Teach at Al-Mujadilah
We welcome proposals from instructors interested in teaching their own programs.
In the past few years, over 40 instructors have joined our community, guiding hundreds of participants across our learning streams and other programs.
In line with our aim of bringing more women into Islamic teaching, most of our instructors are women.
Learning pillars
Following our Tarbiya framework, we view learning as a continuous process that strengthens faith and character over time. We expect prospective instructors to reflect on this process by considering four pillars of this framework.
Muslim women and Islam
Centers on Qur’anic and Prophetic studies, jurisprudence, and aqeedah (philosophical questions). It strengthens understanding of Islamic sources and the impact of faith on daily life.
Muslim women and family
Focuses on marriage, parenting, family law, and the health of family life. It supports women in creating homes guided by religious principles and ethics.
Muslim women and self-development
Highlights personal and religious growth, as well as wellbeing, leadership, and financial management. It helps women gain confidence and grow.
Muslim women and society
Emphasizes civic and community participation, sustainability, arts, and public leadership. It highlights how women contribute to collective wellbeing and the moral fabric of society.
Submission guidelines
Your submission should include:
• A CV
• A cover letter highlighting your interest in Al-Mujadilah Learning
• A detailed description of your proposed program and what it aims to accomplish
• Your target audience and expected learning outcomes
• Previous relevant experience in the topics addressed in the program
• An explanation of how the program aligns with our learning standards, and the Tarbiya model.
Submit your proposal to: AMprogramming@qf.org.qa
