The Faculty of Islamic & World History at AMISUN explores the intertwined narratives of human civilization through the lens of revelation, scholarship, and reform. It seeks to uncover the ethical, political, and scientific contributions of Islamic civilization and its dynamic interactions with global societies.
This faculty nurtures historians who interpret the past to illuminate the future — cultivating analytical thinking, cultural literacy, and a spirit of justice rooted in divine principles. Students gain the ability to evaluate historical sources critically while connecting timeless Islamic values to modern contexts.
This department examines the rise, expansion, and evolution of Islamic civilization — tracing reform movements, intellectual awakenings, and revivalist efforts across centuries. Students study thinkers and leaders who sought to renew faith, governance, and education within changing historical landscapes.
Emphasizing interconnected global development, this department situates Islamic history within the broader human story. From ancient empires to modern revolutions, students explore trade, culture, and scientific exchange across regions, developing a holistic understanding of humanity’s shared journey.
Focused on methodological excellence, this department trains students in historical research design, documentation, and digital archiving. Learners acquire skills in manuscript analysis, oral history, and data visualization, bridging classical historiography with modern research technology.