill all obligations for the personal care & spiritual grooming of the students & the other associates of the Darul Uloom.
To publish Islamic literature as part of the accomplishment of the Aim & Objectives of the Darul Uloom
To produce scholars and effective leaders who understand and respond to the needs of modern society.
To make traditional Islamic education accessible and relevant.
To make a significant academic contribution to the Islamic sciences, Islamic education, and the multiple disciplines related to the Islamic sciences.
To deliver outstanding mainstream education that enriches people’s lives underpinned by an Islamic ethos.
To serve and facilitate wider community development.
To safeguard the operational and financial viability of the organization and its projects
To put forth a positive effort to reform ailing contemporary Muslim mentality in light of sacred knowledge; To develop an environment that instills a commitment to life-long learning and a deep sense of social responsibility.