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Master’s Islamic Jurisprudence: Join Al Baheej's Prestigious Two-Year Program in Islamic Studies and Hanafi Fiqh

Al Baheej is pleased to announce the launch of its comprehensive two-year Master's program in Islamic Studies and Hanafi Fiqh. This advanced program is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and expertise, equipping them with the skills needed to excel in the fields of Islamic Studies and traditional fatwa issuance.

Eligibility Criteria for Enrollment

The two-year Master's program is structured to accommodate two categories of students:

1. First Degree Course Students

This track is tailored for students seeking to deepen their understanding of traditional Islamic knowledge, particularly those aiming to specialize in Islamic jurisprudence and the issuance of fatwas. Upon completing the program, students will be awarded a Master's degree in Islamic Studies and a certificate authorizing them to issue fatwas.

Prerequisites:

• Proficiency in Arabic, including reading, comprehension, and proper punctuation.
• Completing an 'Alimiya program or an equivalent qualification from a recognized traditional Islamic seminary.

Requirements:

• Students must submit a short paper at the end of each semester and a comprehensive research paper by the end of the final semester.

• To obtain authorization to issue a fatwa, students must complete two additional semesters focused on practical fatwa writing, which includes answering at least fifty questions.

2. Second Non-Degree Students

This track is designed for individuals without a traditional Islamic educational background who wish to enhance their knowledge of Islamic tradition. Students in this category may enroll in individual courses on a per-course basis. While a degree is not awarded, students will receive honorary certificates upon completing their selected courses.

System of Education:

The program is offered online and onsite, with recorded lectures for reference.

Course Structure:

• The program spans two years, divided into four semesters per year.
• Each semester consists of sixteen hours of instruction, totaling sixty-four hours per year.
• over two years, students will complete 128 hours of study.

We invite prospective students to join us on this enriching academic journey to deepen their understanding of Islamic knowledge and jurisprudence.

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