Islamic Studies

The Master's Program in Islamic Studies is designed to provide advanced knowledge of Islam, its history, theological and legal foundations, spiritual heritage, and its role in contemporary society. Students study Qur’anic sciences, Hadith studies, Islamic philosophy, theology, Islamic law, Sufism, religious studies, source studies, and research methodology. The program also explores the contribution of Islamic civilization to the development of science, culture, and society.

Graduates can pursue careers in higher education institutions, research centers, religious and educational organizations, archives, libraries, and public institutions. The program prepares specialists capable of conducting scholarly research on Islamic heritage and contributing to educational and cultural development.