Islamic Studies – Secondary (Ages 11+)

Shaykh al-Malikiyyah / "Malik al-Saghir"

 310 AH – 386 AH (The Era of Fatimid Political Domination and Resurgence of Ahle Sunnah wal Jama‘ah)

Al-Asir (The Prisoner of Malta)

 1268 AH – 1339 AH (1851 CE – 1920 CE. The Revolutionary Leader and Freedom Fighter

During the Height of British Imperial Rule and Global Anti-Colonial Resistance)

Nābihat al-Hind (The Genius of India) / Al-Mu'arrikh (The Master Historian)

 1286 AH – 1341 AH (1869 CE – 1923 CE. The Zenith of British Colonial Rule in India)

Al-Imam al-Hafidh

 631 AH – 676 AH (The Era of Mamluk Expansion and Post-Baghdad Crisis)

Allama al-Asr (The Grand Scholar of the Era) / Shaykh al-Islam

 The Sovereign Thinker, Statesman, and Muhadith

1305 AH – 1369 AH (1887 CE – 1949 CE. The Era of the Fall of Empires and the Re-drawing of Islamic Geography)

Shaykh al-Islam

 661 AH – 728 AH (Era of Mamluk Resurgence and Post-Mongol Crisis)

Mufakkir al-Islam (The Thinker)

 1332 AH – 1420 AH (1914 CE – 1999 CE. The Era of Global Ideological Shifts and Post-Colonial Transition)

Al-Qadi (The Chief Justice) / Shaykh al-Mufassir (The Master Commentator)

 1143 AH – 1225 AH (1730 CE – 1810 CE / The Era of Mughal Decline and Early Colonial Incursion)

Hafidh al-Asr (The Guardian of the Era, Muhadith)

 1349 AH – 1439 AH (1930 CE – 2017 CE. The Modern Digital Information Age)

Ustadhal-Jil (The Teacher of the Generation)

1352 AH – 1445 AH (1933 CE – 2023 CE. The Modern Era of Global Islamic Education)