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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master's program in Islamic Civilization aims to prepare students and researchers with a solid scientific foundation in the field of the history of Islamic civilization in its various religious, political, legal, economic, urban, intellectual, literary, and artistic aspects, across its different historical stages (Prophetic, Umayyad, Abbasid, Seljuk, Mongol, Indian, Mamluk, and Ottoman...), and in the historical regions that witnessed the development and flourishing of Islamic civilization (the Muslim East, the Muslim West, Muslim Africa...).
First semester:
Memorizing and Reciting the Quran (1)
History of Islamic Civilization (1)
History of Civilization in the Muslim East
History of Islamic Systems (1)
History of Muslim Africa
Second semester:
Memorization and Recitation of the Qur'an (2)
History of Cities and Towns in the Muslim West
History of Islamic Civilization (2)
History of Islamic Systems (2)
Algerian National Movement
Third semester:
Quran Memorization and Recitation (3)
Algerian Revolution
History of the Muslim West
Reform Movements in the Muslim World
Sciences and Arts of the Algerians
Fourth semester:
Preparing the Graduation Memorandum
Most of the courses offered in the program revolve around topics directly related to the history of Islamic civilization, such as the history of Islamic regimes, the history of Islamic civilization, and the history of cities and metropolises in the Muslim East and West and in Muslim Africa.
Baccalaureate degree or equivalent
Bachelor's degree in History and Islamic Civilization or its equivalent.
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