Halaqah Kitab:
Durus Al-Sirah Al-Nabawiyyah

About

This seminal text chronicles the biography of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), detailing pivotal events from his life that every Muslim should know. Serving as an introductory resource, it is often among the first texts studied by those beginning their journey into Islamic history and Prophetic tradition.

Objective

This work seeks to deepen the bond between Muslims and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ by illuminating his life, trials, and the profound sacrifices he made in spreading Islam—a legacy that continues to thrive today. It offers readers a foundational grasp of key moments in his blessed seerah, acting as an essential primer before engaging with more advanced historical studies.

Module Outline

Part 1: Origins and Early Life

The Prophet’s (peace be upon him) noble lineage.
His journey to Syria (Syam) with his paternal uncle.

Part 2: Formative Experiences and Early Prophethood

His time as a shepherd.
His trade expedition to Syria with Sayyidah Khadijah’s caravan.
Spiritual seclusion and worship in the Cave of Hira’.
The early, secret propagation of Islam.
The transition to public da’wah.

Part 3: Persecution and Migration

The First Migration to Abyssinia (Habasyah).
The Second Migration to Abyssinia.
The Quraysh’s conspiracy against the Prophet ﷺ.

Part 4: Challenges and Outreach

The painful rejection at Ta’if.
Propagation efforts among the Arab tribes during seasonal fairs.

Part 5: The Dawn of Islam in Madinah

The rise of Islam in Yathrib (Madinah).
The First Pledge of ‘Aqabah.
The Second Pledge of ‘Aqabah.

Part 6: The Hijrah and Consolidation of Islam

The Prophet’s (peace be upon him) migration to Madinah.
Divine permission for jihad.
The expansion of Islam across the Arabian Peninsula.
The passing of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
His noble wives and children.

Part 7: The Exemplar of Humanity

Illustrations of his moral and spiritual virtues
Descriptions of his physical appearance

Medium of Instruction

Classes will be taught in Arabic language.

Entry Requirements

Prospective students must demonstrate self-driven enthusiasm for learning, independent of parental or guardian influence.
Able to understand Arabic language (Lesson will be conducted in Arabic)

This program is recommended for

Madrasah students and graduates.
Homeschoolers or students of the Arabic Language looking to have a practical implementation of the language.
Native Arabic speakers.

Day, Time & Venue

Below are the offered days and times. Classes will commence upon reaching a minimum of 15 enrolled students.

Day: Tuesday
Time: 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Venue: Rubat Singapura@PKMS Building, 218e Changi Rd, #03-08, Singapore 419737

Assessment

Participation in the assessment is optional. Only candidates who opted to be assessed may request an official transcript upon completion of the program.

Examination Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the final examination, participants must meet the following requirements:

Minimum Attendance: 80%

Performance Evaluation Breakdown:
Mid-Year Examination: 20%
Final Year Examination: 50%
Teacher’s Assessment (Continuous Evaluation): 30%

Teachers

The list of educators in Rubat Singapura is available here.

Book

To be updated.

Fees