Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies with concentration in Quranic Sciences
The Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies with a concentration in Quranic Sciences offers an extensive education in the Quran, covering its interpretation, history, and recitation. The program emphasizes advanced proficiency in Arabic, deep understanding of Islamic theology and jurisprudence, and expertise in Quranic exegesis methodologies. Graduates will be well-prepared for influential roles in Islamic education, scholarly research, and community leadership, with a solid grounding in Quranic studies.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates will be able to:
1: Demonstrate advanced proficiency in the Arabic language.
2: Understand and articulate the principles of the Islamic Creed (Aqeedah).
3: Analyze and apply Islamic jurisprudential principles.
4: Conduct detailed Quranic exegesis and interpretation.
5: Understand the historical development and transmission of the Quran.
6: Engage in scholarly discussions on contemporary theological issues.
7: Understand the historical development of Islamic thought and its contemporary implications.
Program Features
Flexible Study Format
Online/live sessions or
Self-Paced Study
Tuition and Fees
Monthly:$129
Quarterly :$486
Total:$5,160
Full-Time Completion
Time
3 Quarters per Year: ~
3.3 year
4 Quarters per Year:
2.5 year
Study Time Options
Full Time:4 courses per
quarter
Part Time:2 courses per
quarter
Instruction Medium
English or Arabic
Curriculum Details
Degree Completion Requirements
Total: 180 quarter credits
General Education Courses: 45 credits
Core Courses: 81 credits
Islamic Studies Courses: 45 credits
Freshman Year: Introduction to Islamic Studies
The Fall Quarter
1:ISEG100: Arabic Language Level I - 5 credits
2:ISEC110: Islamic Creed I - 4 credits
3:ISEC111: Fiqh of Worship I - 4 credits
4:ISEC112: Introduction to Quranic Sciences - 5 credits
The Winter Quarter
1:ISEC113: History of Islamic Jurisprudence - 4 credits
2:ISEC114: Tajweed I (Rules of Proper Recitation) - 5 credits
3:ISEC115: Analytical Tafseer I - 5 credits
4:ISEG101: Islamic Psychology - 4 credits
The Spring Quarter
1:ISEG102: Islam & Science - 4 credits
2:ISEG103: Arabic Language Level II (Prerequisite: ISEG100) - 5 credits
3:ISEG104: Islamic Manners/Behavior - 4 credits
Sophomore Year: Intermediate Studies in Islamic Studies
The Fall Quarter
1:ISEG200: Arabic Language Level III (Prerequisite: ISEG103) - 5 credits
2:ISEG201: History of the Rightly Guided Caliphs - 4 credits
3:ISEG202: Islamic Spirituality (Tazkiya) - 4 credits
4:ISEC210: Introduction to Sunnah Sciences - 5 credits
The Winter Quarter
1:ISEC211: Fiqh of Worship II (Prerequisite: ISEC111) - 4 credits
2:ISEC212: Islamic Creed II (Prerequisite: ISEC110) - 4 credits
3:ISEG203: Arabic Language Level IV (Prerequisite: ISEG200) - 5 credits
4:ISEG204: History of Muslim States (Prerequisite: ISEG201) - 5 credits
Junior Year: Specialized Topics in Islamic Studies
The Fall Quarter
1: ISEC300: Tajweed II (Rules of Proper Recitation) (Prerequisite: ISEC114) - 5 Credits
2: ISEC301: Fiqh of Transactions II (Prerequisite: ISEC215) - 4 Credits
3: ISEC302: Islamic Theology - 4 Credits
4ISEC303: Hadith Terminology I - 5 Credits
The Winter Quarter
1: ISEA300: Islamic Monotheism - 5 Credits
2: ISEH303: Defending the Sunnah - 5 Credits
3:ISEF301: Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence - 5 Credits
The Spring Quarter
1: ISEA300: Islamic Monotheism - 5 Credits
2: ISEH303: Defending the Sunnah - 5 Credits
3:ISEF301: Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence - 5 Credits
Senior Year: Advanced Topics in Aqeedah
The Fall Quarter
1:ISEA400: Comparative Theology - 5 Credits
2: ISEA401: Applied Theology - 5 Credits
3:ISEA403: Modern Logic - 5 Credits
Admission Requirements
1:Copy of Valid Passport or ID: Please provide a clear image of your valid passport or photo ID to verify your identity.
2:Personal Statement: A personal statement is required. This should outline your interest in the program, your career goals, and why you believe you would
be a good fit for the program.
3:High School Diploma or Equivalent: Applicants must have completed high school or earned a General Education Diploma. Official transcripts or proof of
completion must be submitted.
4:Application Form: Applicants must submit a fully completed application form through the university's online application system. It is essential that all sections of the form are thoroughly and accurately completed to ensure your application is properly considered.
5:Application Fee: Applicants must pay a non-refundable application fee of $25.
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