Seerah: From Revelation to Establishment

Program:

Islamic Studies

Semester:

Semester 2

Code:

HSS101

Credits:

2 Hour(s)

Start Date:

Week of June 1, 2026

Timing:

Sun 12-2 pm est

Overview

About this Course

This course is a chronological and in-depth study of the life of the Prophet ï·º from pre-revelation to the establishment of the Muslim community in Madinah. Rather than treating Seerah as history alone, this course examines how the Prophet ï·º:

  • Built individuals
  • Formed a movement
  • Confronted systems
  • Established Islam as a societal reality

Students will engage the Seerah as a blueprint for change, connecting its lessons to their personal lives and the broader mission of Islam today.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, students will:

  • Understand the Seerah chronologically and contextually
  • Identify the stages of the Prophetic mission
  • Extract ideological and leadership lessons from key events
  • Analyze how Islam transitioned from belief to movement to society
  • Develop a personal connection to the mission of the Prophet ï·º

Assessment Methods:

  • Weekly Reflections — 20%  
  • Participation & Engagement — 10%  
  • Midterm Test — 30%  
  • Final Exam — 40% 

12 Weekly Topics

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Sh. Abu Mustafa

Instructor | The Leadership Edge

With a BSc in Biochemistry, an MBA (Accounting), and a CPA designation, Shaykh Abu Mustafa also holds a Bachelor’s in Shariah from Mishkah University. His course, "The Leadership Edge", prepares Muslim professionals to lead with prophetic values. 

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