Three-Year Structure
A part-time program designed for working scholars and serious students.
A three-year part-time program for ʿulamāʾ, ʿālimāt, advanced students, and academics.
A rigorous postgraduate program integrating Sunni ʿaqīdah, classical kalām, manṭiq, Western philosophy, and contemporary theological engagement.
A part-time program designed for working scholars and serious students.
Each year unfolds as a single forty-week arc anchored by primary texts.
Ḥanafī/Māturīdī, Ashʿarī, and classical Ḥanbalī/Atharī study side by side.
Manṭiq from Isāghūjī through the post-classical tradition, and modern analytic logic.
From Plato and Aristotle through Kant to contemporary analytic philosophy.
Ṣabrī, Nursi, al-Attas, and modern theological response.
FIKR’s postgraduate specialization is designed for ʿulamāʾ, ʿālimāt, imams, teachers, researchers, academics, graduate students, and advanced students of sacred knowledge who are prepared to read primary Arabic texts and engage classical and contemporary theological discourse with discipline.
Contemporary scholars must understand classical creed, advanced kalām, logic, philosophy, and modern doubts. The program trains students to read primary Arabic texts, reconstruct arguments, compare Sunni theological schools, and respond to contemporary intellectual challenges.
Foundational texts of the Māturīdī, Ashʿarī, and Atharī traditions, read in their classical Arabic.
Logic from Isāghūjī through al-Shamsiyyah, dialectic, munāẓarah, and modern formal logic.
Plato to analytic philosophy paired with the modern Islamic response in neo-kalām.
Sunni theological grammar and philosophical literacy. Foundational ʿaqīdah of the three schools, introductory manṭiq, and ancient philosophy.
Systematic kalām of each tradition, post-classical logic, and the major problems of modern philosophy.
High kalām, neo-kalām, analytic philosophy, and contemporary theological engagement.