Class Schedule

Islamic Online University of North America

Classes are listed by day and time, and times shown are US Eastern Standard Time (EST). Please convert class times to your time zone using the link provided here. To learn more about the classes and instructors, please view our Current Subjects. You may find more information on our Course Catalog here.
Please note that some courses may have prerequisites (which are indicated on the schedule) or require placement tests (please check the notes at the end of the class schedule regarding placement tests).

Course Types
Core Courses: those that are required for the degree programs.
Electives: Students are required to take at least three electives (6 credits total) as part of their degree.
General Education: Students must take at least two General Education courses (6 credits total) as part of their degree.

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Weekly class live session times are listed in the table below. For Final Examination times click here

FALL 2024 SCHEDULE – Live Sessions Begin Sept 7th, 2024 (Registration Opens Jul 13th)

Please note that some course times have been updated since this schedule was first published.

COURSE	CODE/TYPE	INSTRUCTOR	CREDITS	DAY	TIME (EST)
Contemporary Islamic Thought	ISEQ-351/Core	David Jalajel	3	Saturday	7:15am-9:45am
Islamic Apologetics	ISET-391/Core	Hamzah Raza	2	Saturday	10:00am-11:40am
Fiqh of Hadith I	ISEH-141/Core	Muhammad Rahawan	3	Saturday	12:00pm-2:30pm
Fiqh of Transactions I	ISEF-321/Core	Ahmed al Saiid	3	Saturday	2:30pm-5:00pm
Islamic Legal Theory II (Prerequisites: Islamic Legal Theory I)	ISEF-431/Core	Muhammad Rahawan	3	Sunday	7:00am-9:30am
Islamic Creed II	ISETH-161/Core	Tahir Wyatt	3	Sunday	9:30am-12:00pm
10 Quran Recitations:  History and Rules *Please see the note below	ISEQ-393/Elective	Muhammad Rahawan	2	Sunday	12:15pm-1:55pm
Muslim Sects and Groups (Prerequisites: Islamic Creed I to III)	ISETH-312/Core	David Jalajel	2	Sunday	2:00pm-3:40pm
Biography of the Prophet (SAW)	ISEHS-131/Core	Muhammad Salah	3	Sunday	4:00pm-6:30pm
Arabic as a Second Language III (Prerequisite: Arabic II or Test Out)	ISEA-211/Core	Muthanna Alkhaldi	4	Monday/Wednesday	5:00pm-6:40pm
Psychology and Counseling	ISET-171/Elective	Usman Mughni	2	Monday	7:00pm-8:40pm
Tazkiyah I	ISES-271/Core	Mohammad Badawy	2	Tuesday	5:00pm-6:40pm
Analytical Tafseer I	ISEQ-211/Core	Rizwan Ali	3	Tuesday	7:30pm-10:00pm
Family Law I	ISEF-291/Core	Tariq Igram	2	Wednesday	7:00pm-8:40pm

*10 Quran Recitations: History and Rules – Please note that each live session includes a recitation practice segment at the end of the session. Accommodations will be made for any students who are also enrolled in the course Muslim Sects and Groups in the Fall as its class start time overlaps with the practice session.

Special Note Regarding Arabic Courses

* Arabic I requires a placement test. Please follow the steps below to take the test, which will be administered by Fawakih Institute:

• Visit the placement page at https://fawakih.org/placement
• Write Mishkah University in the section that asks “How did you hear about us?”
• After you have completed your test, please email us at registrar@mishkahu.com and submit your name and the email address you used to take the test. We will then follow up with you regarding your results and registration.

*Arabic II, III, and IV require either a test out or successful completion of the preceding class.

(Please note that a test-out is different from a placement test – the placement test is meant to determine the student’s eligibility to enroll in Arabic I. If a student places at any level higher than Arabic I, they would still need to test out of the lower-level courses to receive credit for these courses.)

* Quran Memorization and Tajweed courses require a placement test – Registered students will be notified how to take the test.

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