A Trusted Institution for Quality Islamic Education
The Cambridge Islamic Studies programmes offered by Abu Hanifah Foundation are among the most sought-after online Islamic courses available today. Designed for learners aged 13 and above, these small-group classes provide an exceptional opportunity to study Islam formally, in English, from the comfort of your home.
Although there is great interest and demand is high, class sizes have been deliberately limited to deliver more focused sessions and maximise learning. Early registration is essential to avoid disappointment.
These courses are built on academic credibility, Islamic authenticity, and global recognition—combining traditional scholarship with the internationally respected Cambridge IGCSE and A Level syllabi.
Abu Hanifah Foundation is recognised across the UK and internationally for its commitment to high-quality, accessible Islamic education. For over a decade, the Foundation has served diverse learners through structured, academically sound programmes that combine traditional Islamic knowledge with academic excellence. Our teaching standards, commitment to learner development, and ethical integrity have earned the trust of families, educators, and students alike.
We now offer two globally recognised Islamic Studies programmes—Cambridge IGCSE (0493) and Cambridge International A Level (9488)—delivered entirely online.
These programmes are open to learners aged 13 and above, including adults, and can be accessed from anywhere in the world.
Whether you are studying for personal development or seeking formal certification, you will benefit from a curriculum that is intellectually robust, spiritually enriching, and globally respected.
This course introduces students to the foundational sources of Islam: the Qur’an, Hadith, life of the Prophet ﷺ, the early Muslim community, and core beliefs and practices. It encourages critical thinking, spiritual awareness, and historical insight.
An advanced and in-depth study of Islamic theology, jurisprudence, history, and contemporary issues. Topics include the Islamic worldview, legal schools, the Abbasid and Umayyad legacy, and modern global challenges.
Both programmes follow syllabi developed by Cambridge Assessment International Education, a department of the University of Cambridge. These qualifications:
You do not need to sit the exam to benefit from the course. Many students enrol for personal growth and structured study alone.
If you are looking for a reliable, high-standard Islamic education built on traditional scholarship and academic rigour, these programmes offer an ideal path. Whether you are 13 or 50, at home or abroad, you can now access Cambridge-standard Islamic education with the support of a respected institution and an experienced teacher.
Spaces are limited. Early registration is recommended.
A leading UK-based Islamic educational institution with a strong record of academic success and community impact.
All courses are delivered online via Google Classroom, allowing students from the UK and around the world to participate.
Live, interactive lessons are recorded for flexible access. Learners can enrol with or without taking the final Cambridge exam.
Open to male and female students of all backgrounds; no prior Islamic Studies knowledge is required.
Small, focused class sizes to ensure personalised attention.
Our programmes are open to all, male and female, regardless of location or background.
All programmes are led by Shaykh Imtiyaz Damiel, a distinguished Islamic scholar and PhD researcher in Islamic Education at the University of Warwick. His academic and traditional credentials include:
Shaykh Imtiyaz is known for his ability to teach complex Islamic subjects clearly and authentically, while ensuring alignment with international academic standards.