At A Glance

• 16 Live Online Sessions
• Duration: 4+ Months
• Saturdays, 07:00 PM - 08:30 PM (London, UK)
• Video Recordings Available
• Access to Mobile App
• Digital Certificate
• From £19.99/Month (For 4 Months)

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• Starts on 17th May 2025
• Course Fee:
  Pay in Full: £79.99 £49.99
  Pay in 4 Installments: £19.99 per month
• Registration Deadline: 16th May 2025

Course Overview

Exploring the Intersection of Divine Revelation, Science, and History

How do prophetic narratives in the Qur’an and Bible align with historical evidence and scientific discoveries? This course offers a unique opportunity to critically analyze divine history, compare Qur’anic and Biblical accounts, and evaluate archaeological and historical findings. From the story of Adam and Eve to the prophecy of Muhammad (PBUH), this course provides a structured, research-driven approach to understanding how faith, history, and science intersect. Whether you're a theology student, researcher, or someone seeking truth, this course will equip you with the tools to explore divine narratives in a deeper, more meaningful way.

Who Should Enroll?

This course is ideal for:

• Students of Theology & Comparative Religion – seeking an academic approach to divine history.
• Historians & Researchers – interested in scriptural narratives within historical contexts.
• Dawah Practitioners & Interfaith Scholars – exploring theological dialogues between Islam and Christianity.

• Muslims & Christians – wanting a clearer, research-backed understanding of their scriptures.
• Truth Seekers & Critical Thinkers – intrigued by archaeology, scriptural accuracy, and prophetic traditions.

What You Will Gain

• A comprehensive, historical, and academic analysis of divine narratives.
• Critical insights into the alignment of history, theology, and archaeology.
• The ability to navigate interfaith discussions with an informed, research-driven perspective.

• A balanced, evidence-based understanding of how religious scriptures align with historical reality.
• Practical knowledge to engage in scholarly debates on prophetic traditions and historical credibility.
• This course is not just about learning—it’s about uncovering the deeper truths behind the most significant historical narratives in religious tradition.

Course Aims and Objectives

The key objectives of this course are to:

• Learn the Qur’anic claims about Biblical history, scripture, and tradition, and how it positions itself in relation to them.
• Understand how the Qur’an engages with and correctively retells stories from Biblical tradition.

• Analyze how historical criticism and archaeology provide deeper historical context for Biblical and Qur’anic narratives.
• Develop critical thinking skills to assess challenges to Biblical and Islamic narratives based on historical and archaeological evidence.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Critically analyze Qur’anic and Biblical narratives in light of historical, theological, and archaeological evidence to assess their historical credibility.
• Understand and compare prophetic stories in the Qur’an and Bible, identifying areas of overlap, divergence, and corrective retellings within Islamic tradition.
• Evaluate the impact of ancient civilizations, historical criticism, and archaeological discoveries on the interpretation of divine narratives and religious history.

• Develop informed perspectives on interfaith dialogue, scriptural authenticity, and theological debates related to prophetic traditions and historical narratives.
• Apply research-driven methodologies to engage in scholarly discussions on the intersection of revelation, history, and science while addressing common misconceptions and challenges.

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