This intensive course will equip students with the necessary skills required to access primary Arabic sources in order to perform their independent reading and research. Its aims are to provide students with an in-depth knowledge of classical Arabic and to train them in skills that are essential for understanding Arabic texts.

BA (Hons) Islamic Studies, validated by Middlesex University, provides you with an opportunity to study the foundation and development of Islamic knowledge from a broad and multidisciplinary perspective.

In this unique course, students gain a deep understanding of Islam within a modern framework of study. The course is consistent with the subjects taught in traditional centres of Hawza studies, such as Qum and Najaf, and incorporates some additional modules that suit the needs of Muslims living in the West.

The MA in Islamic Studies aims at deepening the students’ over all understanding of Islam within historical and modern contexts while providing an opportunity to study Quran, Hadith and other Islamic texts extensively.

The MA program in Islamic Law offers comprehensive coverage of subjects in Islamic Law as well as comparative studies. It offers various choices from a wide range of modules intended to widen knowledge of major areas in Islamic law, and to deepen understanding of particular topics, methods, and concepts.

The Distance Education (DE) department at The Islamic College offers a range of postgraduate programmes via its powerful e-learning platform. These distance programmes provide students with incredible flexibility without being pressured by the time and location restrictions.

The Distance Education (DE) department at The Islamic College offers a range of postgraduate programmes via its powerful e-learning platform. These distance programmes provide students with incredible flexibility without being pressured by the time and location restrictions.

The Distance Learning department at the Islamic College offers a wide range of foundation courses which can provide enhance understanding of a particular subject or be used as a stepping stone for the DE degree program. Some of the courses offered are Islamic Banking and Finance, Islamic Sources and Law and Islamic Belief and Thought.

Foundation Islamic Sources and Law – DE

Foundation Islamic Belief and Thought – DE

Foundation Islamic Theology – DE

Foundation Islamic Philosophy – DE

Foundation Islam and Modern Politics – DE

Foundation Islamic Mysticism – DE

Foundation Islam and Modernity – DE

Foundation Islamic Family Law – DE

Foundation Human Rights and Islam – DE

Foundation Sources of Islamic Knowledge [Qur’an & Hadith] – DE

Foundation Methods and Perspectives in Islamic Studies – DE

In this educational Programme, the transmission of philosophical ideas from non-Islamic cultures to the Muslim centres of learning and the impact of Islamic thought and Muslim philosophers on the subsequent development of philosophy on a global scale will be studied.

In this programme, the students will engage in an in-depth study of the Qur’an, the Muslims’ divine scripture, utilising different exegetical methods.

In this programme, the students will engage in an in-depth study of the Qur’an, the Muslims’ divine scripture, utilising different exegetical methods.

Religion and Secularism in Turkey: Problems and Prospect

A Talk by Dr Caroline Tee

Thursday 21 September 2023
6.00 P.M. – 7.30 P.M. (LONDON TIME)

Ibn Khaldun in the 21^st Century: Is He Still Relevant?

A Talk by Dr Farid Al-Attas

Thursday 2nd  October 2023
6.00 P.M. – 7.30 P.M. (LONDON TIME)

Hawza Studeis is one of the Islamic College’s academic Departments which, while sharing with them their high standards of academic excellence, also differs from them in one important respect; it embodies and presents the time-honoured and long-standing ethos of traditional Hawza Ilmiyyas all around the world.

The course has three semesters which are designed to prepare students with no previous knowledge of Arabic to read and understand Quranic and classical Islamic texts.

At the end of the course, students would have developed the skills of listening, speaking, reading, and grammar. Students who successfully complete the course will be awarded an Islamic College Certificate of attendance.

Saturday’s Pre-Hawza course of the Islamic college has been designed to give students an opportunity to explore key concepts relating to the field of Islamic sciences.  The course aims to provide basic insights into a broad range of categories of traditional Islamic academic scholarship for those wishing to progress to further study or simply deepen their existing knowledge

The Philosophy of Religion

1st session: 13th June 2023

2nd session: 27th June 2023

3rd Session: 11th July 2023

1st session: 20th June 2023

2nd session: 4th July 2023

3rd Session: 18th July 2023

This course offers an excellent opportunity to master a very important language which provides an entry into a rich and diverse culture. Since Persian has not changed significantly in over a millennium, the basic grammar for the classical and modern forms of the language is virtually the same and is relatively easy to learn. One of the benefits of learning Farsi is the ability to access a huge body of literature and sources of Islamic knowledge.

The course has three semesters which are designed to prepare students with no previous knowledge of Arabic to read and understand Quranic and classical Islamic texts.

At the end of the course, students would have developed the skills of listening, speaking, reading, and grammar. Students who successfully complete the course will be awarded an Islamic College Certificate of attendance.