Programs

Jurisprudence and the fundamentals of Islamic law represent one of the most ancient and respected disciplines in religious studies. This field aims to deliver comprehensive education on religious matters and Sharia law. Students immersed in this discipline acquire knowledge about Islamic law and delve into the foundational texts of Islamic science, particularly in the areas of jurisprudence and religious law. The activities of specialists in jurisprudence and Islamic law contribute to the cultivation of scholars well-versed in the principles of jurisprudence across humanities disciplines.

The discipline of Qur'an and Hadith is a specialized field where scholars learn to engage with Islamic texts and sources. The accurate interpretation and understanding of these texts are of paramount importance in this field. It is essential for individuals who wish to delve into Islamic scriptures to have a thorough command of the Arabic language, as it is the key to successful engagement with these texts.

History is a field of study that explores the past transformations of human society, which can be rooted in political, economic, social, or cultural contexts. Students of history need to exhibit discipline and possess the ability to accurately depict and critically analyze historical events. The discipline of history intersects with various other fields such as philosophy, geography, sociology, economics, politics, and culture, creating a comprehensive understanding of societal evolution.

The Philosophy of Logic is a comprehensive and specialized field. According to the National Organization for Evaluation and Education, graduates from various disciplines can participate in the PhD exam for this subject. These disciplines include all fields of philosophy, Islamic theology and education, mathematics, history of Islamic education, philosophy of social sciences, and sociology. This opportunity allows a diverse range of scholars to delve into the intricate study of logic philosophy.

History is a field of study that explores the past transformations of human society, which can be rooted in political, economic, social, or cultural contexts. Students of history need to exhibit discipline and possess the ability to accurately depict and critically analyze historical events. The discipline of history intersects with various other fields such as philosophy, geography, sociology, economics, politics, and culture, creating a comprehensive understanding of societal evolution.