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Ibn al-Qayyim Center for Scientific and Shari'a Consultations strives to prepare scientific, educational, and Shari'a courses to disseminate beneficial knowledge and sound culture based on the approach of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and his Companions.

Teachers with experience in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, male and female teachers with certifications in reading, and a group of sheikhs and students of knowledge have been selected to teach various Shari'a sciences. The center is under the supervision of Dr. Khalid bin Dahwi al-Dhafiri.

We ask Allah to grant us and you beneficial knowledge and righteous deeds.

We look forward, with the help of Allah Almighty, to spreading Islamic knowledge and teaching Muslim men and women who are unable to attend universities or travel to scholars, through distinguished academic curricula characterized by gradualism and selection, with sheikhs who are trustworthy scholars known for their knowledge and sound approach and methodology.

• Disseminating correct knowledge based on the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and the understanding of the righteous predecessors.
• Establishing the foundations of knowledge and progressing through it in various types of Islamic disciplines.
• Fighting extremist ideas and misguided parties, and exposing their shadows and deviations.
• Disseminating the reasons for unity on the truth and warning against all causes of division among the nation.
• Calling for the people to unite on Its guardians and the rejection of the calls of the Khawarij and advocates of terrorism.

• The system is available in Arabic and English.
• The account management panel is easy for both teachers and students.
• Users are activated through the system administrator and after the student registers through the supervisor, the student can log in to their account on the site.
• The teacher meets With students in high-tech virtual classrooms using the Zoom live meeting app.
• Students can message and chat with the teacher.
• Teachers can test their students by sending them preliminary questions via assignments and midterm exams.
• The system reminds you of lecture, assignment, and exam dates via notifications.