Lesson Days & Lesson Times
Master Your Emotions for both brothers and sisters
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The classes are on weekdays from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm or on weekends. Depending on the number of registrations, a Course will or will not start. So make sure you register on time and invite others to register. If a course does not start, the entrants will be notified by email.
If you have missed a sign-up deadline, you may try to sign up once more.
General Description
Master Your Emotions
- Offers the Muslim and Muslima the opportunity to learn about dealing with emotions based on Quraan and Sunnah.
- Is taught in a practical way, in which the student is Islamically trained
- Includes various excercises like the Think Chart, The Deeds and How to Steer.
- Provides structured knowledge according to Islamic priorities and guidelines.
- Offers the student the opportunity to acquire Islamic knowledge in the English language.
- Uses teaching material based on the pure 3aqeedah and a methodology based on the Qur’aan, the Sunnah and the sayings of the Companions. Together with the explanation of the scholars of ahlu-ssunnah wa-l-jamaa3ah.
- Contains teaching materials based on the original Arabic sources.
- Offers the student the opportunity to progress to and be admitted to the Islam Studies 1 course.
The Master Your Emotions program is suitable for anyone who…
- Wants to follow an intensive and authorized training course in a short time.
- Wants to gather reliable and valuable knowledge.
- Willing to comply with the obligation of gathering knowledge.
- Has not yet had an in-depth knowledge of this beautiful faith.
- Would like to learn to apply the knowledge in practice.
- Only has the opportunity once a week to gain knowledge.
Goals & Method
Goals
Through this training, the Institute strives to…
- To attain the satisfaction and pleasure of Allaah subhaanahu wa-ta3aalaa
- To provide the Muslims with their obligation of acquiring knowledge in order to save themselves from the worldly and the hereafter punishment
- To improve the ummah from the root and create the basis for a good and healthy ummah of taqwaa and akhlaaq
Teaching method
- The student is motivated to deal with the acquisition of knowledge in a concentrated and serious way.
- The material is discussed in class together with the teacher, after which the teacher explains the material read and offers the opportunity for questions.
- By handing in homework every week, the student is tested and checked on the way in which he handles the taught knowledge.
- In addition to handing in homework every week, the student is expected to write and hand in a summary periodically.
- After handing in the homework, questions are asked to the students about the previous lessons. This enables the teacher to estimate the level of understanding of the students and to respond accordingly.
- The student also learns which terms and wording he should use and how the knowledge should be formulated.
- Except for ‘Education’, all courses and courses of the Institute stand for ‘Education’. In addition to acquiring knowledge, attention is also paid to practicing the knowledge and Islamic norms and values.
- On the basis of Islamic aspects of education, the student learns how to put the norms and values into practice towards the teacher, fellow students, other Muslims, and non-Muslims in his environment.
Study Load and Subjects
Study Load
The student is required
- To be present in class every week
- Spend an average of four hours a week at home studying the course material and doing homework.
Course offerings
The course covers a wide range of scenarios that deal with the subject matter. During the classess various excercises will be done using specially designed worksheets that will be provided to the students.
This course covers the following topics:
- the Heart
- the correct view on the World and Hereafter
- the Steering system
- the Observation
- the Inspiration
- the Thought
- setting Priorities
- the Will
- the Intention
- the Deed
- Habit and Culture
- Follow up actions
Review and Follow-up
Review
Every week the student receives homework assignments for the following week for the various subjects.
Diploma and follow-up options
When the program has been completed positively, the student will receive a diploma. Through this training the Muslim can:
- Fulfill his obligation of acquiring knowledge;
- Be admitted to the Islam Studies I course to gain further knowledge about this beautiful religion.