Milwaukee
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Madina Institute at the Milwaukee location currently offers a part-time 1-year program. Learn more about our part-time program and it’s offerings.
Madina’s Islamic Studies programs have paved path for many students towards becoming preachers and scholars. Find out what they have to say about us.
Madina Institute has had a life-changing impact on me. To experience both spiritual and academic education and training by someone like Shaykh Ninowy is a once in a lifetime opportunity. What Madina Institute gives you are the keys to seeking true knowledge and establishes a solid framework and foundation for one's pursuit of transformational knowledge. One of the most impactful things about Madina Institute is the suhba (companionship) with Shaykh Ninowy, inside and outside of the classroom. It helps one learn the adab of the Ahlul-ilm and how to maneuver with it in one's interactions with friends, family, and peers. I hope to embody some of that one day.
I can easily describe my Madina experience in two words: life-altering. This program is like a force of nature- each day is filled with so much effort that it is, due to its very essence, impossible for us students not to grow (and insha'Allah all growth is towards Allah SWT). The environment engulfs us day in and day out so deep and rich in Islamic academia that from one week to the next, we can see and feel such a drastic change within ourselves.
My time at Madina Institute U.S.A was a truly transformative one; in fact, one could say that it took me on a hijra from a state of relative confusion, ignorance, and darkness, into a much brighter, clearer and more wholesome state of being. The program laid out the foundations of the religion in a way that one cannot help but fall in love with its beauty. It equipped me with the appropriate tools, skills, and lenses to continue my academic and spiritual progress and journey.
“When Allah wishes good for someone, He bestows upon him the
Understanding of Deen”
