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In the 21st century, the dynamics of gender interactions have become an integral part of daily life, whether in professional settings, educational environments, community activities, or online spaces. For educators in Islamic schools, navigating these interactions with a deep understanding of Islamic principles is crucial to fostering an ethical and respectful environment for both students and staff.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of gender interactions in the context of Islamic teachings. Participants will delve into the legal, ethical, and social frameworks surrounding these interactions, guided by classical Islamic scholarship and modern discourse. The course is designed to equip Islamic school teachers with the knowledge and tools necessary to manage gender interactions in a way that upholds Islamic values while addressing the realities of modern life.

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Time: 4 Live Sessions (Zoom) 10 AM – 11:30 AM EST
Price: $40 CAD
Dates: Saturdays, Oct 26th, Nov 2nd, Nov 9th, Nov 16th 

1) Oct 26th – Introduction to Gender Interactions in Islam

2) Nov 2nd – Communication Framework Between Opposite Genders

3) Nov 9th – Segregation & Mixed Gatherings

4) Nov 16th – Looking at the Opposite Gender

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