Frequently asked questions.
Clear answers about our courses, lectures, scholarships, and publications. If your question is not here, write to us — we read every message.
What is the difference between a lecture and a course?
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration.
Courses run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions, so you can catch up even if you missed earlier ones.
My time zone is different. Will I be able to access the courses later?
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
Yes, all paid live courses will be accessible to enrolled students afterward. If you miss the live sessions, don’t worry — we’ve got you covered.
Can I get a refund in case of an emergency?
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
Yes, we can issue a refund. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the start of classes; however, no refunds can be issued once classes have begun.
When can I expect to hear about the status of my scholarship application? I don't want to miss my spot or application window
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
To be considered for a full scholarship, students must refer/bring at least one new fully paid student. Without referrals, applications will only be considered for partial scholarships, depending on the applicant’s need and situation.
What should I do after filling out the scholarship form?
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
After submitting your scholarship form, please wait for our response. We will review your application and notify you whether you have been awarded a partial scholarship or if your application was not successful.
What is the “Islamic Intellectual Traditions” journal?
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
Islamic Intellectual Traditions is a Diamond Open Access journal launched by the Institute in partnership with Brill. It covers research across philosophy, theology, mysticism, law, literature, anthropology, and more.
How can I enroll in a live course at the Tokat Institute?
Lectures are one-time only, offered live and free to attend with registration. Classes run for 7–8 weeks, require a registration fee, and include access to recordings of previous sessions.
To enroll, please visit the Courses section on the Tokat Institute website and click on the “Register” button next to your desired class. For instance, for Spring 2027: Orientalism Reinstated with Wael Hallaq, registration is open and can be completed online. If you encounter any issues, feel free to contact admin@tokatinstitute.org for assistance.
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