Programs

The field of "Religions and Mysticism" is a significant trend in Islamic theology and education. This discipline, which is part of the humanities and Islamic sciences in various schools and universities, familiarizes students with the background, emergence, evolution, and decline of various religions. It involves studying the principles of each religion, including their rules, customs, beliefs, and ethics. This field is particularly suitable for those interested in Islamic subjects and generally ideological and philosophical topics. Graduates can find opportunities in various sectors such as education, teaching, journalism, research, and other employment positions. This discipline provides a comprehensive understanding of various religions and mystical traditions.

A Master's or Ph.D. degree in Philosophy and Islamic Theology can cover a variety of specialized areas including Shi'ism (speech, history, sociology), Islamic Jurisprudence and Private Law, Philosophy of Religion and Epistemology, History and Civilization of Islamic Nations, and Shia Word (Imamiye Trend). These fields provide a comprehensive understanding of Islamic theology and philosophy, offering valuable insights into the religious, social, and cultural aspects of Islam. It's a fascinating field that offers deep insights into one of the world's major religions.

The field of Islamic Knowledge and Words focuses on theological trends and education, and it is a sub-discipline within the humanities. This major provides a comprehensive understanding of Islamic teachings and philosophies, preparing students for various roles in religious, educational, and social institutions.

"Islamic Philosophy and Discourse" is a field that acknowledges the rational aspects of Islamic philosophy. This field delves into the origins and evolution of this rational trend, tracing its development from the early Islamic centuries up to the era of Mulla Sadra. The study of Islamic philosophy and literature, which includes both master's and doctoral programs, is conducted at various universities. Notable among these is the non-profit College of Theology and Islamic Studies at Huda Jama-ud-Zahra University. This field of study provides a comprehensive understanding of the rational tendencies in Islam.

The Iranian Culture and Ancient Languages Group focuses on studying the rich cultural heritage and ancient languages of Iran, including Old Persian and Avestan. It also explores various aspects of Iranian culture such as literature, art, architecture, and social customs. This group provides valuable insights into the historical and cultural context of Iran.