KNOWING ONESELF, KNOWING GOD
Knowledge is the inheritance of the Prophets. Spiritual growth is a consequence of knowing, reflecting and practising.
Our purpose
Our purpose is transforming the self—intellectually and spiritually, through sound knowledge and reflection, leading to inner change and meaningful action. Every day, we teach, advise, and strive to serve others. Some of what we teach focuses on:
Divine Love
There is a general love from God for His creation. There is a also a special and specific love for His servants that chose to devote themselves to God. God is loving and affectionate with His creation and it is crucial that created being continue to recognise His actions.
Anchors
Without anchors to this fast paced world, one would merely traverse along the timeline unchecked. Death is one such anchor that severs all connections to this world. There are many others. It is important to be reminded of the reality of the transient world we live. Humans were not created nor designed to live in the world permanently. Rather, they were designed for the hereafter.
Islamic Sacred Law
Abu Hanifa Institute is both an institute for education and learning in the essential and traditional sciences of Islam and also an essential body in spiritual growth and the mentoring space.
Our Current Projects
Before 1770
Before 1770 is a film documentary that is the culmination of years of working with first nation’s people (Yolngu Clan of Australia). It has been nominated for several Australian and International awards and will feature on screens shortly.
The Cosmic Architect
What if you could dismantle atheist arguments with ease? The Cosmic Architect is a book unlike any other. Its focus is on teaching students persuasive arguments and techniques for defending the natural belief in God and refuting the claims of atheists.
Islamic Sacred Law
Sheikh Wesam Charkawi is the translator of Nur al-Idah and Risalah an-Nafi’a. Nur al-Idah is a classic Hanafi manual on jurisprudential matters relating to worship, while the Risala pertain to the Creed of Islam.

Spiritual Sciences
Human beings are inherently needy and reliant on God, even if they do not realise it. Despite this, one does not need perfection to be drawn near to God. It is He who draws one near to Him and replaces deficiency with His perfect attributes.

Prophetic Teachings
The Prophet Muhammad (ï·º) is the most beloved of Allah.
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