Department of Basic Islamic Sciences
Undergraduate programme training specialists in fundamental Islamic sciences.
Who Is It For?
This program is suitable for students interested in Islamic sciences, willing to learn Arabic, and inclined toward textual analysis and research. A reading habit, critical thinking skills, and a historical perspective support success in this program.
Quick Summary
- Academic education focused on Quran, hadith, fiqh, and kalam
- Curriculum supported by Arabic language education
- Competence in examining classical and contemporary Islamic texts
- Career opportunities in religious affairs, academia, and education
- Suitable for candidates interested in Islamic sciences
About the Department
Basic Islamic Sciences is an academic field encompassing the core disciplines of Islamic scholarship including the Quran, hadith, fiqh, kalam, and Sufism. The program aims to develop competence in examining Islamic sources through scientific methods, interpreting them, and producing knowledge applicable to contemporary issues.
Students acquire the ability to read, understand, and analyze classical and contemporary Islamic texts within a curriculum supported by Arabic language education. The program combines both traditional scholarly heritage and modern academic research methods.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can work at the Presidency of Religious Affairs, Ministry of National Education, universities, research centers, and non-governmental organizations.