Register now at DarulFath.org if you want to take part in this amazing event, starting tomorrow!

As a reminder, the event will be at MAS Youth Center in North Brunswick and will start promptly at 4 pm. Food will be provided throughout the program, insha Allah.

Assalamualaykum! Today is the last day to sign up for the Hanafi Intensive. I received a lot of messages about people who wanted to sponsor the event's food since they couldn't make it physically. If you'd like to feed the students of knowledge at this upcoming event, you can sponsor the event through this link:
https://www.darulfath.org/sponsor-food-for-hanafi-intensive

You can change the amount to sponsor by increasing the item quantity when you checkout.

May Allah reward all of you!

We’ve finalized our book list for Darul Fath’s second Hanafi Intensive with Sh. Tabraze Azam! Seats are nearly filled, so register today at DarulFath.org/pay before seats sell out like last year!

Alhamdulillah, we are thrilled to announce our second Hanafi Intensive, titled “Venturing the Hanafi Path” with Shaykh Tabraze Azam in collaboration with Irshad Centre for Hanafi Studies.

The intensive will be held on December 13 - 15, 2024, and tickets are available for sale immediately.

Details about the program can be found at https://www.darulfath.org/hanafi-intensive

Last year, this program sold out very quickly, so get your tickets fast!

Sidi Ahmed Zarruq, in his Qawa’id al-Tasawwuf said:

“Know that knowledge is only taken from its masters, so the Sufi is not depended upon in matters of Fiqh unless his mastery of it is known, nor is a Faqih taken in Tasawwuf unless he has implemented it. Nor is a Muhaddith taken in either of them [Tasawwuf or Fiqh] unless his mastery of them is known.

It is mandatory for the Seeker to seek Fiqh from the Fuqaha and he should only refer to the scholars of the Tariqa for what is specific to rectifying his inner state from that or other than it. For this reason, Abu Muhammad Al-Marjani commanded his companions to always return back to the Fuqaha in matters of Fiqh even though he had mastered it.”

[Qawa’id ul-Tasawwuf, Qa’ida #61]

Imam Al-Suyuti said in Al-Itqan, “everything said by the [consensus of the] Ummah is an explanation of the Sunnah, and the entirety of the Sunnah is an explanation of the Qur’an.”

Al-Itqan fi Ulum il Quran (28/4) (طبعة الهيئة المصرية العامة)

One of Darul Fath’s core foundational goals is to bring the “Rihla” nearer to us. Many students of Darul Fath are physicians, PhDs, lawyers, etc., excelling in their respective fields. More than half of them are also parents. For many students, despite being incredibly brilliant and dedicated, traveling to the Muslim world for a long time may not be possible for them. If they were to immerse themselves in the Islamic tradition, they would be a tremendous resource to the Muslim community due to their level of accomplishment in their respective fields. So Darul Fath aims to bridge that gap.. by bringing scholars who have taken knowledge from incredibly diverse backgrounds- Egypt, Turkey, Jordan, Mauritania, Damascus, Pakistan, Yemen, and other places- and creating an environment where students can seek knowledge from these great traditions without needing to leave the country.