Programme Details Of Ph.D Islamic Studies (Quran & Tafseer)

 

Programme Details Of Ph.D Islamic Studies (Quran & Tafseer)

Programme Name:	Ph.D Islamic Studies (Quran & Tafseer)
Introduction:	The Department of Quran and Tafseer was established in 1999 in the Faculty of Arabic and Islamic Studies to meet educational needs of masses at various levels ran- ging from Matric to PhD focusing on research based pro- grams in the field of Quran and Tafseer. The Department started functioning with the appointment of Dr. Abdul - Hameed Khan Abbasi as Assistant Professor from 10 February 2001. From then, the Department is presenting many valuable course books and producing scholars in the field of Islamic studies with specialization in Quran and Tafseer. At present, the Department has started MPhil & PhD programs from autumn 2013 and is producing & selecting valuable books and allied material for these research programs
Admission Requirement:	Master degree in Islamic studies with eighteen years of schooling (MS/M.Phil in Islamic Studies) or equivalent from any recognized university in first division or CGPA 3.00. Departmental Test/Interview by the Ph.D. Admission Committee
Selection Process:	Selection of the candidates will be made strictly on the basis of merit/criteria laid down by the Department/ University.
Duration:	Maximum 5 Years
Medium of Instruction:	Urdu/English/Arabic
Teaching Methodology:	The University allots Study Centre and Tutors for the Stud- ents to get guideline accordingly. A student has to secure passing marks in Assignments as well as in final exams to successfully complete concerned Educational Programme.
AIOU Credits Required:	42 Credit hours
Course Required:	Semester: 1 1. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TAFSEER LITERATURE-4730 2. QURAN & SCIENCE(A RESERACH STUDY)-4731 3. CONTEMPORARY TRENDS IN TAFSEER-6722 Semester: 2 1. APPLIED RESEARCH IN ILM TAFSEER & ULOOM UL QURAN-4732 2. METHODOLOGIES & MODES OF MUFASSEREEN-4733 3. SELECTED TEXUAL STUDY OF ULOOM UL QURAN & USUL-E-TAFSEER-4734 Semester: 3 1. THESIS-4726 Semester: 4 1. THESIS-4726
Elective / Major Courses:
Semester:
Collaborations:	NULL
Workshop:	One Week Workshop per 3 Credit Hours
Thesis:	Compulsory
Practical:	NULL
Viva:	Compulsory