bachelor of arts - Islamic Online University

Islamic Online
University
BACHELOR
OF ARTS
IN ISLAMIC STUDIES
Anyone... Anywhere... Anytime...
www.iou-global.com
Contents
Dean’s Message....................................... 3
About IOU................................................ 4
Founder................................................... 5
The Mission........................................ 6 - 7
The Method............................................. 8
Advisory Committee................................ 9
Instructors...................................... 10 - 11
Curriculum...................................... 12 - 15
Enrollment & Fees................................. 16
Frequently Asked Questions...........17 - 18
Accreditation.................................. 19 - 21
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Dean’s Message
Salaam alaykum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakaatuh,
It is my great pleasure to welcome you Islamically to the Islamic
Online University’s learning experience in which the various gates
of divinely-revealed knowledge have been thrown open for you.
This opportunity has been made possible by the ‘accidental’
invention of the Internet, a human creation resulting from divine
intervention.
At a time when Islamic teachings are caught between fossilization
and revival, hijacked by modernism and extremism, a chance to
promote true Islam in its original unadulterated form was born.
Allahu Akbar - surely this is a mercy from Allah.
I sincerely hope that you will take full advantage of this unique
opportunity to please God by deeply understanding the major
disciplines of Islamic academic study, applying whatever you learn
in your lives, and by sharing this divine legacy with the world
around you.
Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips
Founder & Dean
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About IOU
The Islamic Online University (IOU) is the
brainchild of Dr. Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips who
envisioned an institution of learning that would
offer online intensive diploma, undergraduate,
and graduate courses in Islamic Studies
completely free.
The IOU was launched in 2007 from Qatar
offering more than 22 completely free diploma
short courses. In 2007 over 1,500 students
registered in the diploma program. By the end of
2008, over 4,500 students were registered and
15,000 students from over 160 different countries
in 2009. And in 2013, its student body has
reached over 100,000 from over 217 countries.
It is also worth noting that in 2010 the Islamic
University of Madeenah, of which Dr Bilal is a
graduate, celebrated its fortieth year of operation
during which it had taught 30,000 students from
various countries.
In March 2010, the IOU broke new ground by
launching the world’s first tuition-free, online
Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies. This pathbreaking initiative utilizes the worldwide presence
of the Internet and advanced open source online
learning technology to bring incredibly low-cost,
university level Islamic education within reach of
virtually anyone on the planet who has access to
a computer and the Internet.
In the spring of 2013, IOU opened the virtual
doors of the Global Quran Memorization Center
(GQMC). With separate learning areas for males
and females, students learn from instructors who
are certified (holding ijaazahs) in memorization.
Also in the spring semester of 2013, IOU introduced
the Higher Diploma which is a bridge program
for those students already holding a BA or BSc in
areas other than Islamic studies and wish to pursue
higher education in Islamic studies. Instead of
beginning again another BA program, holders of an
undergraduate degree can take 16 core courses from
the BA curriculum and begin their quest for the MAIS
in as little as three semesters.
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Founder
Dr Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips is a Jamaican Canadian
Islamic Scholar who converted to Islam in the early
seventies after journeying politically and intellectually
from Christianity to Communism. Shortly after
his reversion to Islam, he embarked on a spiritual
academic journey to the other side of the world
seeking Islamic knowledge. This journey took him
to Saudi Arabia where he completed a BA in Islamic
studies in Madeenah, and an MA in Islamic Theology
in Riyadh, then to the University of Wales, UK, where
he completed a PhD in Islamic Theology in the early
nineties.
After graduation from Madeenah, Dr Bilal became a
teacher of Islamic studies for 10 years in an Islamic High
School, Manaret Riyadh, and a lecturer of Arabic and
Islamic studies in the American University in Dubai,
UAE, for another 10 years. During his 10 years in the
UAE, he founded and taught at the Islamic Information
Center in Dubai, and during his subsequent 7 years in
Qatar he has been an Islamic consultant and lecturer
for the Islamic Information wing of Sh. Eed Charity.
Dr Bilal Philips has written, translated and commented
on over 50 published books on various Islamic topics.
He has also edited and published the 56 book Eemaan
Reading Series for children and presented Islamic
programs for a number of years on Riyadh Channel 2TV,
Sharjah TV for ten years, as well as Peace TV, Huda TV,
Islam Channel, UK, and the Deen Show, Chicago, USA.
In 2002 Dr Philips founded and headed the Islamic
studies department of Preston University, Ajman,
UAE, and in 2007 he founded and headed the Islamic
Studies Academy, Doha, Qatar, while simultaneously
launching the Islamic Online University (www.
islamiconlineuniversity.com) which is currently offering
free Islamic courses to over 100,000 registered students
from over 217 different countries world wide, and for
which he was included in the Jordanian publication, The
500 Most Influential Muslims (rissc.jo/muslim500v-1L.
pdf).
Dr Bilal subsequently founded and headed, in 2008,
the English medium Islamic studies department of
Knowledge International University (www.kiu.org),
who’s Chancellor is Shaikh Dr. ‘Abdur-Rahman ibn
‘Abdil-Azeez Al Sudais and who’s President of the
board of trustees is Shaikh ‘Abdul-Azeez ibn ‘Abdullah
Al Shaikh, Mufti of Saudi Arabia. More recently, in
2009, Dr Bilal Philips founded and headed the College
of Da’wah and Islamic Culture (English Section),
Omdurman Islamic University, Sudan, and established
and directed Preston International College (www.
prestonchennai.ac.in) in Chennai, India.
In March 2010, Dr Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips launched,
for the first time in history, an accredited tuition-free
BA in Islamic Studies degree course at the Islamic
Online University (bais.islamiconlineuniversity.com).
IOU now is expanding to four campuses: Islamic
Studies Diploma, BA in Islamic Studies, The Global
Quran Memorization Center and finally the anticipated
opening of the MA in Islamic Studies. With plans to
open a globally accessible English Language Center,
IOU continues to add campuses and programs that will
benefit the ummah and bring more opportunities to
“change the nation through education”.
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The Mission
“Making authentic Islamic knowledge readily available to the world through the medium of the Internet solely
for God’s pleasure is a noble goal and a dignified mission worthy of sacrificing one’s energies and means for.”
[Dr. Bilal Philips]
The Islamic Online University aims to grant global
access to quality undergraduate, graduate and
postgraduate level Islamic educational programs for
students at virtually no cost. Its mission is to be a
catalyst for change in the Global Muslim nation (the
Ummah) in order to facilitate Islam’s contribution to
the progress of human civilization through appropriate
education. The knowledge-related principles upon
which the IOU is based are:
Authenticity
The foundation of the information conveyed in IOU
is Divinely Revealed knowledge as found in the
Qur’aan and the Sunnah (Prophetic Explanations).
God said: “Indeed it is only the knowledgeable among
His servants who truly fear Allah.” (35:28) Prophet
Muhammad said: “Seeking knowledge is obligatory on
every Muslim.”
Accessibility
The Islamic Online University provides a golden
opportunity for people to access Islamic courses
wherever they may be and whenever they wish,
without having to travel overseas or even leave the
confines of their homes. Its goal is to be “for anyone,
in any place, at any time”. The Last Prophet said: “If
anyone travels on a road in search of knowledge,
Allah will cause him to travel on one of the roads to
Paradise.”
Affordability
The IOU demonstrates its firm commitment to
spreading authentic Islamic knowledge by progressing
from absolutely free certificate and diploma level
Islamic courses to a tuition-free BA in Islamic Studies
(BAIS), thereby making graduate Islamic education
easily affordable to the world. Free tuition for all
students provides equal access to an education
previously available to only the few given the
opportunity to attend traditional Islamic institutions of
higher learning around the world. God said: “Say: Are
those who know equal to those who do not know?”
(39:9)
Community
No student will be prevented from studying at the
Islamic Online University, regardless of his or her
religious, ethnic or social background. The IOU affirms
that its doors will remain open for all, irrespective
of the artificial borders erected in the real world. It
has already spawned, in less than four years, a global
community of over 100,000 students seeking Islamic
knowledge from over 217 countries and sharing
their knowledge and concerns in supervised student
forums. Furthermore, the members of IOU’s teaching
staff come from all corners of the globe. God said:
“Cooperate with each other in righteousness and
piety…” (5:2)
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Islamic ethics
Quality and Application
It is the fundamental belief of the Islamic Online
University that the bond between the teacher and
student is a sacred one. Therefore, the Muslim
teacher and student must be essentially different
from teachers and students who merely happen to
be Muslim. The Last Prophet stated that “the world
and its contents are cursed except the remembrance
of Allah and means to do so, the teacher and the
student.” Thus, the IOU expects all its students,
teaching staff, administrators and volunteers to
function as Muslims first and foremost in their
respective positions and fields. Doing so will foster and
maintain the highest standards of personal integrity,
honesty and responsibility, as Prophet Muhammad
said: “Indeed, Allah loves from each of you that you
work according to the best of your ability.”
The Islamic Online University is committed to
providing a top quality online academic experience,
suitable in its scope and depth to convey authentic
and practical Islamic knowledge, while at the same
time enabling its students to face the contemporary
challenges of their era. IOU will assess and re-evaluate
every aspect of its Islamic academic model on an
ongoing basis and will not only encourage its students
to study diligently, but also emphasize that they must
strive their utmost to put the knowledge gained into
practice. The Last Prophet said, “The best of you is one
who learns the Qur’aan and teaches it to others.” He
also said, “The best of you is the one most beneficial
to people.”
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The Method
The University recognizes that many of its students
may not have studied on the Internet before. Online
education is a unique learning experience quite
different from traditional classroom-based learning.
Therefore, it has produced a variety of demos every
step of the way and organized a user-friendly learning
environment to help newcomers to the field of online
education.
It is vital that IOU students are fully prepared for its
online teaching methods and that they possess the
required level of English to effectively and successfully
study in this environment. Consequently, IOU has
developed a series of orientation courses that are
mandatory for all students as well as English courses
(ENG 101 & 102) in the first year to help upgrade their
language skills.
The global student body learns through watching
and listening to video and audio lectures as well as
reading PDF format texts with the support of welltrained tutorial assistants. Within IOU’s online study
communities, students may share resources, exchange
ideas, discuss weekly topics, submit assignments, and
take exams.
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Advisory Committee
Dr. Jafar
Shaikh Idrees
Dr. Abdul
Hakim Quick
Dr. James
Jones
Dr. Ibrahim
Al-Nu’aimi
Dr. Saad
Al-Shithri
Sudan
Canada
USA
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Founder of
the American
Open
University,
Washington,
USA
Peace
University,
South Africa
Chair of World
Religions,
Manhattanville
College, USA
Former
Chancellor of
Qatar
University
Founder of
Knowledge
International
University,
Riyadh
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Instructors
Abu Ameenah
Bilal Philips
Wissam
El Tom
James Jones
Jamaica, W.I.
Lebanon
USA
PhD
MA
D.Min, PhD
Aqeedah
Tajweed
Comparative
Religion
Daud
Abdullah
Shafiq Flynn
Imran Asif
Grenada, W.I.
New Zealand
UK
PhD
MA
MA
Seerah
Usool
al-Hadeeth
Education
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M. Anwar
Sahib
Abdussalam
Ghouse
Altijani
Hussin
Fiji
India
Sudan
PhD
MA
MA
Fiqh
Hadeeth
Islamic
Economics
Riaz Ansary
Francesca
Bocca
Edo
Omercevic
Sudan
Italy
Bosnia
PhD Candidate
PhD Student
PhD Candidate
Usool Al-Fiqh
Child
Psychology in
Islam
Economics
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Curriculum
SEMESTER I
COURSE CODE
YEAR 1
DESCRIPTION
SEMESTER II
COURSE CODE
DESCRIPTION
TAJ 101
Tajweed I
TAJ 102
Tajweed II
AQD 101
Aqeedah I (Ibaadah)
AQD 102
Aqeedah II (Asmaa & Sifaat)
FQH 101
Fiqh I (Math’habs)
FQH 102
Fiqh II (Ibaadaat)
ARB 100/
ARB 101
Arabic I (Reading & Writing)/
Arabic I (Grammar I)
ARB 102
Arabic II (Grammar II)
CMP 101
Computer Studies
SER 101
Seerah I (Prophetic Biography)
ETH 101
Etiquettes of Seeking
Knowledge
ENG 102
English II
SEMESTER III
COURSE CODE
DESCRIPTION
YEAR 2
SEMESTER IV
COURSE CODE
DESCRIPTION
TAF 101
Tafseer I: Uloom al-Quraan
RMY 101
Research Methodology
AQD 201
Aqeedah III (Tahaawiyyah)
AQD 202
Aqeedah IV (Heresiology)
FQH 201
Fiqh III (Mu’aamalaat I)
FQH 202
Fiqh IV (Mu’aamalaat II)
HAD 101
Hadeeth I (Terminology)
HAD 102
Hadeeth II (The Best of Islam)
SER 102
Seerah II (Prophetic Biography)
PSY 101
Islamic Psychology
ARB 201
Arabic III (Grammar III)
ARB 202
Arabic IV (Grammar IV)
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SEMESTER V
COURSE CODE
YEAR 3
SEMESTER VI
DESCRIPTION
COURSE CODE
DESCRIPTION
TAF 201
AQD 301
Tafseer II (Soorah Yaaseen)
Aqeedah V (Comparative I)
TAF 202
AQD 302
Tafseer III (Soorah al-Kahf)
Aqeedah VI (Comparative II)
FQH 301
Fiqh V (Usool al-Fiqh)
FQH 302
Fiqh VI (Inheritance)
BSA 101
DHD 101
ARB 301
Islamic Management
Da’wah & Du’aat
Arabic V (Grammar V)
HAD 201
PSY 102
ARB 302
Hadeeth III (The Best of Islam)
Islamic Counselling
Arabic VI (Grammar VI)
SEMESTER VII
COURSE CODE
DESCRIPTION
YEAR 4
SEMESTER VIII
COURSE CODE
DESCRIPTION
HST 101
AQD 401
Islamic History I
Aqeedah VII (Angels, Jinn & Humans)
HST 102
FQH 402
Islamic History II
Fiqh VIII (Maxims & Maqaasid)
FQH 401
Fiqh VII (Criminal Law)
EDU 101
Teaching Methodology
ECM 101
ARB 401
Islamic Economics I
Arabic VII (Grammar VII)
ARB 402
CVN 101
Arabic VIII (Grammar VIII)
Islamic Civilization
DHD 102
Contemporary Da’wah
Movements
THS 400
BA Theses
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Students may choose to do an additional five or six elective subjects from any single minor or more during the
course of their 4 years of study, and they will be awarded a BA with a minor or minors in the discipline(s) from
which they completed all five or six electives offered.
IOU Degrees Offered
Standard BAIS consisting of 48 courses: Students who have been granted a waiver for English or Computers
course(s), due to their having already done advanced studies in them on a university level will have to take
one or more (equal to the number of courses waived) of the courses offered in the electives and make up the
required 48 courses to be able to complete the BAIS.
BA with a Minor in a particular field consisting of 53 or 54 courses: An additional group of electives will be
required from the available electives depending on the Minor the student wants their degree to be in. E.g., BAIS,
Minor in Aqeedah, means that the student has done all the electives of the Aqeedah Minor. The courses of the
minor may be taken as a separate semester after completing the BAIS courses.
ELECTIVES (FOR MINORS)
COURSE CODE
AQEEDAH
COURSE CODE
TAFSEER
AQD 501
AQD 502
Aqeedah VIII (Sufism)
Aqeedah IX (Shi’ism)
TAF 301
TAF 302
Tafseer (Subjective: Jesus)
Tafseer (Subjective: Satan)
AQD 503
Aqeedah X (Usool al-Bid’ah)
TAF 401
Tafseer (Subjective: Adam)
AQD 504
AQD 505
Aqeedah XI (Sahaabah)
Aqeedah XII (Tawassul)
TAF 402
TAF 501
Tafseer (Soorah al-Mulk)
Tafseer (Soorah an-Noor)
COURSE CODE
HADEETH
COURSE CODE
FIQH
HAD 301
HAD 302
Hadeeth V (Islamic Excellence I)
Hadeeth VI (Islamic Excellence II)
FQH 501
FQH 502
Human Rights
Maqaasid
HAD 401
Hadeeth VII (Islamic Excellence III)
FQH 503
International Relations
HAD 402
HAD 501
Hadeeth IX (Takhreej)
Hadeeth X Books of Hadeeth
FQH 504
FQH 505
Sharee’ah Governance
Qadaa, Hisbah & Mathaalim
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COURSE CODE
ISLAMIC BANKING & ECONOMICS
COURSE CODE
EDUCATION
ECM 102
ECM 201
Principles of Economics (Macro & Micro)
Money and Banking
EDU 201 Subject Knowledge (Pedagogy)
EDU 202 Managing Children
ECM 202
Accounting
EDU 301 Professional Development
ECM 301
BSA 301
Financial Management
Intro to Business Administration
EDU 302 Differentiated Instruction
PSY 501 Child Psychology
COURSE CODE
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
COURSE CODE
HISTORY
BSA 102
BSA 201
Human Resources
Marketing Communications
CVN 102
CVN 201
Modern Middle-Eastern History
The Ottomans
BSA 202
Marketing Research & Sales
CVN 202
Muslim Spain
BSA 301
ECM 202
Intro to Business Administration
Accounting
CVN 301
CVN 302
Cordova
Muslim Contributions to Civilization
COURSE CODE
DA’WAH
COURSE CODE
TAJWEED
DHD 201
DHD 202
Modern Da’wah Institutions
Mass Media & Communications
TAJ 201
TAJ 202
Tajweed III (Intermediate I)
Tajweed IV (Intermediate II)
DHD 301
Orientalism
TAJ 301
Tajweed V (Advanced I)
DHD 302
DHD 401
Muslim Minorities
Practicum
TAJ 302
TAJ 401
Tajweed VI (Advanced II)
Tajweed VII (Graduate)
COURSE CODE
PSYCHOLOGY
COURSE CODE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
PSY 201
Lifespan Developmental Psychology
Psychology of Personality, Motivation
& Emotion
CMP 201
Graphics & Multimedia
Digital Logic/Software Engineering/
Programming (Java or C++)
PSY 301
Social Psychology & Human Relations
CMP 202
Databases
PSY 302
PSY 401
PSY 501
Abnormal Psychology
Counseling Psychology
Child Pyschology
CMP 301
CMP 302
Web Development
Networking
PSY 202
CMP 102
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Enrollment & Fees
The Islamic Online University is a tuition-free
institution that does not charge students to take
classes. Audio and video recordings of lectures and
reading materials are available online free of charge.
There is just one modest fee that students pay per
semester, a semester registration fee that ranges from
40$ to 120$ per semester based on the standard of
living in the student’s country of residence.
Sliding Scale Fee structure
The cost of an Islamic Online University BA program
will be only a fraction of the cost of a comparable
degree from a public university, even for students who
live in countries with a very low standard of living.
The total fee for the whole program will range from
$320 - $960 depending on the student’s country of
residence.
The semester’s courses end with comprehensive
externally supervised examinations..
Therefore the cost of an Islamic Online University
BA degree will be only a fraction of the cost of
comparable degrees from other public and private
universities, even for students who live in countries
with very low standards of living. The IOU BA degree
cost, according to current fee rates, will vary from
$320 for Africans to $960 for Americans. In the Sudan,
for example, a 4 year BA degree costs approximately
$4,400 for foreign students and $2,200 for locals,
while in India the 3 year BA costs approximately
$1,200 for locals and $2,000 for foreigners.
FAQ
Where is the Islamic Online University based?
Although our head office is in Qatar, the Islamic Online
University is accessible anywhere a computer and
Internet connection exists and its administrative and
academic staff live all around the world.
Where does the study take place?
Islamic Online University classes take place wherever
you are! Because study is completely online,
people can learn wherever an Internet connection
is available. To ensure that even those with slow
Internet connections can fully participate, the IOU
has provided audio and video lectures which may be
played online or downloaded.
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How do I take exams?
Module tests and Midterm exams can be taken
anywhere within the prescribed time. The final exams
must be taken only in an IOU approved exam center.
There are several designated IOU centers present
across the globe. You may look for a center near your
place before the semester exams and register for it. If
there is no IOU approved exam center nearby, you can
suggest an exam center and we will approve it even if
you are the only student taking exams in it, Insha’Allah.
When will enrolment begin and classes start?
own pace and time, with the exception of live sessions
which must be attended when offered. The recorded
sessions which comprise the bulk of the study material
are available 24/7. Thus, the student may study
whenever he or she is free and students may even take
breaks during lectures! Live sessions are conducted
weekly or bi weekly on Fri, Sat and Sun at two different
times (morning and evening) and students may join
whichever session suits them. Grades are assigned for
class participation in live sessions accounting for 5%
of the total grades, with the exception of Tajweed in
which it counts for 50%.
Islamic Online University has two terms each year
(Fall: September – January and Spring: March – July).
Registration in each semester will continue until the
end of the first month of classes. Please visit the
website for dates and deadlines.
The BA course offered by IOU was designed to
accommodate a wide range of study schedules.
However, there are some deadlines that must be met.
For example, mid-term and final exam dates, add and
drop course dates and assignment submission dates.
How does full-time and part-time study work
at the IOU?
If my transcripts are not in English, will you still
accept them?
An IOU semester usually has 6 courses and lasts for
a total of around 5 months. Each course consists of
2 recorded lectures and one live lecture per week.
Full-time students are expected to devote at least 3
hours per week per subject - or preferably 4 hours, in
which they will listen and or read the lecture materials,
take the lecture quiz and prepare class assignments.
This translates into between 18-24 hours per week of
study. Part-time students taking half of the full load of
6 courses (i.e. 3 classes) would need to spend half of
that (i.e. 9-12 hours).
Any non-English transcripts of the high school
Certificate must be fully translated into English and
authorized by a notary public or any other attesting
body. You must also send an authorized notary copy
of the original attested transcript with the translated
copy. The copy of the translated notarized copy should
be uploaded during online registration procedures.
The BAIS degree is a four year degree which may be
completed in a minimum of 3 years (if students take
more than a full course load) and a maximum of 8
years. Within that period, students may study at their
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Accreditation
The government of Somalia’s
Ministry of Higher Education,
recently granted a university license
to the Islamic Online University,
adding it to its list of accredited
universities in Somalia which are
recognized by the UN and therefore recognized by
accredited universities globally.
The Universitas Muhammadiyah
Sukabumi (UMMI) and the Islamic
Online University (IOU) are pleased
that a Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA) has been signed between
them on 04th May 2011. They
have agreed to embark on a strategic alliance to
provide curricular programs designed to promote
core competence and excellence in authentic Islamic
education and other disciplines from the Islamic
perspective.
The IOU has recently launched the world’s first
tuition-free, online Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies
(BAIS). This path-breaking initiative plans to utilize
the worldwide presence of the Internet and advanced
open source online learning technology to bring
low-cost, university level Islamic education within
reach of anyone on the planet who has access to
a computer and the Internet. In line with this, IOU
has embarked on a consortium with UMMI – an
accredited institution of higher learning recognized by
the Indonesian government for higher Islamic Studies
degree programs relevant to professional growth,
well-balanced personality and ultimate success.
By virtue of the MOA, UMMI will award BAIS degree
certificates to successful IOU students who meet
all the requirements mandated by Indonesian laws.
UMMI will secure from the Indonesian Higher
Educational Authorities the essential documentation
of degree authentication. IOU will be responsible for
online teaching of all students covered under the
MOA.
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The Gollis University of Somaliland
and the Islamic Online University
(IOU) are glad to announce signing of
Memorandum of Agreement on 31st
March, 2013. Both the universities
have embarked upon strategic alliance
to provide curricular program aimed at promoting core
compliance & excellence in authentic Islamic education
and other disciplines within the viabilities of the
institutions.
IOU has been successfully conducting, since 2010,
the world’s first tuition free online Bachelor of Arts
in Islamic Studies program, utilizing the state of the
art online learning technology. IOU thus pioneered
the task of making low cost university level Islamic
education available to anyone having the access to
Internet.
Furthermore, IOU has embarked on a consortium with
Gollis University, which offers various degree courses,
accredited by the Government of Somaliland. As
agreed upon by the MOA, Gollis University will grant
a Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies (BAIS) degree,
accredited by the Somaliland Ministry of Higher
Education, to the successful BA students of IOU, who
opt for Gollis degree.
IOU will provide technical and academic expertise
where requested and will offer Gollis’ teaching faculty
members the access to its audio, video & pdf text for
references. Aiming to have technical cooperation,
Gollis will have teacher access to IOU BAIS courses for
monitoring and evaluation. Both the Universities will
have mutual linking of their websites and Social Media
platforms.
ISLAMIC ONLINE
UNIVERSITY
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 4096 Doha, Qatar
Student Affairs Department
Email: student.affairs@islamiconlineuniversity.com
Call: +91 8688429865 (8am to 12pm, Qatar Time, Mon to Sat)
Admissions
Email: Registrar@islamiconlineuniversity.com
Call: +91 9849331289 (12pm to 4pm, Qatar Time, Mon to Sat)
Sponsorships
Email: vice.chancellor@islamiconlineuniversity.com
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