FIHE

Faculty of Islamic Studies

Faculty of Islamic Studies

The Faculty of Islamic Studies was established in 2021. Currently the Department of Aqeedah and Islamic Thought represents the faculty. It is noteworthy that the institute has recruited a good number of excellent academic staff who are keeping commendable records in writing books and research papers on Islamic topics.

Method of Delivery

The course offered by the faculty consists of eight semesters. Each semester consists of 18 weeks. In the first four semesters, common lectures on Islamic studies are delivered. And the last four semesters are dedicated for specialized studies.

Qualification

Those who apply for the course are expected to have acquired the following qualifications:

Selection Method

In line with the policy and current resources of the institute, talented students are selected in the following ways:

Medium of lectures and Instructions

Arabic, English and Tamil

Degree awarded by the Institute

Degree of Licentiate in Islamic Studies

Assessment Criteria

Mid-semester exam 20 marks
Research 30 marks
Semester Exam 50 marks

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Semester system

Activity Weeks
Lectures 08 Weeks
Mid-semester exam 01 Week
Lectures 07 Weeks
Cultural week 01 Week
Revision and exams 02 Weeks
Total 19 Weeks

Study System

No

Lectures

Credit Hours

Percentage

1

Basic Modules

20

14%

2

Compulsory Modules

111

75%

3

Elective Modules

16

11%

 

Total

147

100%

Basic Subjects – 23 Credit Hours

No Subject Title Credit Hours
01 Thajweeth 3
02 Halaqath 2
03 Leadership Courses 2
04 Lesson from the Quran & Biography of Prophet 2
05 Arabic Language 2
06 Creativity Thinking & Problem Solving 2
07 Tamil Language 1
08 Research Methodology 1
09 English Language 2
10 Sinhala Language 1
11 Code of Behavior 2

Compulsory Subjects – 111 Credit Hours

Faculty Subjects – 48 Credit Hours

No Subject Title Credit Hours
01 Quranic Sciences
02 Sciences of Hadees (Prophetic Tradition)
03 Introduction to Jurisprudence
04 Introduction to Principles of Jurisprudence
05 Islamic Theology
06 Introduction to Philosophy
07 Biography of Prophet (PBUH)
08 Understanding Quran and Prophetic Tradition
09 Interpretation of Quran – Selected Chapters
10 Co-Existence in Pluralistic Society
11  Principles of Co-Existence in Pluralistic Society
12 Concept of Worships in Islam
13 Major Religion of Sri Lanka
14 Orientalism & Islamic Studies
15 Analytic Interpretation of Quran
16 Al Hadeeth  –    Prophetic Tradition

Department Subjects– 63 Credit Hours

No Subject Title Credit Hours
1 Juristic Study of Ibadath
2 Family Life in Islam
3 Juristic Study of Inheritance
4 Concept of Zakat and Its Application
5 Introduction to Srilankan Law
6 Financial Transection in Islam
7 Business Ethics in Islam
8 Muslim Personal Law & Minority
9 Legal Maxims & Juristic Variations
10 International Relationship
11 Introduction to Srilankan Law
12 Classic Islamic Thoughts
13 Sources of Islamic legislation
14 Prime Objectives of the Islamic Jurisprudence
15 Methods of ISTHINBATH
16 Current Fikh
17 Principles of Jurisprudence & its Developments
18 Rational Deduction & Decreeing

Elective Subjects

Students will select four Subjects from following subjects

No Subject Title Credit Hours
1 Introduction to Islamic History
2 Introduction to Political Sciences
3 Introduction to Psychology
4 Introduction to Sociology
5 Mass Communication
6 History of Sri Lankan Muslims

Skills

Expecting these skills from students

No Subject Title Credit Hours
1 Team Work
2 Basic Counseling
3 First-Aid
4 Mosque Management
5 Swimming
6 Motivation Program
7 Driving