Divine Sciences

Faculty of Divine Sciences & Human Understanding

“Exploring Sacred Knowledge for a Better World”

Introduction: Where Revelation Meets Reason

This faculty bridges the gap between divine wisdom and contemporary challenges. We study Islam’s rich intellectual traditions not as dogma, but as living systems of thought that can address modern problems in ethics, law, philosophy and human development.

Our Approach:

  • Critical Engagement: Examine Islamic texts alongside other wisdom traditions and secular knowledge
  • Practical Solutions: Apply timeless principles to today’s issues like social justice, bioethics and environmental stewardship
  • Universal Relevance: Open to all students regardless of background – explore how these ideas can benefit humanity

“We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth” (Quran 41:53)


Degree Programs

Now accepting applications for [Semester/Year] – No prior religious knowledge required

  1. BA in Sacred Knowledge & Modern Applications
    • Duration: 4 years (120 credits)
    • Sample Courses:
      • “Islamic Ethics in Healthcare”
      • “Financial Systems Beyond Capitalism”
      • “Environmental Philosophy in Religious Texts”
  2. MA in Cross-Cultural Ethical Leadership
    • Duration: 2 years (60 credits)
    • Specializations:
      • Interfaith Justice Systems
      • Science and Religion Dialogue
      • Urban Community Development
  3. PhD in Divine Wisdom Studies
    • Research Areas:
      • Comparative religious law systems
      • Revelation and cognitive science
      • Sacred texts in digital age

Why This Program Stands Out

✔ Beyond Textbook Islam: Engage with living traditions through case studies and field work
✔ Diverse Faculty: Learn from scholars of Islamic thought alongside experts in philosophy, law and social sciences
✔ Career-Ready Skills: Prepare for roles in education, policy making, NGO leadership and interfaith work

Featured Course Spotlight:
“The Golden Rule Across Traditions”

  • Compare Islamic, Christian, Jewish, Hindu and secular approaches to reciprocity ethics
  • Develop practical conflict resolution skills
  • Includes fieldwork with local faith communities

Admissions Open

Deadline: [Date]
Requirements:

  • Personal statement on your interest in sacred knowledge
  • Academic transcripts
  • Interview (conducted online)

Scholarships Available for promising candidates

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