Bachelor of Islamic Studies
PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION
The Islamic Studies is a part of a moderate arts programme offered at undergraduate level at this University. Islamic Studies attempts to revise the whole range of
Islamic civilization and culture. Its main interests include, beside the religion of Islam, topics such as the socioeconomic structure, military, administration,
development of various sciences and thought, cultural life, cosmology, mysticism, literature and ne arts, and many other aspects of Islamic civilization. It
provides students a prospect to revise the expansion of Islamic history, civilization and culture from an interdisciplinary perspective. Students will gain insight
about the understanding of key areas associated with Islamic Studies such as the foundation texts, early and modern history, philosophical and political thought,
Muslim societies in majority and minority contexts, unity and diversity, as well as ethnicity and identity. The University offers a extensive range of disciplines with
flexible study patterns that meet the academic needs and interests of the students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
PROGRAMME AIM
The programme aims is to focus on Muslim cultures and societies both past and present and
Recognizing the diversity of approaches within Islam and its global reach, the program aims at
providing students with guidance in the textual traditions and social life of Muslims across
different times and places. This programme offers an academic approach that integrates proportional and theoretical methods that have developed in the modern academic study of Islam.
Students may also gain information about the linguistic variance and cultural convergence in
the Islamic world throughout history. The primary aims of the programme are as follows:
- To prepare students with ample of Islamic knowledge so that they are able to practice them
in every day life. - To present the correct image and illustration of Islam for the betterment of the Muslim
Ummah and the world community at large. - To provide students with Islamic, social, technical and academic information required to
participate efficiently in the community. - To focus study on various branches of Islamic awareness in order to pave the way to deal
with applications of Islamic information for the solution of current issues. - To study the entire range of Islamic civilization and culture to include, beside the religion of Islam, the socio-economic structure, military, administration,
development of different sciences and ideas, cultural life, cosmology, mysticism, literature and fi ne arts, and many other features of Islamic civilization.
Duration: 36 Months
1. January
2. May
3. September
Entry Requirements:
- Pass the Malaysian Higher School Certicate (STPM) with at least Grade C (CGPA 2.0) in one of the subjects in Islamic Studies or Arabic and the other
subjects; or - Pass Certicate Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM), equivalent to getting Ranks Maqbool; or
- A-Level pass to get a full pass in at least 2 points subjects including one of the subjects of Islamic Studies and the other subjects; or
- Assed Matriculation/Foundation/Foundation of any universities/colleges/Institutions allowed to offer foundation programs in related elds with a CGPA of 2.0; or
- Diploma in Islamic Studies or in related elds with a CGPA of 2.0; or
- Other qualications recognized by the Malaysian Government
LIST OF COURSE/MODULE OFFERED IN THE PROGRAMME
- Islamic History: Biography (Sirah) of the Prophet Muhammad
- Tawheed
- Figh in Historical Perspective
- Uloom al-Quraan
- Islamic Civilization and Asian Civilization (TITAS) (Local students)
- Malay Communication 3 (International students)
- Ethnic Relations (Local students)
- Malaysian Studies 3 (International students)
- Islamic Medieval History
- Aqidah, Worldview and Civilizational Issues
- Leadership Skills and Human Relations
- English
- Computer Studies
- Fiqh ul Ibadaat
- Hadeeth Terminology
- The Study of Religions
- Arabic and Qur’an Reading
- Ethical Principles in Monetary Transactions
- Introduction to Islamic Principles of Economics
- Principles of Islamic Transactions
- Islamic Worldview and Faith Essential
- Malaysian Goverment and Public Policy
- Arabic and Tajweed
- Tafsir Methodology (Surat Yasin)
- Figh al Munakahat (Law of Marriage)
- Mantiq (Logic) and Critical Reasoning
- Community Service
- Arabic Grammar
- Qawaid Fiqhiyah and Maqasid
- Figh al Mawarith (Inheritance)
- Islamic Research Methodology
- Islam in the Modem World
- Islamic Management
- Modern Standard Arabic
- Introduction to Islamic Theology
- Islamic Counselling
- Islamic Psychology
- Comparative Religion
- Contemporary Da’wah Movements
- Islam in the Modern World
- Human Rights in Islam
- Islam: Women Rights, Culture and Civilization Perspectives
- Preparation of Thesis as Monograph