The Faculty of Islamic Urban & Cemetery Planning is an innovative academic discipline that merges environmental design, sacred architecture, and spiritual ecology. It aims to cultivate a new generation of urban planners, environmental designers, and cemetery managers who apply Islamic ethics in the creation of serene, sustainable, and community-centered spaces.
This faculty explores how faith and function intersect in the built environment—focusing on mosques, neighborhoods, gardens, and burial grounds that reflect humility before God, respect for nature, and dignity for humanity. Graduates are trained to approach city and cemetery design as acts of *ʿibādah* (worship) and social service.
This department prepares students to design sustainable cities rooted in Islamic values of balance, cleanliness, and community well-being. The curriculum includes urban morphology, Islamic architecture, zoning ethics, and green planning that harmonizes spirituality with modern infrastructure.
Dedicated to restoring dignity to the final resting places of believers, this department trains professionals in cemetery design, management, and landscape preservation. Courses address funerary laws (*fiqh al-jana’iz*), green burials, heritage conservation, and community memorial design.
This department studies humanity’s moral responsibility toward the Earth. Students engage in Qur’anic ecology, climate ethics, water resource management, and sustainable development models derived from the Prophetic tradition.
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