Course

A-Z of Love & Mercy

A-Z of Love & Mercy

Fiqh of Marriage & Divorce

Instructor: Daood Butt

  • Date: 16 - 17 February 2013
  • Time: 8:30am to 7:00pm
  • Location: Jakarta - Indonesia

Booking details available soon

The quest to spend our life with a special someone is a journey every one of us aspires to embark on. It is precisely for this reason that the Sharīʿah has clarified to us so many of its principles and mannerisms, that we may lead a blessed, happy life with our true soul mate. Without this knowledge, marriage is devoid of the blessings of Islam. Similarly, to ensure that the Islamic brotherhood and sisterhood is preserved, the Sharīʿah has set down clear guidelines on the Prophetic etiquettes and rulings of divorce. Despite divorce being so rampant these days, most people hardly know anything about it.

In this course you will learn the fiqh of the entire marriage process. Some of the course highlights include:

  • Qualities to look for in a spouse
  • Manners of proposing to a prospective partner
  • The rulings of Islam pertaining to the marriage contract, its conditions and invalidators
  • Modern methods and types of marriage and their rulings in Islam
  • Clear understanding about the rulings of illegal marriage, zina. How to deal with it's children out of wedlock
  • Rulings pertaining to the Islamic manner of divorce and annulment (khulaʾ)
  • Clear and detailed understanding of the aftermath of divorce, such as child custody

Nurture that love and build a blessed marriage by learning all you need to know about the rules and regulations of Marriage with AlKauthar's knockout course.

Daood Butt

Daood Butt

Sheikh Daood Butt was born and raised in Montreal, Canada.  He has always had a desire to learn and teach Islam.  Following secondary studies, he obtained a degree in Automotive Technology and was nominated amongst Canada's Top Graduates of 2002.  During this time, he studied with local Imams and was hired as an Imam and Qur'an instructor at a local mosque.
 
He went on to study at the Islamic University of Madinah for seven years, during which he completed a Diploma in Arabic Language followed by a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Theology and Islamic Da'wah from the Faculty of Da'wah and Usool Ad-Deen in 2010.
 
Upon returning to Montreal he was involved in various Da'wah activities including giving lectures and khutbahs in English, French, and Arabic.  He has always been especially interested in youth related programs and is quick to develop a rapport with them.  With an eagerness to continue learning Islam, Shaykh Daood is currently pursuing a Master of Arts Degree in Islamic and Other Civilizations at the International Islamic University in Malaysia.
 
Sheikh Daood hates wasting time and being late, and is keen on attendance so much so that upon completing his Arabic Diploma he was awarded a certificate for not having been late a single class.  He maintains a high level of respect for his teachers, and always remembers fine details about the people he meets.  He is a jack of all trades, and enjoys cars, perfume, sunglasses, and most of all, playing with his daughter!

Jakarta - Indonesia

Venue to be confirmed

Course objectives

1. Learn all about the rulings of marriage, the marriage proposal, the pillars of marriage and its details.

2. Learn all about the women that are forbidden to get married to and about their level of dependance on their walīs.

3. Learn in detail about the rulings of divorce and its intricacies.

4. Learn all about the ʿiddah and its rulings, and the khulaʾ and its rulings.

5. Clarify a number of misunderstandings regarding marriage and divorce laws in Islam.

6. Have a good idea about the rulings regarding some of the most important modern issues that plague our society in the matters of marriage and divorce.

7. Appreciate the comprehensive nature of our Sharīʿah.

Course Contents

1. Introduction to Marriage

2. The Rulings of Marriage

3. Choosing the right spouse

4. Making the proposal

5. Pillars of Marriage

6. The Women that are forbidden

7. The Walī

8. The Mahr (dowry)

9. Fiqh of Divorce

10. Nature of divorce in Islam

11. Pillars of Divorce

12. Types of Divorce

13. The ʿIddah (waiting period)

14. Annulment of marriage (khulaʾ)

15. The rights of custody