Core Subjects:
Introduction to Islamic Studies – Basic concepts and scope of Islamic studies

Qur’anic Studies (Ulum al-Qur’an) – Tafsir (interpretation), themes, and sciences of the Qur’an

Hadith Studies (Ulum al-Hadith) – Compilation, classification, and authenticity of Hadith

Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) – Basic principles and schools of Islamic law

Islamic Theology (Aqeedah) – Beliefs, sects, and theological debates in Islam

Islamic History & Civilization – Early Islamic history, Caliphates, and contributions to civilization

Arabic Language & Grammar – Classical Arabic for understanding Islamic texts

Islamic Ethics & Morality – Concepts of good character, morality, and Islamic teachings on behavior

Comparative Religion – Islam and its relationship with other world religions

Sufism (Tasawwuf) – Islamic spirituality and mysticism

Elective or Specialized Subjects:

Islamic Banking & Finance – Principles of Islamic economy and banking

Women in Islam – Rights, roles, and status of women in Islamic teachings

Islamic Political Thought – Concepts of governance and justice in Islam

Islam and Science – Contributions of Islamic scholars to various sciences

Islamic Art & Culture – Islamic calligraphy, architecture, and artistic traditions

Islam and Modern Challenges – Contemporary issues such as extremism, globalization, and interfaith dialogue

Research & Practical Components:

Research Methodology in Islamic Studies – Techniques for academic research and writing

Community Service or Internship – Practical engagement in Islamic organizations or educational institutions