Objective
1. To reignite the tradition of attaining Islamic knowledge through halaqah and with sanad by studying turath books, i.e treasures of intellectual Islamic scholars over the centuries.
2. To build a knowledgeable, practicing and moralistic generation
Programme Levels
Marhala 1
Marhala 2
Marhala 3
- Click on book title to view module overview.
- Programmes & books may be changed without prior notice
- * women will use the Tarbiyatul Awlad (Fiqhul Usrah) book
Who Should Attend
This program is for those who wish to learn the basic Islamic knowledge that includes fardhu ‘ain and kifayah through the method of talaqqi.
Medium of Instruction
Classes will be taught in Malay language.
Entry Requirements
Desire to learn must come from the student himself/herself (ie. it is not due to the coercion of his parents or guardians)
Cost
4 Books Session
Registration: $50 (One-time payment)
Monthly: $65
2 Books Session
Registration: $50 (One-time payment)
Monthly: $55
Assessment
Assessment is optional. Only those who opt for assessment will be awarded a transcript at the end of the programme.
Eligibility to seat for exam: Attandance 80%
Mid Year Exam: 20%
Final Year Exam: 50%
Teacher’s Assessment: 30%
Date, Time & Venue
Day: Sundays
Time: 9am – 1pm
Venue: Madrasah Alsaggoff Al-Arabiah*
*Venue is subject to change. And due to Covid-19 situation, all classes are held online until further notice.
Teachers
You can find a list of teachers teaching in Rubat Singapura here.
Admission
January intake.
Registration closes on 13 December 2020, or once classes are full.
FAQ
Yes, for Halaqah Ta’lim Mingguan, the ladies and the men are segregated into different classes. The ladies are taught by ustazahs while the men are taught by ustazs.
Puteri Sukma Binte Muhammad Rahiman Wee, Student of WHT17
I like how approachable and relatable the asatizah are and that they’ve so much knowledge to share. I am learning so much from them just by being in their presence alhamdulillah. I like the beautiful reminders that they will never fail to shower us with when a prominent Islamic event is approaching.
Student of WHT18
They are simple and easy to understand and put into practice.
Nadiah Ismail, Student of WHT19
I like how the programme has a holistic curriculum for people who would like to relearn Fardhu' Ain. It is also a good introduction to Islamic sacred sciences and traditional learning for people who are "beginners" in learning about Islam.
Wafeeq Kamal, Student of WHT20
The subject is taught into the finest details which makes things very clear.
Nur Hazwani, Student of WHT19
I like the intimacy of the class and how students are comfortable with asking any questions to the teacher. The programme also doesn’t rush to finish syllabus but instead teachers take time to explain everything and deliver it to us. I enjoy the classes here.ontent here...