Course Content
7 lessons · 3hr 22min total
Explore the etiquettes, social ethics and moral principles of Surah al-Hujurat in this recorded one-day conference.
Tafsir of Surah al-Hujurat: The Chapter of Manners offers a detailed exploration of the 49th chapter of the Qur'an, focusing on the refined character and social ethics demanded of believers. This chapter addresses foundational matters of community life, truthfulness in reporting, mutual respect, and the true measure of human dignity before Allah.
Recorded at a one-day conference at Madinah College London, it brings together four teachers, each taking a portion of the surah: Shaykh Omar Jamaykee (verses 1–5), Shaykh Ibrahim Al Mubtasim (verses 6–10), Shaykh Abul Abbaas (verses 11–12) and Shaykh Abubakar (verse 13).
Students will learn:
• Methods for purifying the heart to better receive divine guidance
• Proper etiquettes of respect towards Allah and His Messenger ﷺ
• The critical importance of verifying news and reconciling fractured relationships
• Prohibitions concerning mockery, suspicion, spying, and backbiting
• Understanding human creation from a single origin across nations and tribes
• Recognising that true honour in Islam is rooted in taqwa rather than lineage
An essential learning experience for every Muslim wishing to beautify their character and interpersonal relations through divine guidance.
7 lessons · 3hr 22min total

BA in Arabic, SOAS University of London
Shaykh Ibrahim Al Mubtasim began his journey in Arabic studies in 2012, completing the Madinah Books series and Bayna Yadayk. In 2013, he undertook an intensive three-month course in Arabic and Islamic Studies in Kuwait, which set the foundation for his teaching career.
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Faculty of Shariah, Islamic University of Madinah
Shaykh Naveed Ayaaz is a graduate of the Faculty of Shariah from the Islamic University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia. With over 10 years of experience as a lecturer and researcher, he contributes as a writer and researcher for Madeenah.com. His expertise lies in Shariah studies, where he teaches courses that combine academic rigor with practical application.
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