Sūrah al-Mulk: Recite, Memorise, Understand

About this course

Thirty verses. Six Monday nights. Abu Hurayrah reported that the Prophet ﷺ said: "There is a surah in the Quran containing thirty verses which will intercede for a man so that he will be forgiven. It is [Surah] Tabarak Alladhi bi yadihi al-mulk." Classed hasan (sound) by al-Tirmidhi and authenticated by modern scholars such as al-Albani. That is how the Prophet ﷺ spoke of Sūrah al-Mulk. A sūrah described this way deserves to be recited properly, learned completely and understood closely. Those are three separate bodies of work, and they are usually taught in three separate places. This course puts them in one room, in every class. Your tajwīd, the rules of recitation, is corrected in your own recitation, not only explained. Your hifz, memorisation, builds the whole sūrah portion by portion, until all thirty verses are yours. And the tafsīr goes deep: a slow, close study of what each verse says and why it is said. Your teacher, Iman Yasin, is with you between classes as well as in them, with support through WhatsApp across the week. Classes meet live on Zoom, Mondays, 9:00–10:30pm PKT, for twelve women at most. Who is the course for? For women who want more than recitation. This is a women-only cohort of twelve at most. You are known by name, your recitation is heard by your teacher in every class, and the same women sit beside you from the first Monday to the last. Recitation without meaning can feel hollow. Meaning without memory fades. Memory without correct tajwīd can set a mistake in place. Each class holds all three.