Department of Continuing Education
Certificate in Islamic Studies
The Certificate in Islamic Studies provides learners with foundational knowledge in Qur’anic sciences, Sunnah, Islamic jurisprudence, Maqasid, and contemporary Islamic thought. The program is designed for students seeking structured Islamic learning for personal growth, community service, or further academic study.
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Develop a solid grounding in core Islamic sciences
Gain foundational knowledge in Qur’anic studies, Sunnah, Islamic jurisprudence, and contemporary Islamic thought.
Build the ability to engage contemporary issues from an Islamic perspective
Develop critical understanding and the ability to approach modern social, ethical, and community issues through an informed Islamic framework.
Prepare graduates for community leadership, da‘wah, or further studies
Equip learners for meaningful community engagement, leadership roles, continued Islamic studies, and da‘wah initiatives.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate a solid grounding in core Islamic sciences including Qur’anic studies, Sunnah, and Islamic jurisprudence.
- Engage contemporary social, ethical, and community issues through an informed Islamic framework.
- Apply knowledge of Islamic objectives (Maqasid) and jurisprudence to modern contexts including business, finance, and family law.
- Contribute meaningfully to community leadership, da’wah initiatives, and continued Islamic studies.
Program Structure
Total Courses | Credit System | Delivery |
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8 Courses | 24 Credits Total | Hybrid (online + in-person) |
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Islamic Studies II
Department of Continuing Education
Certificate in Arabic for Daily Life and Foundational Texts
The Certificate in Arabic for Daily Life and Foundational Texts equips learners to communicate effectively in Arabic and begin understanding the Qur'an and foundational Islamic texts. The program is designed for students seeking structured Arabic language learning for personal growth, community service, or further academic study.
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Learning Outcomes
- Communicate effectively in Arabic in daily contexts.
- Comprehend simple to intermediate Qur’anic and Prophetic texts.
- Demonstrate foundational reading and listening skills in Arabic.
Program Structure
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4 Courses | 12 Credits Total | Hybrid (online + in-person) |
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Department of Continuing Education
Certificate in Islamic Finance
The Certificate in Islamic Finance provides learners with a strong foundation in the principles and jurisprudence of Islamic finance and economics. The program is designed for students seeking to analyze contemporary financial systems through an Islamic lens for professional development or further academic study.
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Learning Outcomes
- Understand the foundational concepts and legal frameworks governing Islamic finance.
- Apply Islamic financial principles to contemporary economic and market contexts.
- Analyze ethical and legal dimensions of modern financial systems from an Islamic perspective.
Program Structure
Total Courses | Credit System | Delivery |
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8 Courses | 24 Credits Total | Hybrid (online + in-person) |
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Islamic Finance I
Department of Continuing Education
Certificate in Islamic Leadership & Community Impact
The Certificate in Islamic Leadership & Community Impact provides learners with understanding of community leadership, institutional development, and positive societal impact. The program is designed for individuals seeking to serve their communities effectively through mosques, nonprofits, educational institutions, media, youth work, and civic engagement.
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Learning Outcomes
- Understand foundational Islamic concepts related to leadership and da’wah through the Qur’an, Sunnah, Islamic thought, and Maqasid.
- Understand the history and development of the Muslim community in Canada and the role of institutions and leaders.
- Utilize media ethically for da’wah, education, and social impact.
Program Structure
Total Courses | Credit System | Delivery |
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8 Courses | 24 Credits Total | Hybrid (online + in-person) |
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