The Adornment of The Believers

In this inspiring course, students will explore the Eight Rights derived from Islamic teachings that every believer should recognise and implement. The foundation of this course lies in the timeless advice given by Salman Al-Farsi to Abu Ad-Darda, as recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari 1968, where he emphasised fulfilling the rights of Allah, oneself, and one’s family.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the various rights prescribed in Islam, enabling believers to lead a balanced and fulfilling life while adhering to their faith.

What Students Will Learn

• The Right of Allah: Understanding worship, obedience, and gratitude to the Creator.

• The Right of the Self: Striking a balance between spirituality, physical well-being, and mental health.

• The Right of Family: Upholding duties towards parents, spouses, and children.

• The Right of Neighbours: Emphasising good treatment and community harmony.

• The Right of Fellow Muslims: Cultivating love, respect, and brotherhood within the Ummah.

• The Right of Non-Muslims: Treating others with fairness, kindness, and justice regardless of faith.

• The Right of Creation: Caring for the environment and animals as part of fulfilling our trust (Amanah).

• The Right of Time: Managing time wisely to prioritise obligations and maximise productivity.