Cultivating principled Muslim leadership
Ethical clarity and moral courage, rooted in the Islamic tradition — through scholarship, practice, and community.
How we teach
Scholarship
Rigorous study of classical and contemporary Islamic ethics from authentic sources.
Practice
Applied ethics for the real moral dilemmas of modern life, work, and community.
Community
A network of principled learners and leaders who support one another across years of study.
Study under Shaykh Mohammed Amin Kholwadia
Every Al-Amin Ethics course is developed and taught under the guidance of Shaykh Mohammed Amin Kholwadia, founder of Darul Qasim College and the Al-Amin Ethics Institute.
Students engage Islamic ethics as a living discipline — grounded in the classical tradition and brought to bear on the moral questions of contemporary life, work, and leadership.
About the InstituteBegin your studies
Islamic Ethics 101/102 and 200 are open for enrollment. Registration for the Islamic Ethics 400 cohort (May 31, 2026) is now closed.
