Bachelor's Program in Islamic Studies
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Bachelor's Program in Islamic Studies
The Bachelor's Program in Islamic Studies provides a comprehensive and in-depth study of the fields of Islamic knowledge, including several mandatory and optional requirements. The program focuses on enabling students to understand the objectives of Islamic law and apply them correctly in practice, while enhancing their ability to derive legal rulings and analyze texts. It also seeks to develop their skills in confronting contemporary intellectual and cultural challenges, contribute to sustainable development, and prepare students to effectively promote religious tolerance and intellectual security in their society.
Program Overview
The program includes an internship and a graduation project that enables students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical contexts, enhancing their readiness to work in religious and social fields.
Study Plan
The study plan for the Bachelor's in Islamic Studies consists of 120 credit hours, divided into:
- University Requirements (39 Credit Hours)
- College Requirements (15 Credit Hours)
- College Electives (9 Credit Hours)
- Program Requirements (57 Credit Hours)
University Requirements
- SSTU111: Emirati Society and the Continued Legacy of Sheikh Zayed
- ENGU111: English
- ARAU100: Arabic Morphology and Syntax 1
- SOCU100: Introduction to the Humanities
- ISLU100: Islamic Culture
- INVU111: AI and Entrepreneurship
- ISLU105: Introduction to Qur'anic Studies
- RSCU100: Research Methods and Innovation
- ARAU206: Reading and Communication Skills
- HUMU219: Islamic History and Civilization
- PHIU100: Principles of Philosophy
- CSSU100: Intellectual Security and National Identity
- ARAU101: Arabic Rhetoric and Communication
College Requirements
- ISL201: Jurisprudence of Worship 1
- ISL203: Qur'anic Recitation and Memorization 1
- ISL205: Studies in Hadith Sciences
- ISL207: History of Islamic Law and Legal Schools
- ISL209: Islamic Theology
College Electives
- ARA201: Arabic Morphology and Syntax 2
- CSS203: Intellectual Security
- SST203: Principles of Statistics
- SST204: History of Religion
- EDC225: Educational Theories and Applications
- SST405: Tolerance and Societal Cohesion
- SST307: Tolerance in the Abrahamic Faiths
Program Requirements
- ISL200: Textual Analysis and Meanings
- ISL202: Foundations of Islamic Jurisprudence: Evidence and Rulings
- ISL206: Qur'anic Recitation and Memorization 2
- ISL300: Methods of Qur'anic Exegesis
- ISL301: Qur'anic Sciences
- ENG302: Islamic Legal Texts in English
- ISL305: Islamic Family Law and Issues
- ISL306: Purposes of Islamic Law
- ISL307: Methodology of Hadith Criticism
- ISL309: New Approaches to Islamic Theology
- ISL310: Islamic Law of Worship 2
- ISL400: Islamic Law of Financial Transactions
- ISL405: Islamic Law of Inheritance
- ISL406: Islamic Legal Maxims and Differences between Jurists
- ISL407: Contemporary Issues of Islamic Law
- ISL411: Islamic Legal Research and Renewing Religious Discourse
- ISL409: Prophetic Biography
- ISL498: Graduation Project
- ISL499: Internship
Program Learning Outcomes
- Explain the foundations and objectives of Islamic law and how they can be achieved.
- Apply legal maxims when deriving new rules for contemporary issues.
- Discuss contemporary intellectual and cultural challenges through analyzing Islamic legal texts.
- Clarify the role of Islamic law in promoting and spreading the values of religious tolerance and enhancing intellectual security in society.
- Prepare academic research according to Islamic legal methodologies, evaluating sources critically and objectively.
- Apply Islamic rulings in practical daily situations and participate in an internship to enhance practical skills.
- Implement technology in Islamic legal research, show innovation in developing new educational methods to disseminate Islamic legal knowledge.