Advanced Lessons from the Companions
Summer elective · Level 4 · Companions
- Level
- 4
- Semester
- Summer
- Duration
- 3 months
- Format
- Online or in person
A clear path from study to understanding.
Continuing with Men Around the Messenger and Women Around the Messenger, students examine more advanced biographies and historical events, drawing deeper lessons from the wisdom, leadership, and sacrifices of the Companions.
By the end of the semester, students will possess a broad understanding of the lives of the Companions, recognize their unique contributions to Islam, and apply their examples as practical models for faith, leadership, and service.
Plan your term.
Course availability and exact class times are confirmed when registration opens for each semester.
- Course code
- TC401
- Subject
- Companions
- Track
- Elective
- Semester
- Summer
- Level
- Level 4 · Mastery
- Credits earned
- 1 credit
- Schedule
- Two evenings a week · 1 hour per class · Mon–Thu, 5:00–8:00 PM
- Duration
- One semester · ~3 months (May–July)
- Prerequisites
- Completion of TC301
- Format
- Online or in person · Evening · Ages 14+
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