Program Overview

Program Details: Islamic Studies

Program Overview

The Islamic Studies program is offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Northern Border University.

Program Structure

The program consists of 120 credit hours, divided into four years of study.

Curriculum

The curriculum is as follows:

Year 1

• First academic level (Level 1)
  • Arabic Language (Arabic Language)
  • Introduction to Quranic Sciences
  • Introduction to Hadith Sciences
  • Introduction to Creed
  • Introduction to Jurisprudence (Introduction to Jurisprudence)
• Second academic level (Level 2)
  • Courses to be specified

Year 2

• Third academic level (Level 3)
  • Islamic Culture (2) (Islamic Culture 2)
  • Recitation and memorization (1) (Recitation and Memorization 1)
  • Creed of the Sunni Community (2) (Creed of the Sunni Community 2)
  • Jurisprudence of Worship (1) (Worship Jurisprudence 1)
  • Optional courses
• Fourth academic level (Level 4)
  • Courses to be specified

Year 3

• Fifth academic level (Level 5)
  • Applied Arabic Language (2) (Applied Arabic Language 2)
  • Monotheism 1
  • Analytical Interpretation 2
  • Jurisprudence Principles 1
  • Hadith Sciences (1)
• Sixth academic level (Level 6)
  • Courses to be specified

Year 4

• Seventh academic level (Level 7)
  • Research and Sources
  • Jurisprudence of Worship (3) (Worship Jurisprudence 3)
  • Books of the Sunnah (1) (Books of the Sunnah 1)
  • Qur’anic Sciences (1)
  • Optional courses
• Eighth academic level (Level 8)
  • Courses to be specified

Year 5 and 6

• Further courses and specializations to be specified

Degree Awarded

The program leads to a Bachelor's degree in Islamic Studies.

Research Areas

Research areas include Quranic sciences, Hadith sciences, creed, jurisprudence, and Islamic culture.

Admission Criteria

Admission criteria are not specified in the provided context but typically include high school diploma or equivalent, language proficiency, and other university-specific requirements.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees are not specified in the context provided and may vary depending on the university's policies and the student's residency status.