Introduction
Objectives
The Faculty of Shariah and Islamic Studies seeks to achieve the following objectives:
Faculty Department Structure
Our Future Programmes
- 1. Masters in Al-Qur’an and Sunnah;
- 2. Masters in Islamic Jurisprudence;
- 3. Postgraduate Diploma in Islamic Jurisprudence;
- 4. Postgraduate Diploma in Al-Qur’an and Sunnah;
- 5. Postgraduate Diploma in Islamic Judiciary;
- 6. Postgraduate Diploma in Education (for those who did not take Education at the undergraduate level. This shall be done in collaboration with the Faculty of Education.
- 1. Shariah and Arabic Language;
- 2. Shariah and Islamic Finance and Banking;
- 3. Shariah and Education;
- 4. Shariah.
- 1. Diploma in Islamic Shariah;
- 2. Diploma in Islamic Banking and Financing;
- 3. Diploma in Da’wah and Imamship.
Course Offered
- • Methods of Da’wah;
- • Biography of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.);
- • Tafsiir;
- • Sciences of Hadith;
- • Fiqh of Worship;
- • Sciences of the Qur’an;
- • Islamic Law of Transactions and Family Law;
- • Islamic Systems;
- • Comparative Religions
- • Islamic Law of Succession;
- • Tawhid;
- • Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence.
- • Methodologies of Qur’anic Exegesis;
- • Muslim World Today;
- • Islamic Maxims;
- • History of Islamic Legislation;
- • The Spread of Islam in East Africa;
- • Muslim Sects;
- • Islamic Criminal Law;
- • Selected Ahadith of Ahkaam;
- • Applied Inheritance;
- • Research Project.
- • Islamic Culture l
- • Islamic Culture ll
Entry Requirements
Direct Entry Qualifications:
Two principal passes at Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education National Examination or its equivalent in appropriate subjects with a total points of not below 4.0.
Equivalent Qualifications
Possession of accredited Diploma not less than Second Class (B Grade).
