Learn Your Deen.
Privately. Properly. By a Female Alima.
A complete Islamic studies course designed exclusively for Muslim women and girls. Learn Fiqh-un-Nisa (Haiz, Nifas, Ghusl, Salah), Aqeedah, Tazkiyah, family rights, and daily Deen — taught one-on-one by qualified female Alimahs in a Pardah-friendly, camera-optional setting. The questions you have always wanted to ask, finally with someone qualified to answer them.
Why This Course Exists
Muslim women have specific Fiqh questions that men do not have — about Haiz (menstruation), Nifas (post-natal bleeding), Salah during these periods, Ghusl rules, fasting exemptions and Qada, dress code obligations, marriage rights, mahr, custody, inheritance — and dozens of daily Masail that affect a woman’s worship every single month of her life.
Many sisters never get clear answers to these questions. They feel uncomfortable asking in mixed settings. They cannot bring up Haiz-related rulings to a male teacher. They search online and find conflicting answers from unqualified speakers. They make assumptions — and silently worry that their Salah, Wudu, or fasting may not be correct.
This course was built to end that silence. Every class at IqraExpert’s Islamic Studies for Sisters is taught exclusively by qualified female Alimahs — graduates of recognised Islamic institutions, trained in Hanafi Fiqh-un-Nisa, and experienced in teaching other women. Every class is private. Every camera is optional. Every question is welcome. The atmosphere is that of an elder sister explaining the Deen to a younger sister — never lecture, never judgement.
“Seeking knowledge is an obligation upon every Muslim.” — Sunan Ibn Majah 224
What You Will Learn — 7 Complete Modules
Your first class is completely free. A qualified Alima will assess your level, answer your first question, and build a learning plan around your schedule.
Who This Course Is For
Learn the Fiqh of marriage — your rights, your obligations, what Shariah actually says about Nikah, Mahr, intimacy rules, and family planning. Start your married life with knowledge, not assumptions.
You are your child’s first Madrasa. Learn Aqeedah, Salah teaching methods, Islamic Akhlaaq, and the Deeni questions your children will ask you — before they ask.
Salah at work, Haiz rulings during meetings, Sadaqah and Zakat from your salary, Hijab in professional settings, and the daily Fiqh that makes your career compatible with your Deen.
Maybe your family never sent you to formal Deeni classes. Maybe Maktab was only for boys in your area. It is never too late. Start from the basics with no judgement — just patient teaching.
Build a strong Deeni foundation before marriage and adulthood. Learn the Fiqh-un-Nisa your mother may not have been taught. Know your rights, your obligations, and your Deen — properly.
Welcome to Islam. Start with Aqeedah, Salah, and Wudu — then progress through Fiqh, Tazkiyah, and Seerah at your own pace. A patient Alima will guide every step from the very beginning.
The Problems Sisters Face — And How We Solve Them
“I cannot ask Haiz questions to a male teacher”
Most local Madrasas are run by male Aalims. Most online Quran academies have no certified female faculty. So sisters either ask uncomfortable questions in mixed settings, or never get answers at all.
15+ certified female Alimahs — every single class
Every Sisters class is taught by a qualified Alima. Dr. Alima Faiza Salim, our Head of Sisters Programme, holds a doctorate in Islamic Studies and a specialisation in Fiqh-un-Nisa. Ask anything.
“I cannot have my face on camera”
You observe Pardah strictly. You cannot — and will not — turn on a camera for a class, especially when your Hijab is off in your own home. Most online platforms make camera mandatory.
Camera is optional — always
Audio-only is welcome. Voice + Mushaf screen-share is welcome. Camera off is welcome. Your Pardah is your decision — we never request you to compromise it for any class. Ever.
“My family or work schedule does not allow fixed timings”
Children, household, in-laws, work — your schedule is not your own. Local Maktabs have fixed evening slots that you simply cannot attend.
Flexible scheduling around your life
Morning, afternoon when children are at school, evening, late night, weekend — pick what works. Your Alima accommodates your schedule, not the reverse. Reschedule when needed.
“I do not know where to start”
You search online and get conflicting answers from random speakers. You buy books that you never finish. You feel lost — wanting to learn, but not knowing the first step.
A real teacher and a real plan
Your Alima assesses your current level in the trial class and builds a Sabaq plan around your goals. No more guessing. One qualified scholar — week after week — until you know what you set out to learn.
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Course Details
Duration
Each module (Fiqh-un-Nisa, Aqeedah, Tazkiyah, etc.) takes 2–4 months. Study one module at a time or a full programme — your pace, your choice.
Class Format
2–4 classes per week, 40–45 minutes each. Live with a female Alima. No recorded videos. No group batches. Flexible timings.
Privacy Standard
Audio-only welcome. Pardah-friendly. Female Alima only. Never any male teacher, never any mixed batch — without exception.
Teachers
Part of the Sisters Private Classes programme. Every Alima certified, background-checked, supervised by Dr. Alima Faiza Salim.
Languages
Learn in the language you understand best. Your Alima will be matched to your language preference at the time of enrolment.
Fees
Free trial class included. Same pricing as standard courses — no extra charge for female teachers. View all pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are absolutely all teachers female — without exception?
Can I ask sensitive Fiqh questions about Haiz, Nifas, intimate matters?
Do I need any prior Islamic knowledge to start?
What about Madhab? Is this course Hanafi specific?
Can I bring my daughters into the same class?
What if I miss classes due to Haiz, illness, or family emergencies?
Is the free trial class really free — no card required?
My English is weak. Can I learn in Urdu or Hindi?
Your Deen Questions Deserve Real Answers
Book a free trial class with a qualified female Alima. Ask the questions you have always wanted to ask. Learn the Deen the way it deserves to be learned — privately, properly, and at your own pace.