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ADP Islamic Studies

ADP Islamic Studies

About Program

The ADP Islamic Studies is a two-year associate degree designed to provide students with a solid foundation in Islamic knowledge and its relevance to contemporary life. The program introduces key areas of Islamic scholarship and helps students build a clear understanding of the principles, values, and intellectual traditions of Islam.

Students study foundational concepts related to the Quran, Hadith, Fiqh, Islamic ethics, and other supporting disciplines while developing academic, communication, and analytical skills. The program provides a suitable pathway for students who want to continue into higher studies in Islamic Studies or pursue entry-level roles in education, community services, and related fields.

Objectives

  1. Provide students with a strong introductory foundation in Islamic Studies and the major sources of Islamic knowledge.
  2. Develop basic understanding of Fiqh, Islamic law, ethics, and their application in everyday social life.
  3. Build the ability to examine contemporary social and economic issues through an Islamic perspective at an introductory academic level.
  4. Strengthen communication, analytical, and study skills required for further education and professional development.
  5. Promote the Islamic values of justice, brotherhood, peace, responsibility, moderation, and ethical conduct.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Academic Qualification: Applicants must have completed Intermediate (HSSC), FA, FSc, ICS, or an equivalent qualification. The admission requirement follows the same academic basis as the BS Islamic Studies program, with the source page specifying marks in the 45–50% range.
  • Madrasah Qualification: Applicants holding a Madrasah certificate are required to provide an equivalence certificate issued by IBCC.
  • Admission Test: Applicants must qualify NTS NAT or the University Entry Test with a minimum cumulative score of 50%.

Scheme of Studies

1st Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 ISL-5101 Understanding of Quran-I 0 1 -
2 MCC-5101 Introduction to Quran 3 0 -
3 MCC-5102 Tajweed ul Quran 1 1 -
4 GED-5103 Quantitative Reasoning I 3 0 -
5 GED-5104 Functional English 3 0 -
6 GED-5105 Application to Information & Communication Technologies 2 1 -
7 GED-5106 Introduction to Logic 2 0 -
Total Credits 14 3

2nd Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 ISL-5102 Understanding of Quran II 0 1 -
2 MCC-5107 Fehme Quran 3 0 -
3 MCC-5108 Introduction to Hadith 3 0 -
4 MCC-5109 Seerat e Tayyiba (SAW) 3 0 -
5 GED-5110 Quantitative Reasoning II 3 0 -
6 GED-5111 Introduction to Economics 2 0 -
7 GED-5112 Expository Writing 3 0 -
Total Credits 17 1

3rd Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 MCC-5213 Introduction to Fiqh 3 0 -
2 MCC-5214 Functional Arabic 3 0 -
3 MCC-5215 History of Islam 3 0 -
4 GED-5216 Cultural Studies of Islam 3 0 -
5 GED-5217 Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan 2 0 -
6 GED-5218 Applied Physics 2 1 -
Total Credits 16 1

4th Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 MCC-5219 Textual Study of Hadith 3 0 -
2 MCC-5220 Islamic Ethics & Tasawaf 3 0 -
3 MCC-5221 Study of World Religions 3 0 -
4 MCC-5222 Arabic Grammar 3 0 -
5 GED-5223 Pakistan Studies 2 0 -
6 GED-5224 Corporate Social Responsibility 2 0 -
7 GED-5225 Entrepreneurship 2 0 -
Total Credits 18 0