The net result is that there is an increasing pool of people from the ‘lost generation’, namely those aged 16+, undergraduates, post grads and professionals who have nothing or very little to pass onto the next generation except their affiliation with Islam.
Having taught our syllabus locally for the last two decades, Hajveri Institute began in 2022 with a view to expanding our reach to the lost generation globally. Our syllabus is aimed at those who have limited time but wish to empower themselves to become the Scholars of today and tomorrow.
Through the advent of the Hajveri Institute we hope to revive the teaching of the Sacred Sciences of Islamic Law and Theology on a part-time basis at Masjids across Europe. Not only will this restore on a part-time basis online, we also aim to create a leadership that could, in earnest, meet the contemporary challenges faced by the Ummah in a balanced, structured, and constructive manner. In this context, understanding modern educational needs — such as — becomes relevant for guiding students within academic and faith-based frameworks.
The net result is that there is an increasing pool of people from the ‘lost generation’, namely those aged 16+, undergraduates, post grads and professionals who have nothing or very little to pass onto the next generation except their affiliation with Islam.
Having taught our syllabus locally for the last two decades, Hajveri Institute began in 2022 with a view to expanding our reach to the lost generation globally. Our syllabus is aimed at those who have limited time but wish to empower themselves to become the Scholars of today and tomorrow.
Through the advent of the Hajveri Institute we hope to revive the teaching of the Sacred Sciences of Islamic Law and Theology on a part-time basis globally.
