Explores gaming through Islamic, cultural, and technological lenses, enabling students to critically evaluate digital entertainment and its ethical implications in Muslim contexts.

Explores methods of gathering and analyzing information through an Islamic lens, building students’ analytical skills, ethical awareness, and interdisciplinary research competencies.

Explores Islamic ethical principles in digital communication, guiding students to navigate privacy, responsibility, and technology’s impact on modern media practices.

A course introducing Islamic economic principles, comparing Islamic and conventional systems, and exploring financing modes, banking, and the global growth of Islamic finance.

A course introducing core accounting principles, teaching students to record transactions, prepare financial statements, analyze errors, and complete the full accounting cycle.

A course introducing essential research concepts and methods, guiding students in designing studies, reviewing literature, collecting data, and developing rigorous academic projects.

A foundational course introducing research concepts, methods, and frameworks for Islamic studies, enabling students to design, analyze, and present meaningful scholarly work.

A course examining Shariʿah principles in modern finance, analyzing riba, gharar, banking products, and contemporary transactions like cryptocurrency, stocks, credit cards, and derivatives.

A foundational statistics course teaching data analysis, probability, hypothesis testing, and interpretation skills essential for research in social sciences and Islamic studies.

A course exploring Islamic economic foundations, comparing financial systems, and analyzing contemporary economic issues through Qurʾanic principles, classical theories, and modern Islamic finance frameworks.

A course exploring Islamic Management principles, examining how Islamic values guide planning, leadership, decision-making, and organizational practice in contemporary professional environments.

A course introducing probability, random variables, regression, and statistical inference, teaching students to analyze economic data and draw meaningful empirical conclusions.