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CIC received approval from the Ministry of Colleges and Universities for our first undergraduate Islamic Studies program, and our inaugural class began in the Fall of 2025.CIC promotes excellence - [Introducing Dr. Mahmoud Haddara: New Dean of the Canadian Islamic College](https://www.maccic.ca/introducing-dr-mahmoud-haddara-new-dean-of-the-canadian-islamic-college/) - We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Mahmoud Haddara as the Dean of the Canadian Islamic College (CIC) starting immediately. Dr. Haddara is an accomplished scholar, respected educator and academic administrator, and dedicated community leader. He brings a unique blend of educational experience, academic leadership qualities and community service that distinguishes him as an outstanding ## Pages - [Home](https://www.maccic.ca/) - Join the first fully accredited Islamic college in Canada. We offer premier post-secondary education and recognized degrees in Islamic Studies. 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The program is designed for students seeking structured Islamic learning for personal growth, community service, or further academic study.Take Your First CourseDevelop a solid grounding in core Islamic - [Continuing Education](https://www.maccic.ca/continuing-education/) - Continuing EducationThe Continuing Education program at the Canadian Islamic College is designed to provide accessible learning opportunities for individuals seeking personal, professional, and spiritual development. These offerings are intended for learners who wish to continue their education without enrolling in the Academic Program.Explore CoursesContinuing Education CoursesStudy without enrolling full-timeContinuing Education includes short, flexible courses taught - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.maccic.ca/frequently-asked-questions/) - Frequently Asked QuestionsHave questions about studying at CIC? We’re here to help. Below are answers to some of the most common inquiries from future students. 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Please review the posting below and follow the application instructions provided.Current OpeningsAcademic Sessional Instructors and LecturerJob description: Canadian Islamic College (CIC) is a fully accredited - [About](https://www.maccic.ca/about/) - Dean’s OfficeIt is a remarkable milestone for the Muslim community in Canada to witness the launch of the first fully accredited post-secondary Islamic institution in North America. This year marks the inaugural cohort of the Canadian Islamic College (CIC), proudly established by the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC). CIC fills a long-recognized gap in Canada’s - [Program Overview](https://www.maccic.ca/program-overview/) - Explore Your Academic ExperienceAt Canadian Islamic College, we offer a comprehensive Honours Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies designed to equip students with deep knowledge, critical thinking, and real-world readiness. 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Explore ProgramsHTP 401 — Research ProposalStudents develop their topic and refine a focused - [Privacy Policy](https://www.maccic.ca/privacy-policy/) - Privacy PolicyWho we areOur website address is: https://www.maccic.ca CommentsWhen visitors leave comments on the site, we collect the data shown in the comments form, as well as the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help with spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be - [Practicum Placement](https://www.maccic.ca/practicum-placement/) - Practicum Placement (Co-op)The ISP 399 Practicum Field Placement is a required, credit-bearing experience that bridges academic study with real-world professional practice. Typically completed during the summer semester between the third and fourth years, the practicum consists of 200 hours of supervised fieldwork and is equivalent to 15 academic credits. 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CoreRead MoreARA 102 Arabic for Intermediate LearnersExplore complex Arabic language, literature, and Islamic culture through authentic texts, critical analysis, - [Faculty](https://www.maccic.ca/our-faculty/) - All FacultyFacultyFind a member Search Search RoleProfessorFieldArabicJurisprudence and ChaplaincyProfessorRead moreSr. Afnan ShabibAfnan Shabib, M.Ed., is an Arabic language educator specializing in Qur’anic Arabic, second-language acquisition, and interactive instruction. She holds a Master of Education from Ontario Tech University and an Honours ProfessorRead moreBr. Ibrahim FayazIbrahim Fayaz, RP, MA, MPS is a Registered Psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, - [Disclaimer](https://www.maccic.ca/disclaimer/) - DisclaimerGeneral information noticeThe information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. While we make reasonable efforts to keep content accurate and up to date, Canadian Islamic College makes no representations or warranties of any kind regarding the completeness, accuracy, reliability, or availability of the website or the information on it. No professional - [Terms of Use](https://www.maccic.ca/terms-of-use/) - Terms of UseWebsite Terms of UseThese Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the Canadian Islamic College website and related online services (the “Site”). By accessing or using the Site, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the Site. About the ## Faculty - [Sr. Afnan Shabib](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/sr-afnan-shabib/) - Afnan Shabib, M.Ed., is an Arabic language educator specializing in Qur’anic Arabic, second-language acquisition, and interactive instruction. She holds a Master of Education from Ontario Tech University and an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Arabic Language & Literature, graduating as Valedictorian. - [Br. Moustafa Elazab](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/br-moustafa-elazab/) - Moustafa Elazab holds a Master’s degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Hull, UK, with nearly three decades of teaching across Canada, the UK, the Middle East, and North Africa. He specializes in Sociology, Criminology, Anthropology, Social Justice, Political Science, and Human Rights. - [Br. Ibrahim Fayaz](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/br-ibrahim-fayaz/) - Ibrahim Fayaz, RP, MA, MPS is a Registered Psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and educator specializing in spiritually integrated psychotherapy, Muslim mental health, and trauma-informed care. He holds graduate degrees in Counselling Psychology and Pastoral Studies, alongside advanced training in Islamic studies and spiritual care. - [Dr. Tareq Sharawi](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/dr-tareq-sharawi/) - Dr. Tareq Sharawi holds a Ph. D. in Islamic Civilization Studies from Ibn Haldun University (Istanbul) and a Master of Science in International Relations from the University of Bristol (UK). He is also a Ph.D. candidate in Islamic Studies at McGill University. - [Dr. Nadira Mustapha](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/dr-nadira-mustapha/) - Dr. Nadira Mustapha, PhD, is an educator and researcher specializing in Islamic law, Muslim minorities, and equity, with extensive curriculum development and community-focused scholarship experience. - [Dr. Ali Al-Halawani](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/ali-al-halawani/) - Dr. Ali Al-Halawani, PhD, is an educator and linguist specializing in translation, curriculum development, and digital learning, with extensive international teaching and publication experience. - [Dr. Muhammad Ahmad Munir](https://www.maccic.ca/faculty/dr-muhammad-ahmad-munir/) - Dr. Muhammad Ahmad Munir, PhD, is a multilingual Islamic studies scholar with 15 years’ teaching experience, extensive publications, and key editorial roles in leading academic projects. ## Courses - [IJC 202 Islamic Psychology](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-202-islamic-psychology/) - A course exploring Islamic perspectives on human psychology, integrating Qurʾanic anthropology, therapeutic practice, spiritual care, and multidimensional assessment across diverse professional settings. - [IAM 206 Muslim Civilization and Sciences](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-206-muslim-civilization-and-sciences/) - A course examining the development of Muslim civilization, its scientific contributions, core beliefs, and modern transformations shaped by globalization, colonialism, and contemporary debates. - [ARA 104 Arabic for Advanced Learners 2](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-104-arabic-advanced-2/) - Enhances advanced Arabic proficiency through intensive reading, writing, and discussion, emphasizing complex texts, rhetoric, cultural analysis, and fluent communication skills. - [IJC 304 Political Science](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-304-political-science/) - A course introducing key political science concepts, institutions, and ideologies, developing analytical skills for understanding governance, political behavior, and contemporary global political issues. - [IJC 306 Islamic Jurisprudence](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-306-islamic-jurisprudence/) - A course introducing Islamic jurisprudence, examining its historical development, legal schools, methodologies, and contemporary applications, including human rights and Muslim minority legal experiences. - [IJC 105 Islam and Muslims in Canada](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-105-islam-and-muslims-in-canada/) - A course examining Muslim histories, identities, and experiences in Canada, exploring multiculturalism, policy, community development, and contemporary social challenges and contributions. - [IAM 301 Academic Writing](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-301-academic-writing-2/) - A course developing academic writing skills, teaching students to research, structure arguments, integrate sources, and produce clear, effective scholarly work. - [IJC 103 Analytical and Thematic Qurʾanic Interpretations](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-103-analytical-and-thematic-qurʾanic-interpretations/) - A course exploring analytical and thematic Qurʾanic interpretation, examining classical to modern methods, literary structures, major themes, and contemporary relevance of the sacred text. - [IJC 102 Introduction to the Sunnah](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-102-introduction-to-the-sunnah/) - A course introducing the Sunnah’s meanings, authority, and methodology, exploring its role in legislation through case studies and holistic analytical frameworks. - [ARA 102 Arabic for Intermediate Learners](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-102-arabic-for-intermediate-learners/) - Explore complex Arabic language, literature, and Islamic culture through authentic texts, critical analysis, and independent research. - [IEF 203 Research Methodology](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-203-research-methodology/) - A course introducing essential research concepts and methods, guiding students in designing studies, reviewing literature, collecting data, and developing rigorous academic projects. - [IJC 201 Psychology](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-201-psychology/) - A course introducing foundational psychological theories and processes, examining behavior, cognition, development, and mental health within broader social, cultural, and ethical contexts. - [ARA 103 Arabic for Advanced Learners 1](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-103-arabic-advanced-1/) - Advances students’ Arabic proficiency through intensive reading, writing, speaking, and listening while exploring authentic texts, linguistic structures, and cultural themes. - [IJC 303 Islamic Philosophy](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-303-islamic-philosophy/) - A course exploring Islamic philosophy’s major thinkers, debates, and schools, connecting classical metaphysical and ethical questions to contemporary intellectual and societal concerns. - [IJC 302 Introduction to Philosophy](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-302-philosophy/) - A course introducing major philosophical questions, methods, and traditions, developing students’ skills in critical reasoning, argument analysis, and reflection on fundamental human concerns. - [IJC 203 Introduction to Sociology](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-203-sociology/) - A course introducing core sociological theories and concepts, examining how social structures, culture, and inequality shape human behavior and contemporary societal issues. - [IJC 106 Introduction to Islamic Thought](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-106-introduction-to-islamic-thought/) - A comprehensive exploration of Islamic theological, philosophical, and intellectual traditions across eras, connecting classical scholarship with modern debates, movements, and contemporary Muslim thought. - [IJC 101 Introduction to the Qur’an](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-101-introduction-to-the-quran/) - An introductory course exploring the Qur’an’s core themes, historical context, and interpretive traditions, offering students foundational insight into Islamic belief, practice, and scholarship. - [ARA 101 Arabic for Beginners](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-101-arabic-for-beginners/) - Beginner Modern Standard Arabic: alphabet, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar, with speaking/writing practice linked to Islamic studies. - [IJC 205 Sciences of the Qur’an ('Ulum al-Qur'an)](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-205-quranic-sciences/) - A course examining Muslim societies through Islamic sociological perspectives, analyzing social structures, identity, and contemporary movements influencing Muslim communities across diverse contexts. - [IEF 301 Statistics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-301-statistics/) - A foundational statistics course teaching data analysis, probability, hypothesis testing, and interpretation skills essential for research in social sciences and Islamic studies. - [ARA 201 Arabic Literature](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-201-arabic-literature/) - A course exploring major periods, genres, and themes of Arabic literature through close reading, analysis, and interpretation of classical and modern texts. - [IJC 204 Islamic Sociology](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-204-islamic-sociology/) - A course examining social systems, identities, and movements through Islamic sociological perspectives, integrating classical insights with contemporary issues affecting Muslim communities globally. - [IEF 301 Statistics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-301-statistics-2/) - A course introducing key statistical concepts, probability, data analysis, hypothesis testing, and regression, developing essential quantitative skills for economic and social applications. - [IJC 301 Islamic Objectives (Maqasid Ash-Shari’ah)](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-301-islamic-objectives-maqasid/) - A course exploring the higher objectives of Islamic law, examining ethics, revelation, public interest, and classical to contemporary theories of maqasid. - [IJC 305 Islamic Political Theory](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-305-islamic-political-theory/) - A comprehensive course tracing classical and modern Islamic political thought, from foundational philosophy to contemporary debates on governance, society, and identity. - [IEF 204 Research Methodology for Islamic Studies](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-204-research-methodology-for-islamic-studies/) - A foundational course introducing research concepts, methods, and frameworks for Islamic studies, enabling students to design, analyze, and present meaningful scholarly work. - [IAM 204 Islamic Arts and Architecture: History and Present](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-204-islamic-arts-and-architecture-history-and-present/) - A course exploring Islamic art and architecture across history, examining key styles, symbolism, cultural influences, and modern reinterpretations shaping contemporary artistic expression. - [ARA 403 Translation of Islamic Texts](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-403-translation-of-islamic-texts/) - Develops advanced skills in translating Islamic texts by analyzing language, rhetoric, terminology, and cultural nuances across Hadith, Qurʾanic exegesis, and jurisprudential writings. - [IEF 205 Fiqh of Business and Financial Transactions](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-205-fiqh-of-business-and-financial-transactions/) - A course examining Shariʿah principles in modern finance, analyzing riba, gharar, banking products, and contemporary transactions like cryptocurrency, stocks, credit cards, and derivatives. - [IAM 203 Fine Arts: History and Present](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-203-fine-arts-history-and-present/) - A course exploring major fine arts movements, styles, and cultural influences, connecting historical artistic traditions with contemporary practices and global creative expression. - [IJC 401 Leadership, Imams and Mosques](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-401-leadership-imams-and-mosques/) - A course exploring Islamic leadership principles, roles of imams and chaplains, reflective practice, spiritual care, and practical skills for serving contemporary Muslim communities. - [IJC 402 Counseling Skills](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-402-counseling-skills/) - A course developing core counseling skills through an Islamic framework, emphasizing theory, practical techniques, ethics, empathy, and culturally sensitive support for diverse Muslim clients. - [IJC 403 Fundamental Jurisprudence (Usul al-Fiqh): Theories and History](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-403-fundamental-jurisprudence-usul-al-fiqh-theories-and-history/) - A course exploring Islamic legal theory, sources, and methodology, applying usul al-fiqh principles to contemporary issues through case studies and structured legal reasoning. - [IJC 404 Contemporary Islamic Jurisprudence and Reasoning (Ijtihad)](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-404-contemporary-islamic-jurisprudence-and-reasoning-ijtihad/) - A course exploring contemporary Islamic legal reasoning, comparing classical and modern methods, and applying ijtihad to commercial, family, and criminal law contexts. - [IJC 405 Islamic Call](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-405-islamic-call/) - A course exploring prophetic daʿwah foundations, methods, and ethics, preparing students to communicate Islam effectively and respectfully within contemporary multicultural societies. - [IJC 104 Reading and Memorizing the Qur'an](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ijc-104-reading-and-memorizing-the-quran/) - A course exploring Islamic perspectives on psychology, integrating Qurʾanic anthropology, therapeutic practices, multidimensional assessment, and spiritual care across diverse personal and community contexts. - [IEF 201 Principles of Economics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-201-principles-of-economics/) - A course introducing Islamic economic principles, comparing Islamic and conventional systems, and exploring financing modes, banking, and the global growth of Islamic finance. - [IEF 202 Principles of Accounting](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-202-principles-of-accounting/) - A course introducing core accounting principles, teaching students to record transactions, prepare financial statements, analyze errors, and complete the full accounting cycle. - [IEF 305 Commercial Law](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-305-commercial-law/) - A course introducing key Canadian commercial law principles, teaching students to analyze contracts, business structures, liabilities, and legal risks in business contexts. - [IEF 302 Islamic Economics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-302-islamic-economics/) - A course exploring Islamic economic foundations, comparing financial systems, and analyzing contemporary economic issues through Qurʾanic principles, classical theories, and modern Islamic finance frameworks. - [IEF 403 Islamic Investment and Markets](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-403-islamic-investment-and-markets/) - A course examining Islamic investment principles, financial markets, sukuk, equities, ethics, and the challenges of aligning modern investment practices with Sharīʿah values. - [IEF 303 Islamic Management](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-303-islamic-management/) - A course exploring Islamic Management principles, examining how Islamic values guide planning, leadership, decision-making, and organizational practice in contemporary professional environments. - [IEF 304 Econometrics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-304-econometrics/) - A course introducing probability, random variables, regression, and statistical inference, teaching students to analyze economic data and draw meaningful empirical conclusions. - [IEF 402 Governance and Policy: An Islamic Perspective](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-402-governance-and-policy-an-islamic-perspective/) - A course exploring Islamic governance principles—tawḥīd, maqāṣid, shūrā, iṣlāḥ—and comparing them with global policy frameworks to analyze leadership and public affairs. - [IEF 401 Islamic Charitable Endowments (Waqf): History and Present](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ief-401-islamic-charitable-endowments-waqf-history-and-present/) - A course examining waqf’s history, Sharīʿah foundations, modern innovations, financial integrations, and socio-economic impact, highlighting its evolving role in contemporary Islamic charitable institutions. - [SEJ 201 Islamic Environmentalism](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-201-islamic-environmentalism/) - A course exploring Islamic ecological principles, sustainability ethics, and global environmental challenges, connecting scriptural teachings to contemporary environmental issues and Muslim environmental activism. - [SEJ 202 Social and Environmental Justice: Theory and Practice](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-202-social-and-environmental-justice-theory-and-practice/) - A course examining theories of social and environmental justice, exploring inequity, empowerment, and practical strategies for creating meaningful and inclusive social change. - [SEJ 204 Environmental Studies and Sustainability Gateway](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-204-environmental-studies-and-sustainability-gateway/) - A course introducing interdisciplinary sustainability studies, exploring global environmental challenges and the interconnected ecological, economic, and social pillars shaping sustainable futures. - [SEJ 302 Activism and Social Movements](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-302-activism-and-social-movements/) - A course exploring activism and social movements, examining theories, strategies, and real-world efforts to mobilize communities and create meaningful social change. - [SEJ 303 Critical Race Theory from an Islamic Perspective](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-303-critical-race-theory-from-an-islamic-perspective/) - A course examining Critical Race Theory through Islamic ethics, exploring systemic racism, justice, dignity, and Muslim contributions to racial equity and social transformation. - [SEJ 301 Women and Scholarship in Islam](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-301-women-and-scholarship-in-islam/) - A course exploring women’s historical and contemporary contributions to Islamic scholarship, examining their roles, influence, and impact across diverse fields of Islamic knowledge. - [SEJ 401 Sustainable Development: Islamic Perspective](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-401-sustainable-development-islamic-perspective/) - A course examining sustainable development through Islamic ethics, exploring stewardship, justice, and ecological balance in addressing modern environmental, economic, and social challenges. - [SEJ 402 Comparative Social Justice Thought](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-402-comparative-social-justice-thought/) - A course exploring comparative social justice theories, guiding students from awareness to analysis to action toward addressing inequality and fostering meaningful social change. - [SEJ 403 Human Rights: Theory and Practice](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-403-human-rights-theory-and-practice/) - A course examining global human rights debates through Islamic and international perspectives, analyzing theory, practice, and contemporary issues shaping modern human rights discourse. - [IAM 201 Globalization and Media](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-201-globalization-and-media/) - A course examining global media flows, exploring theories of globalization, media industries, transnational communication, and cultural production—especially within Muslim societies. - [IAM 202 World History](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-202-world-history-2/) - A course exploring global civilizations from ancient to modern times, developing historical thinking, evidence analysis, and understanding of cultural, political, and social transformations. - [IAM 205 Media History](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-205-islamic-arts-and-architecture-history-and-present/) - A course exploring Islamic arts and architecture through historical, cultural, and theoretical lenses, analyzing their evolution and diverse influences across time and regions. - [IAM 302 Media and Popular Cultures](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-302-media-and-popular-cultures/) - A course examining how media and popular culture shape society, exploring representation, ideology, social inequality, and the cultural impact of mass communication. - [IAM 303 Studies in Ideas and Public Opinion](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-303-studies-in-ideas-and-public-opinion/) - A course exploring how ideas shape public opinion, examining cultural, social, and political influences alongside practical skills in survey design and analysis. - [IAM 304 Digital Arts Design](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-304-digital-arts-communication/) - Explores core design principles and hands-on digital tools, enabling students to create effective visual communication through photography, graphics, and digital media. - [IAM 305 Cultural Dimensions in Advertising](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-305-cultural-dimensions-in-advertising/) - Critically examines how advertising shapes consumer culture, influences desires, and impacts social values, identity, and behaviour across various media and global contexts. - [IAM 401 Gaming and Entertainment: Islamic Perspective](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-401-gaming-and-entertainment-islamic-perspective/) - Explores gaming through Islamic, cultural, and technological lenses, enabling students to critically evaluate digital entertainment and its ethical implications in Muslim contexts. - [IAM 402 Information and Analysis: Islamic Perspective](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-402-information-and-analysis-islamic-perspective/) - Explores methods of gathering and analyzing information through an Islamic lens, building students’ analytical skills, ethical awareness, and interdisciplinary research competencies. - [IAM 403 Islamic Media: Strategies and Ethics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/iam-403-islamic-media-strategies-and-ethics/) - Explores Islamic ethical principles in digital communication, guiding students to navigate privacy, responsibility, and technology’s impact on modern media practices. - [ARA 202 Hadith Collections](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-202-hadith-collections/) - Introduces major Hadith collections, transmission history, classification methods, and analytical tools essential for understanding Islamic tradition and evaluating prophetic reports. - [ARA 203 Arabic for Academic Purposes](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-203-arabic-for-academic-purposes/) - Develops students’ Modern Standard Arabic academic skills through advanced reading, writing, and communication tailored for scholarly analysis and academic success. - [ARA 301 Arabic Linguistics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-301-arabic-linguistics/) - Explores major linguistic theories and methods through Arabic morphology, phonetics, syntax, and semantics, blending classical scholarship with modern linguistic approaches. - [ARA 302 Qurʾan and Exegeses](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-302-qurʾan-and-exegeses/) - Explores Qurʾanic origins, revelation, exegetical methods, and modern interpretive issues through classical and contemporary scholarship in tafsīr studies. - [ARA 303 General Translation](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-303-general-translation/) - Introduces core translation methods, emphasizing accurate Arabic-English translation through text analysis, collaboration, and strategies for preserving meaning, tone, and style. - [ARA 401 Modern Standard Arabic through Islamic Thought](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-401-modern-standard-arabic-through-islamic-thought/) - Advances Modern Standard Arabic proficiency through complex texts on Islamic thought, developing students’ analytical, writing, and linguistic skills in contemporary academic Arabic. - [ARA 402 Semantics & Pragmatics](https://www.maccic.ca/course/ara-402-semantics-pragmatics/) - Explores how language encodes meaning through semantics and pragmatics, analyzing literal meaning, context, reference, and communication across linguistic and cognitive systems. - [SEJ 203 Earth and Environment: Islamic Perspective](https://www.maccic.ca/course/sej-203-earth-and-environment-islamic-perspective-2/) - A course examining Islamic ecological ethics, exploring scripture, scholarship, and Muslim responses to environmental challenges to promote sustainable, faith-guided environmental stewardship. ## Donation Forms - [Inspire Minds & Enlightening Hearts](https://www.maccic.ca/donations/inspire-minds-enlightening-hearts/) - [] ## Categories - [Faculty](https://www.maccic.ca/category/faculty/) - [Teaching Opportunities](https://www.maccic.ca/category/teaching-opportunities/)