Gomal University

Department of Arts & Social Sciences

Master of Philosophy in Islamic Study

Introduction

The Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) in Arabic at Gomal University is an advanced program designed for students seeking deep scholarly engagement with the Arabic language, literature, and culture. This program is ideal for those who want to expand their expertise in Arabic linguistics, classical and modern Arabic literature, and the cultural, historical, and intellectual contributions of the Arab world.

The M.Phil. program emphasizes critical analysis, research methodologies, and advanced language skills. Students engage with classical Arabic texts, delve into the works of renowned poets, scholars, and philosophers, and explore contemporary issues in the Arab world. The curriculum includes specialized courses in Arabic grammar, rhetoric, literary criticism, and comparative literature.

At Gomal University, students benefit from mentorship by experienced scholars and access to rich academic resources. The program is research-oriented, requiring students to produce a thesis that contributes original insights to the field of Arabic studies. This rigorous academic training prepares graduates for careers in academia, research, translation, international relations, and various cultural and governmental roles.

An M.Phil. in Arabic from Gomal University equips students with a deep understanding of the Arabic language and its global influence, fostering the skills needed to excel in both academic and professional fields.

Program Features

Admission Requirement: B.S in Islamic Study

Semester - I
Code Course Name Credit Hours
Research methodology منہج تحقیق 3
Quranic sciences علوم القرآن 3
Hadith sciences علوم الحدیث 3
Arabic language & literature عربی زبان وادب 3
Semester - II
Code Course Name Credit Hours
Asool fiqh wa Qawaed e Fiqhia اصول فقہ وقواعد فقہیہ 3
Seerat un nabi wa Fiqh -ua- Seerahسیرت النبی وفقہ السیرۃ 3
Islam and Orientalists اسلام اورمستشرقین 3
مہارات الاتصال والابلاغ +شماریات 3
Information and Communication skills & Statistics2+1
Semester - III & IV
Code Course Name Credit Hours
Compulsory thesis (research work) credit hours 12
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