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By the end of the course, students will have a thorough understanding of the Fiqah e Jafria Namaz, the associated Ahkaam (laws), and the Wajibaats (obligatory acts) that every Shia Muslim must follow to ensure their worship is correct and accepted by Allah.
Taharah (Purity): Understanding the requirements for physical purity, such as Wudhu (Ablution) and Ghusl (Ritual Bath). The course will emphasize the proper methods of performing Wudhu, including the order and specific actions required in Fiqah e Jafria.
Qibla (Direction of Prayer): In Fiqah e Jafria, it is required to face the correct Qibla (the Kaaba in Mecca) during prayer. This course teaches how to identify the Qibla using modern tools or methods for students who may not have direct access to mosques.
Tahara (Cleanliness) of Prayer Place: The importance of cleanliness and purifying the place of prayer from impurities, especially ensuring that the Turbah used for prostration is clean.
Ghusl Janabah (Purification after Sexual Intercourse): The course will explain the conditions and proper procedure for performing Ghusl after Janabah.
Obligatory and Recommended Actions in Namaz: The course covers both Wajib (obligatory) and Mustahabb (recommended) acts in Namaz, along with their importance in ensuring the prayer is valid.
This course is typically completed over 8-10 weeks, though students who wish to go deeper into specific Ahkaam topics often extend their study at their own pace.
Weeks 1-2 — Foundations and Niyyah
Introduction to the structure of Fiqah e Jafria, the concept of Niyyah (intention) across all worship, and the broad categories of Wajib (obligatory), Mustahabb (recommended), Haraam (forbidden), Makruh (discouraged), and Mubah (permissible) actions.
Weeks 3-5 — Taharah and Namaz Mechanics
Detailed coverage of Wudhu and Ghusl according to Shia practice, followed by the complete mechanics of Namaz — Takbir, Qiyam, Ruku, Sujud on the Turbah, Tashahhud, and Tasleem — with the student practicing the physical movements and recitations alongside the teacher.
Weeks 6-7 — Wajibaats Beyond Namaz
Coverage of Zakat, Khums, and Sawm (fasting), including when each becomes obligatory and how it is calculated or observed according to Fiqah e Jafria.
Week 8 — Qadha and Corrective Knowledge
Understanding what happens when a Wajib act is missed or performed incorrectly — how to make up missed prayers (Qadha), and the conditions under which corrections are required.
Weeks 9-10 (Optional Extension) — Ziarat and Hajj Basics
For students who wish to continue, an introduction to the etiquette and significance of Ziarat, and a foundational overview of Hajj obligations within Fiqah e Jafria.
This course is frequently taken by older children preparing for Bulugh (the age of religious maturity) so they enter that stage of their life with full understanding and confidence in their daily worship — many families specifically time enrollment around this milestone.
Teachers assigned to this course have specific training in Fiqah e Jafria jurisprudence, not solely Quranic recitation — Ahkaam and Wajibaats require a different depth of religious scholarship to teach correctly, since incorrect guidance here has direct consequences for the validity of a student’s worship. Every teacher draws explicitly on the teachings of the Ahlul Bayt (AS) and the rulings of recognized Shia jurists, ensuring the guidance given is consistent with established Fiqah e Jafria positions rather than personal interpretation. Both male and female teachers are available for this course.
As with all our courses, a free trial class is provided before any commitment is required. Ongoing classes for this course are billed under the same monthly hadya structure used across Al Mehdi Online Quran Center — see our Pricing page for current details, or mention your preferred class frequency when booking your trial for an exact quote.
Q: My child is approaching the age of Bulugh (religious maturity). Is this the right course to prepare them?
Yes — this is one of the most common reasons families enroll in this course. It covers everything a child needs to understand and correctly perform their daily obligations as they enter this stage, including Namaz, Wudhu, and the broader Wajibaats.
Q: I am a new Muslim and have never learned Namaz before. Will this course start from the very beginning?
Yes. The course assumes no prior knowledge and begins with the foundational concept of Niyyah before progressing through the complete mechanics of Namaz step by step.
Q: Does this course cover the differences between Shia and Sunni prayer practices?
The course focuses specifically on teaching Namaz and Ahkaam according to Fiqah e Jafria (Shia jurisprudence) as its own complete system, rather than a comparative study — so you’ll learn the correct Shia method directly, including Shia-specific practices like prostration on the Turbah.
Q: Can adults take this course, or is it mainly for children?
This course is taken by students of all ages — many adults join specifically to deepen or correct their understanding of Ahkaam they may have learned informally growing up, ensuring their practice aligns fully with established Fiqah e Jafria rulings.
Q: Will this course teach me about Khums and Zakat calculations specifically?
Yes. Weeks 6-7 of the course cover Zakat, Khums, and Sawm in detail, including when each becomes obligatory. For highly specific or complex individual financial situations, your teacher can guide you on the general principles, though they may refer you to a qualified Marja or scholar for a formal ruling on your particular case.
Q: Is a Turbah required for this course, and where can I get one?
A Turbah is recommended for practicing Sujud correctly during your lessons. If you don’t already have one, mention this when booking your trial class and our team can advise on how to obtain one suitable for your location.
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