Islamic Studies is an academic discipline that explores Islam from multiple perspectives, including its history, theology, law, culture, and civilization. The course typically covers key topics such as:  

1. Qur'anic Studies and Hadith – The study of the Qur'an, its interpretation (Tafsir), and the sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad (Hadith).  

2. Islamic Theology (Aqeedah)– The beliefs and doctrines of Islam, including the concept of monotheism, prophethood, and the afterlife.  

3. Islamic Law (Shariah & Fiqh) – The legal system of Islam, covering personal, social, and criminal laws.  

4. Islamic History and Civilization – The historical development of Islamic societies, including the life of Prophet Muhammad, the Caliphates, and the spread of Islam.  

5. Comparative Religion– Islam’s relationship with other religions, interfaith dialogue, and contemporary issues.  

6. Islamic Ethics and Philosophy– The moral teachings of Islam, Islamic philosophy, and its contributions to world knowledge.  

7. Modern Issues in Islam – Islam and contemporary issues such as human rights, politics, economics, science, and technology.  

Islamic Studies is offered at different levels, from introductory courses to advanced research degrees, and it is studied in universities, seminaries, and Islamic institutions worldwide. It provides students with a deep understanding of Islam's role in shaping societies and cultures.