Bachelor of Islamic Studies

Introduction

In a global context where religious understanding is increasingly important, the Bachelor of Islamic Studies program at MIU offers students a comprehensive education in Islamic thought and practice. This program equips students with the scholarly tools to engage with Islamic teachings critically and thoughtfully, preparing them for various professional and academic paths.

Objectives

The Bachelor of Islamic Studies program aims to:

Provide a thorough understanding of Islamic theology, jurisprudence, and history.
Develop critical thinking and analytical skills essential for interpreting Islamic texts and traditions.
Prepare students for careers in religious education, community leadership, and interfaith dialogue.
Foster a deep appreciation for the cultural and historical contributions of Islam to global civilization.

Benefits

Covers a wide range of topics, from Quranic studies to Islamic jurisprudence.
Courses are available in English, Tamil, and Sinhala to cater to a diverse student body.
Options for internal classes, seminars, and online classes provide flexibility for students.
The degree is awarded by MIU, a UGC recognized institution, enhancing the employability and academic credibility of graduates.

Curriculum

Introduction to Islamic Studies
Quranic Sciences
Hadith Studies
Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh)
Islamic History and Civilization
Islamic Theology (Aqidah)
Sufism (Tasawwuf)
Contemporary Issues in Islam
Arabic Language and Literature
Research Methodology in Islamic Studies

Admission Requirements

Completed the General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) and General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level), or
Possess educational qualifications equivalent to the above.

Duration :

15 Months (Course work + Project)

Lectures :

Internal classes/Seminars/Online Classes

Medium :

English/Tamil