Sh. Abdullah Hakim Quick

Instructor Bio:

Dr Abdullah Hakim Quick is a historian, social activist and religious leader of African and Native American descent. He has travelled to over 58 countries doing research and delivering lectures to various communities. His qualification in Islamic Studies comes from a BA from the Islamic University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia and his history background is shaped by an MA and PhD from the History Department of the University of Toronto, Canada. Shaikh Abdullah is currently a senior instructor at the Islamic Institute of Toronto.

Abdullah Hakim Quick

Senior Instructor

Course curriculum

    1. Introduction to the Course

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    2. Instructions for Accessing the Course

    1. Video | Sects and Cults in the Muslim World Prt 2 | Class #1 | Intro to Prt 2

    1. Video | Sects and Cults in the Muslim World Prt 2 | Class #2 | The Baatinayyah Movement

    1. Video | Sects and Cults in the Muslim World Prt 2 | Class #3 | The Extreme of Baatinayyah

    1. Video | Sects and Cults in the Muslim World Prt 2 | Class #4 | The Bahai Movement

    1. Video | Sects and Cults in the Muslim World Prt 2 | Class #5 | The Qadiyani Movement

About this course

  • $35.00
  • 10 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

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  • About the Course

    The 21st Century is filled with great achievements and great catastrophes. For the majority of Muslims, one of the areas of challenge is understanding our identity. Scores of groups and so-called scholars have arisen over the centuries to try to define “What is Islam is”. This has led to confusion among the youth and the New Muslims.

  • Method

    This course is designed to explore the historical roots of the Last Message and the background surrounding the revelation to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and then to show what happened to the Muslim World.

  • Topics

    The course will look at the challenges and schismatic divisions such as: a. The Liar Prophets. b. The strange Sects that grew out of the original teachings. c. New concepts that entered into the original Aqeedah (or Creed) of Islam. d. Major invasions that traumatized the Muslim world like the Mongols and the Crusaders.