Master of Arts (Classical Arabic)

Graduate Diploma of Arts (Classical Arabic)

Graduate Certificate in Arts (Classical Arabic)

Graduate Certificate in Classical Arabic (32)
To graduate students must successfully complete 32 points comprising four (4) subjects of 8 points each.

Restricted Elective (8)
In consultaton with their course coordinator students are to complete one of the following subjects:
ISL460 Introduction to Arabic and Qur’an Reading
ISL461 Introduction to Arabic and Tajweed

Core Subjects (24)
ISL462 Introduction to Arabic Grammar
ISL463 Intermediate Arabic Grammar
ISL464 Modern Standard Arabic (with the option to study in Egypt)

Graduate Diploma of Classical Arabic (64)
To graduate students must successfully complete 64 points comprising eight (8) subjects of 8 points each.

Restricted Elective (8)
In consultaton with their course coordinator students are to complete one of the following subjects:
ISL460 Introduction to Arabic and Qur’an Reading
ISL461 Introduction to Arabic and Tajweed

Core Subjects (56)
ISL462 Introduction to Arabic Grammar
ISL463 Intermediate Arabic Grammar
ISL464 Modern Standard Arabic (with the option to study in Egypt)
ISL465 Advanced Arabic Grammar I
ISL466 Advanced Arabic Grammar II
ISL467 Applied Arabic I (Balaghah)
ISL468 Applied Arabic II (Bayan)

Master of Arts (Classical Arabic) (96)
To graduate students must successfully complete 96 points comprising twelve (12) subjects of 8 points each.

Restricted Elective (8)
In consultaton with their course coordinator students are to complete one of the following subjects:
ISL460 Introduction to Arabic and Qur’an Reading
ISL461 Introduction to Arabic and Tajweed

Core Subjects (88)
ISL462 Introduction to Arabic Grammar
ISL463 Intermediate Arabic Grammar
ISL464 Modern Standard Arabic (with the option to study in Egypt)
ISL465 Advanced Arabic Grammar I
ISL466 Advanced Arabic Grammar II
ISL467 Applied Arabic I (Balaghah)
ISL468 Applied Arabic II (Bayan)
ISL560 Arabic in Exegesis of the Qur’an
ISL561 Arabic in Hadith Study (Prophetic Narrations)
ISL562 Arabic in Islamic Jurisprudence
ISL563 Arabic in Theology

Enrolment pattern

Graduate Certificate in Classical Arabic (32)

Session 1
1 x Restricted Elective
ISL462 Introduction to Arabic Grammar

Session 2
ISL463 Intermediate Arabic Grammar
ISL464 Modern Standard Arabic

Graduate Diploma of Classical Arabic (64)
Graduate Certificate in Classical Arabic enrolment pattern (Sessions 1 & 2) plus:

Session 3
ISL465 Advanced Arabic Grammar I
ISL466 Advanced Arabic Grammar II

Session 4
ISL467 Applied Arabic I (Balaghah)
ISL468 Applied Arabic II (Bayan)

Master of Arts (Classical Arabic) (96)
Graduate Diploma of Classical Arabic enrolment pattern (Sessions 1 - 4) plus:

Session 5
ISL560 Arabic in Exegesis of the Qur’an
ISL561 Arabic in Hadith Study (Prophetic Narrations)

Session 6
ISL562 Arabic in Islamic Jurisprudence
ISL563 Arabic in Theology

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Where

Parramatta

When

Session 1; Session 2; Session 3

Level

Postgraduate

Duration

Master: 2 years part-time

Graduate Diploma: 1.5 years part-time

Graduate Certificate: 1 year part-time

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