Chairperson's Message
The Department of Islamic Thought and Civilization stands at the nexus of tradition and the future, where timeless wisdom engages with contemporary inquiry. Our focus is not only on preserving the intellectual legacy of the Qur’an and Sunnah but also on cultivating an academic spirit that is open, critical, and globally conversant.
In the DITC, we encourage students and scholars to explore Islamic Civilization as a living tradition—one that continues to inspire ethical reflection, social responsibility, and intellectual creativity. By engaging diverse perspectives and fostering an ethos of integrity, inclusiveness, and service, we seek to prepare graduates who can think independently, act ethically, and contribute meaningfully to the challenges of our time.
Prof. Dr. Humaira Ahmad
Chairperson DITC
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