About the Workshop

More Than Just Numbers — Fulfilling the Rights Prescribed by Allah

Islamic inheritance is not merely about dividing wealth. It is about understanding and fulfilling the rights that Allah has prescribed.

The Islamic Law of Inheritance (Mirath) is an essential area of Islamic knowledge, yet its principles and calculations can often seem complex.

This comprehensive two-day workshop, presented by Moulana Mohammed Allie Goder, aims to make the subject accessible through clear explanations and practical examples.

Whether you are learning about inheritance for the first time or seeking to strengthen your understanding, this workshop offers an opportunity to explore this important aspect of Islamic law.

No prior knowledge is required.

What You Will Learn

Understanding Mirath, One Step at a Time

  • Foundations of Mirath

    Understand the fundamental principles governing inheritance in Islam.

  • Rightful Heirs

    Learn who is entitled to inherit and how heirs are identified.

  • Shares & Calculations

    Explore prescribed shares and their calculation through practical examples.

Meet Your Presenter

Moulana Mohammed Allie Goder

Founder and Principal, Darun-Na'im Institute Moulana Mohammed Allie Goder

Moulana Mohammed Allie Goder is the Founder and Principal of Darun-Na'im Institute of Higher Islamic Learning. Through his teaching, he strives to make Islamic knowledge accessible and meaningful, helping students develop a deeper understanding of the Qur'an and the teachings of Islam. In this comprehensive two-day workshop, Moulana will guide participants through the principles of Islamic inheritance (Mirath), presenting this important subject through clear explanations and practical examples.

Workshop Details

Everything You Need to Know

WORKSHOP INFORMATION

Dates: Saturday, 14 & Sunday, 15 November 2026

Time: 08:30 – 16:00 SAST daily

Venue: Darun-Na'im Masjid, Wynberg, Cape Town

Presenter: Moulana Mohammed Allie Goder

Attendance: In-person or online participation


ATTENDANCE OPTIONS & FEES

IN-PERSON PARTICIPATION — R1,500

Includes:

  • Two days of in-person instruction

  • Printed course textbook

  • Lunch and refreshments on both days

ONLINE PARTICIPATION — R500

Includes:

  • Two days of online participation

  • Digital course textbook (PDF), provided at the end of the workshop


REGISTRATION

Registration closes: Wednesday, 11 November 2026

To secure your place, complete the registration form using the link below.

Register here: https://bit.ly/InheritanceWorkshop26

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know Before Registering

  • Do I need prior knowledge of Islamic inheritance?

    No prior knowledge is required. The workshop is designed to make the principles of Islamic inheritance accessible to beginners while also benefiting those who wish to strengthen their understanding.

  • Can I attend the workshop online?

    Yes. Both in-person attendance and online participation are available. Online participants can join the two-day workshop remotely.

  • Will course materials be provided?

    Yes. In-person participants will receive a printed course textbook. Online participants will receive a digital textbook (PDF) at the end of the workshop.

  • Who is this workshop suitable for?

    This workshop is suitable for anyone interested in understanding Islamic inheritance, including students, families, community members, lawyers and legal professionals seeking to broaden their understanding of Mirath. No prior knowledge of Islamic inheritance is required.

  • What is included in the registration fee?

    In-person participation costs R1,500 and includes two days of instruction, a printed textbook, lunch and refreshments. Online participation costs R500 and includes the two-day workshop and a digital textbook (PDF).

  • How do I register for the workshop?

    Complete the registration form at https://bit.ly/InheritanceWorkshop26. Registration closes on Wednesday, 11 November 2026.

Take the Next Step in Understanding Mirath

Join us on 14–15 November 2026 to explore the principles and practical application of Islamic inheritance. Registration closes 11 November 2026.