Al Balagh Academy offers an extensive course on the Islamic Golden Age, covering Islam's expansion, Umayyad, Abbasid periods etc.

"Exploring Islamic History: Student Presentations Shedding Light on Key Aspects" highlights informative presentations enriching the understanding of Islamic history within the course.

Dive into Islamic History Level 1, unraveling transformative epochs, influential figures, and the heritage that enriches our understanding of Islam's evolution.

Explore Islamic History's essence, significance, and methodology, discovering its profound impact on faith, culture, and contemporary understanding.

Discover Prophet Muhammad's Seerah in 10 points, unveiling his universal mercy and transformative influence across diverse realms.

Explore the divine beginnings and leadership of the Rightly Guided Caliphs, witnessing their pivotal role in Islam's expansion.

Uncover the challenges post-conquests, delving into the First Fitna and Umayyad era's complexities, shaping early Islamic history.

Examining the Two Fitnas: Analyzing the historical impact of the First and Second Fitna on early Islamic society.

Balancing Power and Piety: Exploring the lives of Marwanid rulers, Abd al-Malik and Umar II, and their influence on Islamic history.

Early Abbasids: From Baghdad's founding to Ibn Hanbal's Mihna, uncover the dynamic era that shaped Islamic culture and governance.

Unveiling Mass Conversions and Ahl al-Sunna wa’-l-Jama‘a's Emergence: Tracing pivotal shifts in Islamic history and theology.

Political Sects' Impact: Kharijis, Imamis, Fatimis, Assassins, and Qarmatis - Analyzing diverse movements shaping Islamic societies and politics.

Spiritual Inward Turn: Exploring Tazkiyya, Zuhd, and Sufism's transformative journey within the framework of Islamic spirituality.

Fusion of Knowledge: Investigating Natural Sciences and Hellenistic Philosophy's confluence in Islamic territories, contributing to intellectual growth.

Saljuqs and Crusaders Era: Examining interactions and dynamics between these prominent powers during the 11th and 12th centuries.

Islam in Maghrib: Exploring Spanish Umayyads, Almoravids, and Almohads - Shaping the Islamic history and culture of North Africa.

Mongols and Mamluks Era (13-15C): Investigating the interactions and historical impact of these two influential forces in the Middle East.

"The Second Expansion of Islam: Journey to Africa, India, and Anatolia" explores Islam's spread across these regions during a pivotal historical phase.

"Rebirth of Empires: Ottomans, Safavids, and Mughals (15-17C)" examines the rise, achievements, and cultural contributions of these significant empires in history.

"The Ottomans: Exploring Governance, Society, and Religion" delves into the multifaceted aspects of Ottoman rule, societal structures, and religious dynamics.

"Colonialism and Resistance: Examining Interactions and Struggles" investigates the complex historical dynamics between colonial powers and regions of resistance.

"The Long 19th Century: Istanbul and Cairo's Top-Down Reform Efforts" explores modernization attempts in these cities during a transformative era.

"Nationalism Overtakes Islam: Caliphate Abolition and Interwar Era" examines the shift from religious to national identities in the aftermath of the Caliphate's abolition.

"Islam in a (De)globalizing World: Navigating Religious Identity in Changing Global Dynamics" explores Islam's role in a world marked by globalization and its potential impact on religious identity.