Does It Feel Like You’re Missing Out On The Beauty Of The Quran When Rushing To Complete Your Ramadan Reading Goals?
Finally Connect To The Quran’s Deep Meanings Without Slowing Down Your Recitation This Ramadan
Every Ramadan, there’s an internal struggle: read as much as possible or slow down to contemplate?
The Prophet ﷺ did a Khatm (completion of the Quran beginning to end) every Ramadan with Jibreel (alayhissalam), and twice in his final year. This is the Sunnah.
And there’s also a sweetness of pausing, contemplating to let the meaning sink in.
But we’re often strapped for time. Between work, the kids, and Taraweeh, we allot what we can to completing our daily reading goals.
So yes, I encourage you to read as much as you can…
…and to help you with the tadabur (contemplation) and fahm (understanding) of what you read, let’s meet this Ramadan for The Heart of Quran to finally understand the complete message cover to cover.
And because I know you’re busy, I’ve designed this program to understand the themes of each Surah and Juz, their main lessons, and the miraculous way Surahs and Ayat connect together…
…so you can deeply connect with the Message of Allah, no matter where you find yourself in the Mushaf, and no matter your pace.
And I’ve organized the lessons in such a way, that we only need to meet twice this Ramadan to cover all the major themes of the Book of Allah.
Taught LIVE on Sundays March 24 & 31
11 AM - 2 PM ET
Taught by Hesham Alaghbari
LIVE & Interactive with Q&A Sessions
Cover the Themes, Lessons & Message of the Quran Cover to Cover
$65 with Lifetime Access to All Recordings
About the Teacher: Hesham Alaghbari
Hesham’s journey into Islamic Sciences started more than 20 years ago when he was still in high school learning various sciences with local teachers. Over the years, he had the opportunity to learn in-person and online with scholars from Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
In 2016, he completed the ‘Alimiyyah Programme (Islamic Scholarship Programme) at Al-Salam Institute in the UK under the tutelage of Dr. Akram Nadwi.
After spending years memorizing the Quran, learning Tajweed and the science of Qira’aat (various modes of reciting the Quran), Hesham is currently in his 3rd year of a 4-year specialized Mufasir program.
In addition, he is continuing studies in the advanced fields of the Arabic Language & Literature, Fiqh and Theology. He has been leading prayers, delivering classes and sermons for the last 10 years in the Ottawa region.