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Unshaken Faith
Whether you struggle with faith-related questions or simply want clarity and confidence, this course offers a grounded, rational path into the depth and beauty of Islamic theology
What You’ll Learn
A 5-lesson journey into the intellectual heart of Islam. Designed for thoughtful Muslims, this course explores how reason, revelation, and lived experience come together to form a confident, logical, and coherent belief in tawhid. Across five focused lessons, we will examine the classical and contemporary arguments for God’s existence, analyse modern atheism, explore the moral and philosophical questions raised by today’s culture, and study why Islam is the only worldview that makes rational sense.
Each session is clear, accessible, and intellectually rigorous, with weekly independent reading to reinforce and deepen the learning.
- Lesson 1 — Faith, Reason, and How Muslims Know What’s True
- Lesson 2 — Why God Must Exist: Logic, Necessity, and the Kalām Proof
- Lesson 3 — Does Atheism Add Up? Morality, Suffering & the Problem of Evil
- Lesson 4 — Why Tawhid Makes Sense
- Lesson 5 — Open Q&A: Your Biggest Questions Answered
Lesson 1 — Faith, Reason, and How Muslims Know What’s True
· What Muslims mean by ‘reason’
· What counts as evidence
· How to resolve apparent conflicts between reason and revelation
· The limits of pure rationalism
· The limits of empiricism
· Logical impossibilities and fallacies
· Why do some deny God? Ibn Taymiyya’s Insight
Lesson 2 — Why God Must Exist: Logic, Necessity, and the Kalām Proof
- The Kalām Cosmological Argument (properly framed, not YouTube style)
- Why “science explains everything” is logically false
- The shaky foundations of scientism
- Objections against the Kalām Proof
Lesson 3 — Does Atheism Add Up? Morality, Suffering & the Problem of Evil
- What atheism actually asserts
- Why atheism cannot ground morality
- Why human rights talk collapses without God
- A structured answer to the problem of evil
- Why suffering does not disprove God
- Emotional vs intellectual doubts
Lesson 4 — Why Tawhid Makes Sense
- The rational case against multiple gods
- Burhān al-Tamānuʿ (Proof of Mutual Interference)
- Burhān al-Tawāfuq (Proof of Harmony/Unity of Will)
- Why multiple gods lead to contradiction
- Why tawhid is the only coherent worldview
Lesson 5 — Open Q&A: Your Biggest Questions Answered
Shaykh Adnaan Raja
Shaykh Adnaan is a distinguished Islamic scholar, educator, and linguist with over fifteen years of experience in teaching, curriculum development, and academic leadership. Having completed his ʿĀlimiyyah studies with distinction, he went on to specialise in the Islamic rational sciences (ʿulūm ʿaqliyyah), particularly theology, logic, and philosophy, integrating classical scholarship with contemporary pedagogical insights.
Alongside his traditional training, Shaykh Adnaan pursued undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, reflecting a deep engagement with both sacred and linguistic sciences. As a qualified teacher (QTS), chartered linguist, and holder of multiple ijāzāt to teach across the Islamic disciplines, he has authored seven Arabic works covering diverse fields within Islamic studies, Arabic linguistics, and education.
Recognised for his unique ability to bridge traditional Islamic learning with modern educational frameworks, Shaykh Adnaan consults widely on faith-based education, curriculum design, and language pedagogy. He advises Islamic education providers across the UK and abroad and contributes to Arabic language councils and education policy forums globally.
£30
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Lessons 5
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Each lesson 90 minutes
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Language English
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Level Beginner