Spiritual Life

Akhlaq Classes

One of the beautiful and prominent features of the hawzah is the tradition of attending lessons on ethics (dars akhlaq). These lessons are integral to the curriculum of every seminary student and are also open to the public. Led by knowledgeable and experienced scholars, dars akhlaq sessions delve into the teachings of Islam regarding moral conduct, character refinement, spiritual wayfaring and purification of the soul with emphasis on practical applications of ethical principles in daily life. These sessions cultivate a deeper understanding of Islamic ethics and encourage individuals to embody virtues such as honesty, kindness, humility, and compassion and to struggle on the path of attaining proximity to Allah (swt) through self-purification. Some of the commonly attended classes by renowned teachers are listed below:

TeacherLocationDayTime
Ustad Ali Ashraf MoayyadiAli Murtadha Mosque, Tawheed Boulevard, Alley 3Saturdays & SundaysAfter dhuhr salaah
Ayatullah Muhammad Baqir TahririMadrasah Imam Khumayni (ra), 15 Khordad BoulevardWednesdaysAfter maghrib salaah
Ustad Muhammad Ali MujahidiBurhan Institute, Safaiyyeh, Alley Mumtaz, Alley 3, Building No. 41Tuesdays & WednesdaysAfter dhuhr salaah
Ustad Muhammad Ridha Abidini*Madrasah Thamin al-Aimmah, Somayyeh, Alley 11, Building No. 1WednesdaysAfter maghrib salaah
Ayatullah Ghulam Ridha FayyaziImam Khumayni Hussainiyyah, SafaiyyehWednesdaysAfter maghrib salaah

* Open for sisters to attend also.

Those wishing to attend should confirm days and timings as these may change at short notice. Updated information can usually be found on the teacher’s individual Eitaa channels.

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