Classes are delivered live online and include a mix of tutorials, presentation-based lectures, textbook-based traditional lectures, seminars, and workshops. Recordings of these sessions are made available on DUA student’s learning portal for 24/7 access from both web browsers and the Mobile App.

Yes, students have the opportunity to join Al Balagh's Exclusive annual residential camp. This optional component allows for spiritual development through direct interaction with world-renowned scholars.

Students are expected to know the Arabic alphabet & be able to read the Qur’an fluently.

If you have prior experience in Arabic studies, you are required to enroll directly in our Level 1 course, Insha'Allah. After enrollment, our team will arrange an Arabic proficiency assessment with our instructor. Based on the results, Ustadh will recommend the appropriate classes for your level.

The final decision on which level will be offered, based on your assessment and prior study record, can take 1 - 2 weeks to complete due to the high influx of students during last week of registration. Therefore, we encourage all advanced students to complete enrollment as soon as possible to ensure a timely process of your advanced classes allocation.

The timings listed on the website are primarily for beginner-level classes. Advanced students' class timings may vary and can be scheduled anywhere from 9am to 9pm UK time . We recommend maintaining flexibility in your expectations regarding class timings as your final classes timings will be communicated after Arabic Competency assessment and classes recommendation by Ustadh.

Apologetically No. Students must remain in their designated track, either Weekend or Weekday, and are not permitted to mix classes between the two tracks. However, it is possible to switch tracks entirely, meaning a student who initially enrolled in the weekday track but wishes to shift to the weekend track can do so. However, such a shift must be done as soon as possible. Additionally, students should be aware of the starting months for each track:

• Weekday tracks start in February and September of every year
• Weekend tracks start in November and May of every year
  (However, please note that occasional changes may occur in the launch dates. For the most recent launch dates or any updates, please feel free to contact our team for assistance.)

If students intend to switch from one track to another, they must do so at a time when the new semester for the intended track is set to begin.

Examinations can fall into 1 of 2 categories, depending on the discretion of the teacher and the subject type. 

1) Self-Paced examinations: Students can start and finish the exam whenever they want within the set time frame. This means that you can take as much time as you need to complete the exam, or you can complete it quickly if you feel confident. 

2) Timed examinations: Students shall be given a fixed amount of time to complete the exam. In timed examinations, students must manage their time carefully in order to complete all the questions within the allotted time frame. The exam is usually proctored and sufficient time shall be given for attempting the exam.

Assessments 1 & 2: 

Online and self-paced assessments for Assessments 1 and 2 are conducted without live written or live verbal tests. These assessments are administered through the student Learning Management System (LMS) by the examination and administrative team. Students typically have an average of 3 - 4 weeks after the release date to attempt the assessments.

Syllabus Demarcation:

1. The syllabus for Assessment 1 covers material from Week 1 to Week 5, though this timeline may slightly vary according to instructor discretion.
2. Similarly, the syllabus for Assessment 2 encompasses material from Week 6 to Week 10, with potential variations based on instructor discretion.

Percentage Weightage Allocation:

1. In terms of weightage, Assessment 1 accounts for 15% of the overall grade,
2. While Assessment 2 carries a weightage of 25%.

 For Final Exams:

For Final Exams, the examinations will be conducted online, live, and proctored. These exams are administered through the student Learning Management System (LMS) by the examination and administrative team.

Students are allotted an average of 2 - 3 hours per exam paper to attempt their exams in a proctored environment.

It's important to note that the camera must be turned on for the entire duration of the exam. Therefore, students need to have access to a camera and adequate audio for the exam.

Syllabus Demarcation:

The syllabus for the Final Exam covers material from Week 11 until the Concluding Week of the semester.

Percentage Weightage Allocation: 

In terms of weightage, the Final Exam carries a significant weight of 60% towards the overall grade.

The recordings of live sessions are uploaded onto our DUA student’s learning portal, providing 24/7 accessibility from both a web browser and the Al Balagh Academy Mobile App, enabling students to review and revise at their own pace and convenience.

There will be an orientation week organized in the first week of the Programme to make students comfortable with the LMS platform, programme structure, schedule, instructors and peers. All support materials like the LMS Guide, Student Guidelines Handbook etc., will be uploaded by the admins on the LMS for easier understanding.

Upon successful enrollment, you will get access to DUA Al Balagh Academy’s advanced online learning portal. Login details and important contact information will be provided to your registered email address. We recommend joining classes from a laptop/desktop computer for better visibility and learning experience.

Student access is of 2 types:

1. Main class/batch access: 
   1. Students get access to their batch's main class on the LMS within 24 - 72 hours. 
   2. This section of the LMS includes various policies and guidelines essential for every student to read through, understand, and acknowledge.
2. Module access: 
   1. The second access type is for the specific modules for the semester that students have registered for. 
   2. Every module will have its own access point, where class links, session summaries, notes, presentations, etc., will be uploaded as the weeks go by. This access is given after the orientation session week concludes.

Absolutely! We've got you covered for on-the-go learning with our newly updated mobile app. Gain maximum flexibility in your learning journey by accessing your courses anytime, anywhere. Simply click on the links below to download the latest Al Balagh Academy App tailored to your device:

• For Android users: Download from the Google Play Store
• For iOS users: Download from the App Store

Dive into a world of convenient and accessible learning today!

Certainly! We've established a dedicated Student Support Group on WhatsApp to serve as your primary communication channel throughout your journey with us.

Following your Orientation week and completion of class selection, you'll be automatically added to your respective Module-wise "Groups" on the DUA Learning Portal. These groups will provide you with invaluable support and connectivity with fellow students, ensuring a smooth and enriching learning experience.

1) If you have questions about your ongoing classes, assessment matters, or IT/Technical Issues, please reach out to us through your respective Support groups only. (Please Note: It may take 2 - 3 days for our team to resolve the issue due to the volume of students.)

2) If you're interested in joining a different course/programme and need information, please get in touch with our admission team:

Email support: [email protected]

WhatsApp Support:  http://wa.me/447946835804

You will be able to view all course wise live session details including joining links on your DUA Portal calendar(students are advised to join classes from the LMS directly). If you find any difficulty with the link/calendar students are advised to contact their respective support groups, where our dedicated support team will ensure that their problem gets resolved at the earliest.