Islamic Studies 11G is designed to meet the unique needs of the student community. In the modern world, where students are exposed to diverse beliefs and philosophies, it becomes pivotal to provide them with a robust understanding of various religious and cultural heritage. This course offers a comprehensive perspective on Islam. Furthermore, by acquainting students with the rich history, teachings, and principles of Islam, it encourages them to become morally responsible and ethically grounded individuals. This, in turn, fulfills the community’s aspiration to nurture youth who are well-versed in the Islamic faith and can contribute positively to society.
While aligning with the educational standards of the province, Islamic Studies 11G differs significantly from courses provided by the province. Advanced topics such as the Islamic Beliefs, Islamic jurisprudence, History of the Muslim World, an in-depth exploration of Islamic art and culture, and the development of critical thinking and reflection skills through the lens
of Islamic studies. These elements are carefully integrated to provide a richer, more diverse learning experience that goes beyond the generic provincial curriculum, offering students a deeper, more nuanced exploration of Islamic Studies.