An open book held in two hands

Teachers

Who teaches here

Two teachers, both named on the timetable, so you know who you are learning from before you come.

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Founder and chief instructor

Imam Engr. Abd'Wasiu Tirmidhi Adeniyi

A student of knowledge, a civil engineer, an imam and a beekeeper. He founded the foundation, teaches most of its classes, and wrote the book its remedies library is built from.

Abd'Wasiu Tirmidhi Adeniyi is a student of knowledge and a writer from Ede, Osun State. He began his Islamic education young and has never really stopped: he studied prophetic medicine under respected scholars, and he still attends seminars across Nigeria and online alongside other students of knowledge. What he learns, he passes on — in lectures, in classes, and in writing.

He serves as Chief Imam of Surulere Mosque and lectures at Olowobida Central Mosque. Alongside that he is a civil engineer, holding a bachelor's and a master's degree in the field and currently working towards a PhD.

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Mufti, Mahad li Islaamiy, Ede

Shaykh (Dr) Yaaqub Muhibullah Abd'hammed Olore

Teaches the monthly seminar on business transactions and interpersonal relations — the fiqh of trade, contracts and how people treat one another.

The Shaykh comes to the Institute on the last Sunday of every month for a single, longer sitting. The subject is deliberately practical: what makes a sale valid, what makes a contract sound, what a Muslim owes the person on the other side of a transaction.

He teaches as Mufti at Mahad li Islaamiy in Ede. Recordings of his seminars are in the library alongside the weekly classes.

One class taken

One organisation

The Institute is the teaching arm

It sits under Assoutudeen Prophetic Medicine Foundation, which also runs the empowerment fund and publishes the accounts.

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