Rooted in the legacy of Islamic Scholarship, growing among Chicago’s finest institutions.
Proud to be awarding a state-licensed Master’s Degree in Islamic Law and Theology (at the GH campus).
Darul Qasim exists to inspire and guide the pursuit of knowledge rooted in the Prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him). We equip students and scholars to serve their communities, engage thoughtfully in society, and share the teachings of Islam with clarity, integrity, and purpose.
Join us at Darul Qasim College — explore our programs, connect with a recruitment officer, and start your journey in Islamic scholarship today.
Join this 15-week training course and explore:
• Foundations of ʿaqīdah
• The history and methodology of the madhāhib
• Principles of fiqh
• Effective teaching methods
• The adab of teaching
• Guiding students through complex questions
This course focuses not only on what to teach, but how to teach it effectively.
Instructors:
• ʿĀlimah Faatimah Ajmeri
• ʿĀlimah Aishah Mansuri
• ʿĀlimah Sarah Matin
• ʿĀlimah Bushra Alvi
Registration Fee: $25
Admissions Now Open: Master’s Degree in Islamic Law & Theology
Advance your scholarship and service. This interdisciplinary Master’s program equips students with advanced training in uṣūl al-dīn and uṣūl al-fiqh, deep fluency in classical Arabic, and rigorous research methodology, preparing graduates to engage primary sources, address contemporary challenges, and lead with clarity and confidence. Join a curriculum that bridges foundations (uṣūl) and application (furūʿ), equipping scholars, educators, and community leaders with the Islamic Knowledge to serve today’s diverse Muslim community.
Shaykh Amin Kholwadia continues our journey through Sūrah al-Muzzammil (73), exploring its timeless guidance on worship, perseverance, and reliance upon Allah.
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Darul Qasim College hosted its Summer Open House on Sunday, June 21. The rainy weather could not keep away prospective students and their families who partook of organized tours from noon through 2:30 PM.
Department chairs welcomed tour groups and entertained questions on course syllabus, textbooks and program curricula across the Shaykh Al-Hind, Intermediate, Advanced and Takhassus/Specialization programs offered at DQC. Senior students answered questions related to campus culture and classroom instruction.
As tours wound down, visitors assembled in the atrium to consult with the Student Recruitment Coordinator. The Office of the Registrar answered student inquiries related to Fall 2026 enrollment and course schedules.
Visitors chatted with faculty members from each department. There was significant representation from the DQC Board of Directors who addressed questions from families around future growth of the institute.
Darul Qasim College provides a diverse range of academic programs in Islamic studies, designed for students at every stage of their learning journey. From foundational courses like the Shaykh al-Hind Program to advanced levels of scholarship, our on-campus programs offer structured pathways for serious seekers of knowledge.
For students worldwide, our online programs bring the same quality education to your home, making the study of Islam accessible, flexible, and globally connected.
Whether you are beginning your journey or advancing toward specialized study, Darul Qasim College is here to help you deepen your understanding of the Qurʾān, Sunnah, and Islamic intellectual tradition.
👉 Explore our programs and courses and take the next step in your quest for knowledge.
Fall 2026 Quarter 1 MARS courses are open for registration. Visit the program website to learn more about courses being offered, instructors, dates, and timings.
A Prelude to Nafsology by Aadil M. Pathan
Tasawwuf, while it may seem to connotate certain romantic fantasies in certain
imaginations, more correctly would denote a more holistic view of reality. That is, reality as al-Haqq (the Real) and the mazahir (manifestations) of al-Haqq. Reality, then, is genuinely a theophany, as in its deriving from the Greek theophaneia, theos for “god” and phanein “to manifest”.
