1. Course Overview
Logic (Ilm al-Mantiq) was classified by Imam al-Ghazali as the universal touchstone of all sciences: 'He who does not know logic has no certainty in his knowledge.' This course introduces formal syllogistic reasoning, definitions, categories, and fallacies, demonstrating how classical theologians formulated indomitable proofs.
2. Who Is This Course For?
Advanced seminary students, debaters, philosophers, and theological scholars.
3. Learning Outcomes
By completing this structured course, you will achieve:
4. Syllabus & Curriculum Breakdown
Structured one-on-one progression overseen directly by your assigned instructor:
Module 1: Foundations of Logic & Semiotics (Dalalah)
Signification (verbal/non-verbal, rational/conventional), singular and compound terms.
Module 2: The Five Universals (Al-Kulliyyat al-Khams)
Genus (Jins), Species (Naw'), Specific Difference (Fasl), Property (Khassah), and General Accident ('Arad 'Amm).
Module 3: Definitions (Al-Aqwal al-Sharihah)
Conditions of a sound definition, complete definition (Hadd Tamm) vs. descriptive definition (Rasm).
Module 4: Propositions, Opposition & Syllogisms
Categorical propositions, contradiction, conversion, figures of the syllogism, and proof construction.
5. Classical Texts & Reference Works
Rooted in authentic classical scholarship, this course references the following authoritative sources:
- Al-Sullam al-Munawnaq (Al-Akhdari)
- Sharh Isaghuji (Athir al-Din al-Abhari)
6. Your Instructor
Molana Faizan Tahir
Alim from Jamia Imdadia Faisalabad, Post-Graduate Diploma (PDDU), and MPhil in Islamic Sciences from Riphah International University.
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Prerequisites
Advanced Arabic comprehension and previous study of Islamic theology.
Certificate of Completion
Diploma in Classical Islamic Formal Logic (Mantiq).
Frequently Asked Questions
Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam) is taught exclusively as live 1-on-1 online classes, not group sessions. Every lesson is a private video session with your teacher, so the pace, explanations and corrections are tailored to your level and goals.
Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam) is taught by Molana Faizan Tahir, Scholar in Islamic Sciences & Academic Pedagogy at HF Nexus Academy. All our teachers are certified Islamic scholars trained in traditional institutions. When booking your free trial you can choose a male or female tutor preference, and our admissions team will confirm availability for this course.
Yes. Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam) lessons are scheduled in your local time, whether you live in North America, the UK, Europe, Australia, or the Arabian Gulf. Classes can be arranged on weekdays or weekends, in the morning or evening, to fit around work, school and family commitments.
Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam) typically takes 3 Months of consistent 1-on-1 study at the Advanced level. The curriculum is organized into 4 modules: Foundations of Logic & Semiotics (Dalalah); The Five Universals (Al-Kulliyyat al-Khams); Definitions (Al-Aqwal al-Sharihah); Propositions, Opposition & Syllogisms. Your teacher adjusts the pace to your weekly class frequency and progress.
Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam) is recommended for: Advanced seminary students, debaters, philosophers, and theological scholars. Prerequisites: Advanced Arabic comprehension and previous study of Islamic theology.
Yes. On completing Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam), students are awarded: Diploma in Classical Islamic Formal Logic (Mantiq). Awards are issued by HF Nexus Academy based on your teacher's assessment of your progress.
Yes. You can book a free 30-minute 1-on-1 trial class for Logic & Epistemology in Islamic Theology (Mantiq al-Kalam) with no payment details required. During the trial your teacher assesses your current level and goals and recommends a study plan; after that, our admissions team confirms your regular schedule so you can begin lessons.
Curriculum Pathways & Related Courses
This course is part of our structured Aqeedah & Islamic Theology curriculum. You can also explore our step-by-step Curated Learning Paths or continue your studies with these related courses: