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Access theses and dissertations from across the Arab World /  Ensuring access to theses in the Arab speaking world – University of Jordan initiatives

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Islamic Studies Theses via EthOS (UK) Full-Text Doctoral Dissertations on Middle East and Islamic Studies Available Free. Free download of theses after registering (free). "Almost all UK universities make their theses available through the Service."  [ Digital islam: Theses on EThOS Selected doctoral theses (860) in Islamic Studies from UK Higher Education Institutes.]

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Osmanlı Edebiyatı Bibliyografyası Veritabanı - The Online Bibliography of Ottoman-Turkish Literature , a free and extensive database of references to theses, books, articles, papers and projects relating to research into Ottoman-Turkish culture. Please visit the Turkish version of this site if your first language is Turkish. 

Bibliography of Doctoral Dissertations in English on Arabic-Western Literary Relations, 1902-1997

THESES & DISSERTATIONS MIDDLE EAST STUDIES (University of Utah Marriott Library) Circulating copies of the theses and dissertations listed below are available in the University of Utah Marriott Library. Non-circulating copies of all Middle East Studies theses and dissertations, dating back to 1972, are available for review at the Middle East Center.

Morocco - Toubk@l In French. "catalogue national des thèses et mémoires" Database of citations. Includes abstracts but not full text of the theses. Theses are from Moroccan universities and universities outside Morocco.Produced by the Institut Marocain de l'lnformation Scientifique et Technique (IMIST)." http://toubkal.imist.ma/

Al Manhal "Al manhal database (online theses) aims at promoting the consultation and downloading of theses, dissertations defended by members of the juries from different countries. Thanks to the services offered by the different cyber-theses and thesaurus of many universities, we put at the disposal of the researchers a huge number of considerable documents without geographically being limited to the Arab World and Turkey." [The Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis. University of Tunis; The Cairo faculty of Letters; Cairo University. King Saoud University(KSA); King Abdu Aziz University (KSA)].

Dissertations - Middle East Studies - SAIS Research Guides

Laura Bier Dissertations in Middle East Studies from 2000-2007

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• ProQuest Dissertations and Theses With more than 2 million entries, PQD&T is the single, central, authoritative resource for information about doctoral dissertations and master's theses. Dissertations published from 1980 forward include 350-word abstracts written by the author. Master's theses published from 1988 forward include 150-word abstracts. UMI offers over 1.8 million titles for purchase in microfilm or paper formats. More than 600,000 are available in native or image PDF formats for immediate free download. Coverage begin in 1861 to the present.
• Foreign Doctoral Dissertations --Center for Research Libraries NO LONGER UPDATED. The collection includes doctoral dissertations submitted to institutions outside the U.S. and Canada. The range of years includes mid-19th century through the present, with the greatest concentration in the late 19th, early 20th c.
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• UNESCO Clearinghouse of Electronic Theses and Dissertations "A database of institutions (universities, libraries, computing centers, publishing houses, etc. with ETD [ electronic theses and dissertations ] projects ), experts in the field of ETD, and technical and educational materials availabe on the Web to support and disseminate ETD." http://www.eduserver.de/unesco/
• UNESCO Guide for Electronic Theses and Dissertations For institutions interested in producing e-theses. "a resource for graduate students who are writing theses or dissertations, for graduate faculty who want to mentor ETD authors, for graduate deans who want to initiate ETD programs, and for IT administrators at universities." http://etdguide.org/
• Center for Research Libraries. Foreign Doctoral Dissertations Database CRL, in Chicago, has more than 750,000 foreign doctoral dissertations (from the U.K., France, Sweden, Germany, Netherlands, South Africa, etc. ). Members may borrow dissertations. Description of program Use the Keyword (or Author, Institution, Title, etc.) search. http://www-apps.crl.edu/catalog/dissertationSearch.asp
• Database of African Theses and Dissertations "The DATAD database contains citations and abstracts for theses and dissertations completed in African universities. The launching database includes works from all subject areas in ten leading universities and include abstracts written by the authors." Register to see selected brief citations. Full access requires a subscription. Participating universities are from Cameroun, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe. On the web site of the Association of African Universities based in Accra, Ghana. http://www.aau.org/?q=datad
• Memoire Online . In French. Full text of Memoires completed at African and French universities. Some examples follow. Based in Paris, France. http://www.memoireonline.com/
• Fichier Central des Thèses Database of doctoral theses in progress in French universities and higher educational establishments. "More than 80 institutions are partners of the Fichier central des theses which records approximately 9000 annually subjects of doctoral theses. The database is continually being updated. The Fichier central des thèses is of vital importance to postgraduate students both in choosing their research topic and in discovering work being done on related topics." Disciplines covered: Humanities and Arts, Languages and Cultural Studies, Anthropology, History, Geography, Linguistics, Psychology, Cognitive Science, Education, Sociology, Theology and Religious Studies, Law, Political Studies, Politics and International Relations, Business and Economics." Maintained by Université Paris X Nanterre, France. http://fct.u-paris10.fr/
• Dissertation Reviews Founded in 2010, Dissertation Reviews is a site that features overviews of recently defended, unpublished doctoral dissertations in a wide variety of disciplines across the Humanities and Social Sciences. Offers readers a glimpse of each discipline’s immediate present by focusing on the window of time between dissertation defense and first book publication. Each review provides a summary of the author’s main arguments, the historiographic genealogy in which the author operates, and the main source bases for his or her research. The reviews are also anticipatory, making educated assessments of how the research will advance or challenge our understanding of major issues in the field when it is revised and published in the future. Dissertation Reviews also features reviews of and guides to archives, libraries, databases, and other collections where such dissertation research was conducted, to help scholars improve their ability to undertake current and future research.
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• ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global This link opens in a new window ProQuest database providing the electronic equivalent of Dissertation Abstracts International. Beginning with the first U.S. dissertation in 1861, represents the work of authors from North American and European universities on a full range of academic subjects. Indexes and provides access to Georgetown-authored theses and dissertations. more... less... Includes abstracts for doctoral dissertations beginning July 1980 and for Master's theses beginning Spring 1988. Citations for dissertations published from 1980 forward include 350-word abstracts. Citations for Master's theses from 1988 forward include 150-word abstracts. Most dissertations published since 1997, and some from prior years, are available for free download; others may be requested via Interlibrary Loan.
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• Theses Canada Portal This link opens in a new window Index of Canadian masters theses and doctoral dissertations from 1965-present. Full text available from 1998 through August 31, 2002; those after 2002 may be available in Dissertations and Theses
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• Open Access Theses & Dissertations The number of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) openly available via institutional repositories has grown dramatically in recent years, increasing the need for a centralized service to search for this unique material. Open Access Theses and Dissertations (OATD), launched in early 2013, is on the path to fulfill that need. Not as large as the commercial subscription service ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Database, OATD distinguishes itself by providing access to more than 1.6 million open-access theses and dissertations freely available from over 800 institutions worldwide. The simplified interface allows searching across all fields or, in advanced search, by specific field (Title, Author Name, Abstract, University/Publisher, or Subject/Keywords). In addition, users may limit searches to a specific language or date range. Search results may be sorted by relevance, author, university, or date. more... less... Depending on the search, results may be further limited by date, university, department, degree, level (e.g., doctoral vs. master's), or language. The number of hits for entries under each limit is conveniently displayed in the left column. Links to the full text residing on the home institution's site are provided for each record. In many instances, several pages of the thesis or dissertation are available for viewing. Though other sites cover similar material, e.g., PQDT Open http://pqdtopen.proquest.com and Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations, OATD focuses exclusively on open-access ETDs, and serves as an excellent resource for students and researchers. Its usefulness will continue to increase as more ETDs are made freely available

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12th jun, 2023, ms. naila ajmal reg# 740-phd/is/s18, 05th jun, 2023, phd defense, topic: ideological and political impacts of globlization on muslim states (an analytical study in contemporary scenario), muhammad umar riaz abbasi, 707-phd/is/f17, 27th feb, 2023, phd defense in the discipline of islamic studies, ms. hafsa ayaz qureshi , reg# 657-phd/is/f16, 22nd aug, 2022, conference room# 10 jinnah block,, ph.d islamic studies, salma rzzaq, reg # 705-phd/is/f17, 14th jun, 2022, rumi block, vcr, ms. farhana mehmood, reg # 469-phd/is/f-13, 26th oct, 2020, conference room no.10, ground floor) jinnah block, main campus, mr. imtiaz ahmad, reg # 456-phd/is/s-13, 09th oct, 2020, mr. sabir ullah, reg # 457-phd/is/s-13, 21st sep, 2020, phd defense in the discipline of management sciences, ms. shagufta azad, reg no.1548-mphil/eco-s18, 16th sep, 2020, mphil defense in the discipline of management sciences, msba defense in the discipline of management sciences, ms. mehmoona mushtaq, roll # msba-s18-005, 08th sep, 2020, ms. nida saleem, roll # msba-wf17-003, mphil defense in the discipline of education, mr. taseer rehman, reg # 1330-mphil/edu/s-17, 26th aug, 2020, video conference room, first floor) roomi block numl main campus, mr. naveed hassan, roll # sep13-phd-161, 25th aug, 2020, ms. oroosa mateen, reg # 1336-mphil/edu/s-17, mr. habib ur rehman, roll # feb14-phd-164, 19th aug, 2020, mphil re-defense in the discipline of english, mr. muhammad faisal, reg # 1221-mphil/eling/f-16, ms. urooj islam, reg # 1228-mphil/eling/f-16, mr. asif saeed, reg # 461-phd/ms/f13, 18th aug, 2020, phd defense in the discipline of education, mr. ali hussain, reg # 585-phd/edu/s-16, 13th aug, 2020, phd defense in the discipline of islamic studies, farhana mehmood, reg # 469-phd/is/f-13, 23rd jul, 2020, ms. bushra ghaus, reg # 522-phd/is/f-14, 20th jul, 2020, mphil defense in the discipline of g&pp, mr. ali atif butter reg # mp-f16-69, ms. mehwish anum, reg # 1276-m.phil/edu /f16, mphil defense in the discipline of persian, mr. muhammad azeem, reg # 1370-mphil/per/f-17, 13th jul, 2020, mphil re-shedule defense in the discipline of education, ms. faiza bibi, reg # 1334-mphil/edu/s-17, 10th jul, 2020, mr. ahmad bashir, reg # 1339-mphil/edu/s-17, ph.d defence, mr. adnan rashid sheikh, 08th jul, 2020, conference room no. 10 ground floor jinnah block, mphil defense in the discipline of english, mr. mazhar abbas, reg # 1386-mphil/elit/f17, 06th jul, 2020, ms. huma naeem, reg #1277-mphil/edu/f-16, 30th jun, 2020, mr. moin akhtar, reg # 1241-mphil/eling/f16, ms. adeeba aqeel, reg #1279-mphil/edu/f-16, mphil defense in the discipline of islamic studies, mr. hifz ur rehman, reg #1298-mphil/is/f-16, mr. atif qadir, reg #1302-mphil/is/f-16, ms. nazma raza, reg # 1278-m.phil/edu/f16, 29th jun, 2020, mphil defense in the discipline of computer science, mr. muhammad ali, reg # 13-ms/cs/f16, ms. rukhsana sharif, reg # 1283-m.phil/edu/f16, ms. sara azeem, reg # 14-ms/cs/f16, ms. suman, reg # 1273-m.phil/edu/f16, mphil defense in the discipline of islamic studies, mr. nouman wajid aziz reg # 1300-mphil/is/f-16, 26th jun, 2020, mr. muhammad hassan aziz reg # 1303-mphil/is/f-16, ms. saima nosheen, reg # 1220-mphil/eling/f16, defense - m.phil, ms samera saeed, 25th jun, 2020, conference room no 10 ground floor jinnah block, mr. hamid mehmood, video conference room 1st floor roomi block, mr. m yasir abbas, ms. sumera batool, ms farzana shaheen, 23rd jun, 2020, defence - m.phil thesis, mr. naeem abbas, 22nd jun, 2020, defence - phd thesis, mr. ahsan mukhtar, 18th jun, 2020, defense : m.phil thesis, ms shagufta iqbal, 07th may, 2020, conference room # 10 ground floor jinnah block, ms urooj islam, mr muhammad faisal, defense - ph. d thesis, mr. nazakat, 05th may, 2020, conference room 1st floor jinnah block, defense - phd thesis in the discipline of persian, mr. asif raza, reg # 611-mphil/per/jan-11, 31st jan, 2020, video conference room, 1st floor, roomi block numl islamabad, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of education, ms. adeeba aqeel, reg # 1279-m.phil/edu /f16, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of arabic, syed basharat hussain, reg # 1113-mphil/ara/s16, 27th jan, 2020, poly glot hall, room no.112, first floor ghalib block, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of islamic studies, mr. hafiz m. zubair baig, reg # 1194-mphil/is/s-16, multipurpose hall, first floor, ibn-e-khaldoon block, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of ir, ms. arooj shahid, reg # 1178-mphil/ir/s16, 23rd jan, 2020, mr. usman afzal bhatti, reg # 1175-mphil/ir/s16, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of english, ms. sajida bano, reg # 1147-mphil/eling/s-16, 21st jan, 2020, ms. amna bashir rana, reg # 1189-mphil/is/s-16, mr. abdul karim, reg # 1197-mphil/is/s-16, 20th jan, 2020, ms. faiza inam, reg # 1193-mphil/is/s-16, defense - phd thesis in the discipline of english, mr. mukhtiar muhammad, reg#568-mphil/ling/jan-11, 17th jan, 2020, conference room, first floor, jinnah block, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of urdu, ms. lubna nazli, reg #1325-m/u/s17, 16th jan, 2020, ms. uzma kausar, reg #1256-m/u/f16, mr. asghar ali, reg# 1196-mphil/is/s-16, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of urdu, mr. muhammad raza, reg #1318-m/u/s17, re-shedule defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of education, ms. sadaf saeed, reg # 1129-m.phil/edu /s16, 15th jan, 2020, ms. anoshia bibi, reg # 1133-m.phil/edu /s16, mr. muhammad sulaman, reg # 1198-mphil/is/s-16, 14th jan, 2020, mr. muhammad muneer, reg # 1307-mphil/ara/s17, persian conference room, room no. 305,1st floor, ghalib block numl islamabad, ms. mehreen zahid, reg# 1187-mphil/is/s-16, ms. zenab jehangir, reg # 1223-mphil/elit/f-16, 09th jan, 2020, ms. hadia khan, reg # 585-mphil/lit/jan-11, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of computer science, ms. ammara imtiaz,roll # mscs-s16-009, 07th jan, 2020, via skype in the video conference room, 1st floor, roomi block numl islamabad, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of governance & public policy, ms. sara abdullah, roll # mp-s16-66, ms. najam-us-sahar, reg # 1217-mphil/eling/f-16, 02nd jan, 2020, mr. zohaib hassan, reg # 1156-mphil/eling/s-16, 01st jan, 2020, syed umair abid, reg # 1168-mphil/elit/s-16, 27th dec, 2019, re-shedule defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of english, ms. saba aman, reg # 1166-mphil/elit/s-16, defense - phd thesis in the discipline of islamic studies, mr. hayatullah, reg # 499-phd/is/s-14, 19th dec, 2019, mr. ahmad jawad khan, reg # 1288-m.phil/ir/f16, 17th dec, 2019, conference room, third floor, iqbal block, mr. iftikhar alam, reg # 1288-m.phil/ir/f16, ms. farzana nazneen, reg # 1128- mphil/ edu/s16, 12th dec, 2019, conference room no.10, ground floor, jinnah block, ms. saeeda samin, reg # 1132- mphil/ edu/s16, ms. faiza bibi, reg # 1134-mphil/edu/s17, 05th dec, 2019, mr. meboob ali, reg # 1131-mphil/edu/s16, 03rd dec, 2019, ms. gulnaz begum, reg # 1157-mphil/eling/s16, 29th nov, 2019, ms. sehrish bibi, reg # 584-mphil/lit/jan-11, 21st nov, 2019, mr. ibad ullah, reg # 1158-mphil/eling/s-16, 20th nov, 2019, 15th nov, 2019, 07th nov, 2019, mr. tansir abbas. , reg # 1182-m.phil/ir/s16, 30th oct, 2019, ms. sadia rasool. , reg # 1289-m.phil/ir/f16, 28th oct, 2019, mr. hassan abbas kazmi, reg # 1164-mphil/elit/s-16, 25th oct, 2019, mr. nadeem khan, reg # 1163-mphil/elit/s-16, ms. maimoona rehman, reg # 1150-mphil/elit/s-16, defense - msba thesis in the discipline of management sciences, mr. zaib rasool, reg 293-msba/ibd/s16, 23rd oct, 2019, ms. qura-tul-ain mughal, reg # 561-mphil/elit/f-11, 18th oct, 2019, mr. muhammad shehzad, roll # mp-s16-61, 17th oct, 2019, ms. zainab bibi, roll # mp-s17-72, mr. kazim hussain, reg # 608-mphil/is/jan-11, 10th oct, 2019, ms. saba waheed, reg # 1324-mphil/urdu/s17, 07th oct, 2019, ms. sheema sadia, reg # 1317-mphil/urdu/s17, ms. sameera jabeen, reg # 1169-mphil/elit/s-16, 04th oct, 2019, ms. bushra jabeen, reg # 606-mphil/is/jan-11, 03rd oct, 2019, 02nd oct, 2019, mr. mustaghfer atzaz, reg # 1138-mphil/eling/s-16, 01st oct, 2019, defense - phd thesis in the discipline of urdu, mr. qaisar aftab ahmed, reg # 507-phd/urdu/s-14, 30th sep, 2019, ms. tanzeela ijaz, reg # 1342-m.phil/edu /s17, ms. shumaila ahsee, 1135-mphil/eling-s16, 27th sep, 2019, mr. ahmad bilal khalid, 1151-mphil/eling-s16, ms. ayesha imtiaz, reg # 1140-mphil/eling/s-16, 26th sep, 2019, re-shedule defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of economics, mr. farhan yasin, roll no.mp-mf-s16-251, ms. saira rahman, reg no.1146-mphil/eling/s-16, 24th sep, 2019, ms. hajira akhlaq, reg no.1145-mphil/eling/s-16, ms. maimoona khan, reg # 1170-mphil/elit/s-16, 20th sep, 2019, defense - phd thesis in the discipline of management sciences, mr. muhammad fayyaz, reg # 465-phd/ms/f-13, 19th sep, 2019, ms. ayesha ashraf, reg # 589-mphil/elit/jan-11, 18th sep, 2019, mr. sardar ahmad farooq, reg # 597-mphil/lit/jan-11, 16th sep, 2019, mr. waseem ahmad, reg # 433-phd/elit/f-12, defense - mphil thesis in the discipline of economics, ms. habiba imtiaz, roll no.mp-mf-s16-266, 13th sep, 2019, 12th sep, 2019, ms. tayyaba zainab, reg no.1141-mphil/eling/s-16, 06th sep, 2019, ms. sameena talib, reg no.1148-mphil/eling/s-16, phd defense in the discipline of economics, mr. haider farooq, reg no. 550-mphil/eco/jan-11, 30th aug, 2019, mr. mansoor abbas klasra, reg no.549-mphil/eco/jan11, 27th aug, 2019, m.phil defense in the discipline of “pakistan studies”, sumaira nawaz, reg # 1097-m.phil/ps/f15, 23rd aug, 2019, (conference room no. 10 ground floor) jinnah block, kanwal naheed, reg # 1098-m.phil/ps/f15, imran ali, reg # 1096-m.phil/ps/f15, defence — m.phil thesis, mr. imran hayat, 16th jul, 2019, mr. muhammad imran, conference room no. 10 ground floor, jinnah block, defence — ph.d thesis, ms. kawish tassawar, 15th jul, 2019, defence – ph.d thesis, ms. monazza nazir makhdoom d/o makhdoom nazir ahmed, 21st may, 2019, conference room no. 10 ground floor jinnah block..

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Urdu Dissertations of Islamic Studies on Semitic Religions (MPhil, PhD) in Pakistani Universities: An Index and Bibliometric Review

2020, Al-Milal: Journal of Religion and Thought

پاکستانی جامعات میں سامی مذاہب پر علومِ اسلامیہ کے(ایم فل ،پی ایچ ڈی) اردو سندی مقالات کا اشاریہ و شماریاتی جائزہ Urdu Dissertations of Islamic Studies on Semitic Religions (MPhil, PhD) in Pakistani Universities: An Index and Bibliometric Review Study of religions or Comparative Religions is a globally significance subject. Pakistan is also resourceful in this field. In many universities, there are special departments on this valuable subject. It is taught as compulsory course at BS & MA level in the departments of Isalmic studies in all universities. In many universities it’s also taught at MPhil and PhD level, some of them have produced hundreds of MS and PhDs dissertations on this subject. Due to its importance, it was a dire need to review and compile the titles of theses and dissertations, which are produced from the universities on the subject. In this study, efforts are made to review and compile a comprehensive index of such theses at MPhil and PhD level from Pakistani unive...

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The department of Islamic Thought, History & Culture is offering MPhil Islamic studies. This program was started in 1987. This is the most important & significant program offered by the department. The M.Phil students are required to complete specific course work & research work under the supervision of a highly qualified supervisor. This program required 2 to 4 years time for completion. This program provides to the scholars an opportunity of exercising independent critical judgment through the research skills for the service of Islamic & Muslim communities.

Eligibility Criteria

• MA Islamic Studies or equivalent degree (equivalence certificate required from HEC by name) with minimum second division (in both MA Islamic Studies & B.A)

Selection Process

Selection of the candidates will be made strictly on the basis of merit/criteria laid down by the Department/ University.

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Teaching methodology.

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• Face to Face teaching (48 hours per 03 credit hours in each semester)
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• Semester: 4
• Principles & Methods of Research-6806
• Ijtehad History, Principles & Methods-6807
• Orientalism Critical Study-6808
• Basic Sources of Islamic Sciences & Thought -6809
• Islamic Thought, History & Culture: Principles & Methodology-6801
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The Allama Iqbal Open University was established in May, 1974, with the main objectives of providing educational opportunities to masses and to those who cannot leave their homes and jobs. During all these past years, the University has more than fulfilled this promise.

M.Phil Islamic Studies

Introduction.

M. Phil in Islamic Studies, at the ISP Multan, is a 02-year program specifically designed to upgrade the students who have a passion for Islamic knowledge. The program follows the mission to encourage the learners to read and analyze a wide range of creative and critical aspects of Islam critically. Being highly interdisciplinary in nature, the program enables students to connect their knowledge of Islamic Studies with several areas of social sciences such as philosophy, psychology, globalization, sociology, etc. The best university in Multan allows the students a considerable degree of choice, both in pursuing their area of interest and in selecting a topic of their curiosity for research and write their dissertations in the final semesters. Thus, the intensive and extensive focused learning and practice that the students experience during their two-year stay at the Department fully concoct them for pursuing advanced studies and an array of professions and career opportunities. MPhil Islamic Studies aims to investigate a wide range of issues around the Muslim Ummah in contemporary society. The students are encouraged to work in the areas of Quran, Hadith, Fiqh, Tasawwuf, Muslim Sects, and Kalaam, Contribution by non-Muslims to Islamic Studies, Muslim Philosophy, etc. There are 18 Classes in the M. Phil program covering Islamic history and Culture, Muslim Educational and Reform Movements, Research Methodology and religious sciences, Origin and development of Muslim sects from the early phase of Islam to the modern period

For M. Phil Islamic Studies program NOC is granted by HEC Pakistan.

Career Prospects

There is a wide array of opportunities in government and private sectors available to Islamic Studies graduates, including teaching, Lectureship, Sharia Advisory, Sharia consultancy, as well as employed as a research assistant in various research firms.

Eligibility Criteria

• Sixteen years of schooling or 4 year education in relevant filed from HEC recognized DAI will be required for admission.
• The GAT-General (CAT-B) (www.nts.org.pk/gat/gat.asp) / ISP-Admit Test conducted by the National Testing Service with a minimum 50% cumulative score will be required at the time of admission.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

To provide academic support in order to strengthen the cognitive skills and related Islamic Studies areas

To improve the ability to analyze and model real-life problems according to the principles of Islam

To promote Introspection in Research and academic ethics.

To prepare students for advanced studies in the field of Arabic and Islamic Studies.

Programs Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

It enables researchers to produce innovative areas of Islamic Studies

It enhances their critical thinking and logical reasoning regarding different issues.

It facilitates learners to develop their career in the relevant field, which enhances their professional skills

To become syllabus designers and critiques for specific field

To trim their personal and interpersonal skills

To evaluate their skills at different levels.

Scheme of Study M.Phil Islamic Studies Program

Total Credit Hours = 30