Abstained: Fiqh of Fasting and Zakat
The rulings, conditions, nullifiers and common mistakes of fasting and zakāt — and the spiritual side of both: taqwā, discipline, gratitude and care for others.

Fiqh, Seerah, Tafsir and Arabic — taught live four days a week from January 10 to May 20, 2027, recorded for you to keep forever.
Seats are capped — once the semester fills, registration closes early.
Each is 1 credit, $80 on its own, and taught live with recordings for life.
The rulings, conditions, nullifiers and common mistakes of fasting and zakāt — and the spiritual side of both: taqwā, discipline, gratitude and care for others.
The hardship, rejection and patience of the early Muslims in Makkah — and the wisdom behind it. Lessons in resilience, reliance on Allah and staying firm through today's trials.
Through the stories of Dawud, Sulayman, Ayyub and others: sincerity, patience through hardship, gratitude in ease, and turning back to Allah after mistakes.
The foundations of Arabic grammar (naḥw) and morphology (ṣarf) — parts of speech, nominal and verbal sentences, grammatical cases, word patterns and basic verb conjugations — so you can read and understand classical texts with clarity.
All three core courses plus Arabic at your level — 6 credits toward your Associate's degree. Pick your level:
Compiled by Miftaah scholars and tailor-made for the Miftaah Online Seminary.
Every class, material and teacher note in one place on the Miftaah Portal.
Quizzes and assessments track your growth; pass the finals and the certificate is yours.




Complete 22 courses over two years to graduate from the Miftaah Online Seminary with your Associate's degree. Not ready to commit? One course this winter is a fine place to start.
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Dates, prices and subjects for every semester in one catalog. Scholarships are available on request.
Yes — every course is $80 on its own, or bundle all four for $280.
Yes, every class is held live and taught exclusively for Miftaah Online students.
Every session is recorded on the portal, with lifetime access to the classes you register for.
Arabic 101 — our Arabic curriculum was designed for beginners.
Weekly assignments are optional; final exams are required for a certificate of completion.
If you don't enjoy the class or aren't benefiting, we'll give you your money back.