Aspiring Pens
Tafakkur Institute classroom

Higher education as
it should have been

Tafakkur is the subsidiary institution of Aspiring Pens
approaching global literature and lost islamic literary heritage
with deep contemplation and prophetic methologies.

The Starting Point.

Do not sit with every presumptuous caller who summons you from certainty to doubt, from sincerity to showing off, from humility to pride, from good counsel to enmity, and from abstinence to desire. Draw near to the person with knowledge, who summons you from pride to humility, from showing off to sincerity, from doubt to certainty, from desire to abstinence, from enmity to good counsel.

Prophet Muhammad (Blessings & Peace be upon him)

Instructors

Ayesha Ahmad
Sharafat Ali
M Abu Bakr Zafar
Uzair Imtiaz

Questions

Yes, for anything you watch or enroll in. Signing in is done through Google, so there is no separate password to create. The name on your Google account is the name that appears on your certificate.

Crash courses are free and self-contained: sign in and begin. Masterclasses are paid, taken one at a time, and admit students by review rather than instantly.

Submit the enrollment form on the masterclass page along with proof of payment. The Tafakkur team reviews each application and confirms by email; the lectures open once your enrollment is approved.

No. Enrollment is for a single masterclass — you choose and pay for one at a time. There is no annual or all-access membership.

Recorded, and watched at your own pace. Lectures stream on the site and are not available for download.

Finish every lecture in a course and the certificate becomes available to download. It is prepared fresh each time you ask for it, so the link keeps working long after you finish — you can return for your copy whenever you need it.

No. Once a crash course is open to you, or a masterclass enrollment has been approved, you may return to those lectures as often as you like.

Events are announced individually. Each one has its own page with the details and a registration form — register there to reserve a place.