Islamic Studies

Lessons

The Arabi Islamic studies course guides you to learn the religious sciences in an orderly way, beginning with sound aqidah (creed), the fiqh of daily worship, selected hadith, the sirah (life) of the Prophet, through to adab and akhlak put into practice. Every private session is one on one with a teacher, an ustadz or ustadzah of real competence, for teens through adults, available at home or over a video screen.

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3.737+ teachers across Indonesia
Curriculum organized into five branches of knowledge
Sources drawn from recognized, authoritative books

Lessons with Arabi teachers, the Arabi method

5 Branches of KnowledgeAqidah, fiqh, hadith, sirah, and akhlak

GuidedDialogue and questions every session

3.737+Expert teachers nationwide

StructuredFrom the basics to deeper study

2 WaysIn person and online

Quick Answer

What is the Islamic studies course at Arabi?

The Arabi Islamic studies course is orderly guidance in the religious sciences covering 5 main branches, namely aqidah (creed), fiqh, hadith, sirah, and adab together with akhlak. Sessions run privately one on one with an ustadz, with discussion and questions, for teens through adults, in person or online.

Key points

Five branches of knowledge arranged from a sound foundation through to deeper study.
Material is drawn from recognized, authoritative books and explained in plain language.
Every session opens room for dialogue, questions, and real-life case studies.
Start at the right point whether you are a beginner or wish to go deeper.

Quick facts

Branches of knowledge: 5 main fields
Format: One-on-one private
Way of learning: In person and online
Learners: Teens through adults

What It Is

What is Islamic Studies?

Islamic studies means learning the religious sciences in an orderly way through aqidah (creed), fiqh, hadith, sirah, along with adab and akhlak, so that belief is sound and worship is correct.

Sound aqidah as the footing, from the pillars of faith through to an introduction to tauhid (the oneness of Allah).

The fiqh of daily worship, from thaharah (purification), salah, fasting, through to zakat, explained step by step.

Selected hadith and the sirah of the Prophet as living examples of deeds and character.

Adab and akhlak trained into habits, from the manners of seeking knowledge to social character.

The Arabi Method

How Arabi Teaches the Religious Sciences

Four pillars that keep knowledge conveyed correctly, easy to grasp, and connected to action.

Tiered from the Basics

Material is arranged from a sound foundation toward deeper discussion. Aqidah and basic fiqh are strengthened first, then students step into wider topics standing on firm footing.

Two-Way Dialogue

Every session opens room for questions and answers. The ustadz explains, students ask, and everyday matters are discussed together, so knowledge feels close to daily life.

Drawn from Authoritative Sources

Explanations are drawn from the Quran, hadith, and books recognized by the scholars. Proofs are presented correctly with their sources, and matters of difference are discussed with adab.

Knowledge Put into Practice

Each topic closes with a simple plan for action, from improving your wudu to guarding the manners of speech, so that knowledge grows into good habits.

Sources of Knowledge

Where Islamic Studies Material Is Drawn From

Arabi material rests on authoritative sources, delivered in plain, easy-to-grasp language.

Revelation

The Quran

The primary source of all teaching. Verses are presented with their meaning to explain the foundations of aqidah, law, and akhlak.

Sunnah

The Hadith of the Prophet

The sayings and example of the Prophet as an explanation of the Quran. Hadith chosen are authentic and well known, complete with their narrators.

Works of the scholars

Authoritative Fiqh Books

Explanation of the rulings of worship and dealings from books recognized by the scholars, conveyed concisely and clearly to suit the student's level.

Islamic history

Sirah and Tarikh

The life of the Prophet and the legacy of Islamic civilization as examples of deeds, character, and lessons of history that grow love for the religion.

Reference books are matched to each student's level and needs. Proofs are always presented with their correct sources.

Branches of Knowledge

Five Branches of Knowledge You Will Study

Islamic studies at Arabi is organized into five fields that complete one another, from the foundation of belief to everyday action.

Aqidah and Tauhid

Knowing Allah and the pillars of faith with sound belief, from an introduction to tauhid rububiyyah, uluhiyyah, and asma wa sifat, through to guarding belief from what corrupts it.
Fiqh of Worship

The proper way of daily worship according to the guidance, from thaharah (purification) and wudu, salah, fasting, zakat, through to an introduction to hajj, explained step by step and practiced until correct.
Hadith and Ulumul Hadith

Studying selected hadith with their meaning, learning about their narrators, and the basics of distinguishing the grade of a hadith, so students grow used to referring to the Prophet's words correctly.
Sirah and Islamic History

The life of the Prophet Muhammad, his companions, and the legacy of Islamic civilization, drawing out lessons of deeds and character to follow in everyday life.
Adab and Akhlak

Character toward Allah, others, and oneself, from the manners of seeking knowledge and family adab through to character in dealings, trained into real, good habits.

Students may focus on a single branch or take them in sequence, according to their needs and level.

Learning Map

Stages of Learning Islamic Studies at Arabi

Four stages that build on one another, from setting the foundation to understanding with proof and putting it into practice.

Stage

1 Setting the Foundation Strengthening basic aqidah through the pillars of faith, getting to know tauhid, and improving core worship such as wudu and salah so they are correct and orderly.
2 Understanding the Rulings of Worship Studying the fiqh of daily worship in more detail, from thaharah, salah, fasting, through to zakat, along with their main proofs in easy-to-grasp terms.
3 Going Deeper with Proof Reading selected hadith, studying the sirah, and examining everyday matters with correct references, including the adab of responding to differences of opinion.
4 Practicing and Teaching Turning knowledge into consistent habits of action and character, then growing the ability to convey knowledge to your family and those closest to you.

The first session begins with a brief assessment to place you at the right stage. Stages can be sped up or deepened according to your ability.

The Arabi Advantage

What Makes Islamic Studies at Arabi Different

Three things that anchor every session of your religious learning.

Knowledge Referenced Correctly

Every explanation is presented with authentic proof and its source. Matters of difference are discussed with adab, without putting down any other Muslim group.

Taught in Plain Language

Terms of the religious sciences are explained in everyday language with real examples, so that even a beginner can grasp deep discussions.

Connected to Daily Action

Each topic closes with a simple plan for action, so the knowledge you learn grows into real worship and character.

Classes

Ways to Learn Islamic Studies

In Person

Private In Person

60 minutes per session

An ustadz teaches in person at your home
In-depth one-on-one discussion
Material tailored to your needs
Mornings, afternoons, or weekends

Online

Private Online

60 minutes per session

Join an online class from your own home
Material and summaries shared digitally
Direct questions and answers every session
Islamic studies material can be reviewed again through the Arabi App

Why Arabi

What We Safeguard in Every Lesson

Material Arranged in Tiers

Discussion is arranged from a sound foundation through to deeper study, so students build understanding on firm ground.

Authentic Proof

Verses and hadith are presented correctly with their sources. Weak proofs are not made the basis of a ruling.

Room for Questions

Every session opens the chance to ask about the religious matters you face day to day, answered clearly and with adab.

Adab Comes First

Knowledge is conveyed with adab, honoring the diversity of madzhab in matters of fiqh furu (branch matters), and avoiding debate that divides.

Everyday Case Studies

Topics are linked to real situations, from the adab of dealings to guarding the tongue, so knowledge is easy to apply.

Summaries and Progress Notes

Students receive a summary of the material and regular progress notes, so the direction of learning is always clear and measurable.

Guidance

The Virtue of Seeking Knowledge

وَقُل رَّبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا

Wa qur rabbi zidni ilma

And say, My Lord, increase me in knowledge.

QS Taha: 114

This plea for added knowledge is the adab and the spirit that Arabi plants in every Islamic studies student.

Who It Is For

Who This Islamic Studies Course Is For

There is always a way to understand the religion better, at whatever stage you are now. The first session begins with a brief assessment, then the ustadz places you at the stage that fits.

Teens in the Years of Searching

Strengthening the foundations of the religion in the years of searching, from sound aqidah to the adab of friendship, with close language and a safe space to ask.

University Students and Professionals

Reordering your understanding of the religion amid a busy life, with correct fiqh of worship and the adab of dealings that work on campus and at work.

Adults Just Starting Out

Beginning to learn the religious sciences from the basics calmly, accompanied by one dedicated ustadz with no awkwardness and at a pace that adjusts to you.

Muslim Families

Growing a home built on knowledge, with adab and akhlak practiced together and Islamic values agreed upon within the family.

Child Readiness

Signs You Are Ready to Begin Islamic Studies

The religious sciences are open to every level of understanding. The markers below help you recognize where you stand, and the ustadz adjusts the learning stage through an assessment chat at the start.

Teens and Students

You wish to strengthen the basics of the religion and adab
You have questions about belief or worship
You are willing to discuss and listen to explanations

Adults and Professionals

You wish to improve your worship and add to your understanding
You have a regular hour or so each week
You are open to turning knowledge into daily habits

What Arabi Prepares

A brief understanding assessment in the first session
A learning plan suited to the branch and stage
A summary of the material and references each session

Comparison

Weighing Private Islamic Studies at Arabi

Good religious learning opens room to ask and makes sure the sources referenced are correct. Here is a plain comparison of several options, to help you decide on the right path.

Aspect	Arabi Private	Self-Study	General Lectures
Room to ask	Direct questions and answers every session	Questions often go unanswered in full	Limited chance to ask because of the many attendees
Sources referenced	Drawn from authoritative books with their proofs	Hard to filter authentic sources on your own	Depends on the theme and speaker of the day
Order of material	Arranged in tiers to suit your needs	Scattered, following whatever you manage to read	Follows the lecture theme, rarely in sequence
Level adjustment	Adjusts to each student's understanding	Depends on personal discipline	One level for everyone present
Progress notes	A summary and regular progress notes	Self-monitoring with no benchmark	No record of development

Pricing

Transparent Cost

The price is the same for all cities. Learn privately at home or online. Contact Arabi for a free initial assessment.

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Ustadz and Ustadzah Grounded in Proof and Adab

Arabi's Islamic studies teachers are experts in the religious sciences and the Arabic language, selected from various campuses and universities, then trained to the standard of the Arabi Method. They bring real expertise in knowledge, care in referencing sources, and the heart of an educator who teaches with adab, patience, and precision when presenting proof.

Expert and Competent National network

Masters of aqidah, fiqh, and the basics of hadith, and used to presenting proof correctly with its authentic source.

Aqidah
Fiqh of worship
Hadith

Trained in the Arabi Method Campus graduates

Understands how to arrange material in tiers, explain terms in plain language, and connect knowledge to daily action.

Arabi Method
Case studies
Adab of knowledge

The Heart of a Teacher In person and online

Guides with patience and adab, opens room to ask, and honors the diversity of madzhab without putting down any other group.

Mentoring teens
Mentoring adults
Akhlak

Reviews

Stories from Islamic Studies Students

4.9 From 112 parent reviews

I used to be unsure about many small matters in worship. Now my ustadz explains the proof one by one with patience, and I feel more at ease performing my salah and fasting.

I began learning aqidah and fiqh from the basics at age 38. The language is easy, there is room to ask, and every topic has a plan for action that I apply right away at home.

The online class helps so much between work hours. The sirah and hadith material is presented in an engaging way, there is a digital summary each session, and the schedule can be in the evening.

FAQ

Questions about the Islamic Studies Course at Arabi

I am a beginner with no grounding in the religious sciences, can I still join?

Absolutely, and many Arabi students do begin from the basics. The first session starts with a brief assessment to gauge your understanding, then the ustadz places you at the foundation-setting stage, strengthening aqidah and core worship first. Terms are explained in everyday language, so you learn comfortably and without feeling overwhelmed.

Which branches of knowledge are studied in the Islamic studies course?

There are five main branches, namely aqidah and tauhid as the foundation of belief, the fiqh of worship for the proper way of daily worship, hadith together with the basics of ulumul hadith, sirah and Islamic history as an example, and adab and akhlak trained into habits. You may focus on a single branch or take them in sequence according to your needs and learning stage.

Does the material follow a particular madzhab?

Arabi explains the fiqh of worship with authentic proof and honors the diversity of madzhab in matters of furu, that is the branch matters in which the scholars genuinely differ. The ustadz presents authoritative views with adab, without putting down any other Muslim group, so you understand the basis of each view while staying firm in ukhuwah (brotherhood).

How does Arabi make sure the proof presented is correct?

Every explanation is drawn from the Quran, authentic hadith, and books recognized by the scholars, complete with their sources. Weak hadith are not made the basis of a ruling. Arabi teachers are experts in the religious sciences and campus graduates trained to present proof correctly, so the knowledge you receive rests on sources that can be accounted for.

Is this course suitable for teens?

It is, and teens are among the learners Arabi serves. The teenage years are years of searching, and a strong foundation in the religion is a great help. The ustadz opens a safe space for dialogue to ask about belief, the adab of friendship, and everyday concerns, then connects them to the guidance of the religion with close language and without lecturing.

Can the Islamic studies course be taken online?

Yes. Arabi online sessions run over video call with direct questions and answers each meeting, and a summary of the material is shared digitally. The ustadz still guides one on one, so the discussion stays deep. The hours adjust to your availability, including after Maghrib or on weekends, suitable for students and working people alike.

How long is one session and how often is the learning?

One private session lasts about 60 minutes, usually once a week, and can be added to as needed. Each session is filled with explanation of the material, questions and answers, and everyday case studies, then closes with a simple plan for action. The pace adjusts to your ability, faster for those who already have a grounding or slower for deeper study.