Now Starts May 18, 2025

Online
Dawah Course

Learn the principles, skills, and techniques of inviting others to Islam from over 50 years of raw experience in the field.

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Course Details

Dates

May 18 to Aug 3, 2025
Every Sunday

Time

PDT: 11:30 AM
CDT: 1:30 PM
EDT: 2:30 PM

Location

Online via ZOOM

Price

$130/Person

Format

Total of 12 weekly sessions
2 Hours Per Session

Language

English

This course includes

2 Hour Live Instruction

Live Q&A

Access to Class Recordings

Official AOH Certificate

The book is not included with the course. To purchase the book, click here.

About this course

Many Muslims want to share the beauty of Islam—but where do you start? Should you debate, give long speeches, or memorize complex arguments? Do you need to be a scholar or an extrovert to invite others to Islam? The truth is, dawah isn’t about complexity—it’s about sincerity, wisdom, and connection.

With over 50 years of experience in the field, Shaykh Khalid Amin has dedicated his life to the art of dawah, drawing from both traditional knowledge and real-world encounters. In this course, he will teach you how to prepare, engage, and leave a lasting impact in your dawah efforts—whether in everyday encounters or structured settings.

Dawah is an art that anyone can learn. It’s the mission of the Prophets and the legacy of every believer. Join this course and equip yourself with the tools, confidence, and wisdom to invite others to Allah with sincerity and success.

Course Content

This course covers the entire book Dawah the Lost Art of the Call of Islam with the author Shaykh Khalid Amin. The class consists of a student reader who reads the text while Shaykh Khalid Amin provides rich commentary throughout, sharing his background, experience, the history of their dawah in the field, fruits from his time studying Islamic knowledge, stories, wisdoms, life-lessons, and much more.

Dawah the Lost Art of the Call of Islam Online Course taught by Sheikh Khalid Amin

What you'll learn

Spiritual Preparation for Dawah: Strengthen your faith, develop sincerity, and cultivate patience as an inviter to Islam.
Mastering Effective Communication: Learn how to engage in meaningful conversations and approach people with wisdom and kindness.
Understanding Human Nature: Gain insights into different personalities, backgrounds, and how to connect with people at their level.
Dawah as Social Work: Learn how dawah serves as a means of healing for yourself and others, spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.
Consultation and Seeking Wisdom: Develop the habit of seeking advice, staying in consultation, and using collective knowledge to improve your approach.

Practical Dawah Strategies: Learn field-tested techniques for capturing attention, presenting Islam effectively, and closing conversations on a positive note.
Maintaining Strong Character: Cultivate humility, honesty, truthfulness, kindness, and selflessness in your interactions.
Navigating Challenges and Tests: Understand the trials that come with dawah and how to maintain resilience and tawakkul (trust in Allah).
Creating a Welcoming Environment: Learn the importance of smiling, being considerate, listening with your heart, and making others feel valued.
Applying Wisdom in Dawah: Discover the balance between knowledge, action, patience, and adaptability to different situations.

Who this course is for

Anyone seeking personal and communal improvement: Individuals looking to enhance their own lives and the lives of those around them.
Muslims with non-Muslim family and friends: Those who want practical guidance on inviting loved ones to Islam.
Active dawah practitioners: Muslims involved in street dawah, chaplaincy, interfaith outreach, institutional work, or masajid activities who wish to amplify their positive impact.
Instructors and teachers: Educators aiming to improve their teaching skills and effective communication to better serve their students.

Parents: Those looking to build stronger connections with their children and raise them with sound guidance.
Students of sacred knowledge: Individuals building a foundational understanding who seek guidance in translating theoretical learning into practical action.
School students: Young individuals searching for life perspective, guidance on planning for the future, and strategies to make the most of the present.
Community leaders: Leaders who want to enhance their organizational skills, manage teams more effectively, and explore new ways to serve their community.

About the Instructor

Khalid Amin, from Staten Island, NY, has traveled as far as India. Growing up during challenging times, he joined the Nation of Islam in his late teens before embracing the Sunnah in 1975 and spreading the message of Islam across the US and the Caribbean. He began studying Arabic with Sheikh Abdul Hamid, was granted a free Hajj by Muhammad Ali in 1979, and later attended Umm al-Qura University with guidance from Sheikh Abdullah Naseef. Now in Madinah with his family, he writes, translates, and teaches dawah, as detailed in Dawah: The Lost Art of the Call of Islam.

Dawah the Lost Art of the Call of Islam Book by Sheikh Khalid Amin

About the Book

This book offers a window into the lived experience of a dedicated Muslim, particularly in the practice of dawah—inviting others to a way of life he believes is best for mankind. Rather than focusing on theory, it highlights the practical aspects of Islam, including manners, etiquettes, and inner reflections, all of which contribute to finding peace in any circumstance. It also serves as a guide for those who wish to deepen their own peace and share it with others; an art which is needed more today than at most times in history.

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