NOUN B.A. Islamic Studies registrable courses and their fees are listed below from 100 level to 400 level.
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NOUN B.A. Islamic Studies Course Outline
Course Code | 100 LEVEL FIRST SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
ISL121 | Studies on the Hadith | 3 | Core |
ISL113 | Qur’anic Ethics | 2 | Core |
ISL111 | Studies on the Qur’an | 2 | Core |
ISL101 | General Introduction to Islam | 2 | Core |
ARA183 | Arabic Conversation | 2 | Elective |
ARA181 | Basic Arabic | 2 | Elective |
CIT101 | Computers In Society | 2 | Core |
GST107 | 2 | Core | |
GST105 | 2 | Core | |
GST101 | Use of English & Communication Skills I | 2 | Core |
Course Code | 100 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
GST102 | Use of English & Communication Skills II | 2 | Core |
ISL172 | As-Sirah Biography of the Prophet Muhammad | 3 | Elective |
ISL142 | Islam and Inter-Religious Dialogue | 2 | Core |
ISL136 | Women in Islam | 2 | Elective |
ISL132 | Advanced Study of Salat and Zakat | 2 | Core |
ISL102 | Mosque in Islam | 2 | Elective |
INR142 | Theory and Practice of Administration | 2 | Elective |
CIT102 | Software Application Skills | 2 | Core |
ARA182 | Arabic Reading | 2 | Elective |
Course Code | 200 LEVEL FIRST SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
ISL271 | The Rightly Guided Caliphs and the Umayyads | 2 | Core |
ISL245 | llm ‘1-Kalam and Development of Muslim Firaq | 1 | Elective |
ISL241 | Prophethood and the Prophets in Islam | 2 | Core |
ISL231 | Introduction to the Shariah | 2 | Core |
ISL213 | Textual Study of the Quran | 2 | Core |
GST203 | 2 | Core | |
ENG251 | Language and Society | 3 | Elective |
CSS211 | Sociology of Crime and Delinquency | 3 | Elective |
ARA283 | Arabic Reading II | 2 | Elective |
ARA281 | Arabic Literature I | 2 | Elective |
Course Code | 200 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
CRS202 | Comparative Study of Religions | 2 | Elective |
PCR276 | Perception and Conflict | 3 | Elective |
ISL272 | The Abbasid Caliphate | 3 | Core |
ISL222 | Textual Studies of Hadith | 2 | Core |
ISL214 | Textual Study of Qur’an II | 2 | Core |
ISL212 | Introduction to Tajwid | 3 | Core |
GST202 | 2 | Core | |
ARA284 | Translation (Arabic – English) | 2 | Elective |
ARA282 | Arabic Grammar I | 2 | Elective |
Course Code | 300 LEVEL FIRST SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
ARA381 | Introduction to Arabic Morphology | 3 | Elective |
ISL373 | Islam in North Africa and Spain | 2 | Elective |
ISL361 | Islamic Philosophy | 3 | Core |
ISL355 | Introduction to Ta?awwuf | 2 | Core |
ISL343 | Introduction to Islamic Theology | 2 | Core |
ISL339 | Islamic Family Law | 3 | Core |
ISL313 | Introduction to World Religions | 3 | Core |
GST301 | Entrepreneurship Studies 1 | 2 | Core |
ARA383 | Tanslation: Eng/Arabic | 2 | Elective |
Course Code | 300 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
ISL374 | Islamic Political Institutions | 2 | Elective |
ISL372 | Islam in Nigeria | 2 | Core |
ISL332 | Al-Mu’?mal?t in the Shariah | 3 | Core |
ISL330 | Advanced Study of Sawm and Hajj | 2 | Core |
ISL312 | Exegesis of the Quran | 2 | Core |
ISL304 | Islamic Studies and Orientalism | 2 | Elective |
ISL302 | Research Methods | 2 | Core |
ARA382 | Arabic Grammar II | 2 | Elective |
Course Code | 400 LEVEL FIRST SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
ISL471 | Contribution of West African Scholars to Islamic Thought | 3 | Core |
ISL451 | Major Sufi Orders in Africa | 2 | Core |
ISL439 | Al-Hud?d: Penal System of the Shar?’ah | 2 | Core |
ISL437 | Shari’ah in Modem Time | 2 | Core |
ISL435 | Textual Studies of Hadith | 2 | Core |
ISL431 | Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence | 2 | Core |
ISL415 | Advanced Studies on the Qur’an | 2 | Elective |
ARA483 | Arabic Rhetoric | 2 | Elective |
ARA481 | Arabic Literature in ABBASI D Period | 2 | Elective |
Course Code | 400 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER | Credit Unit | Status |
ISL492 | Project | 4 | Core |
ISL474 | Islamic Historiography | 2 | Elective |
ISL472 | Islam’s Contributions to Civilization | 3 | Core |
ISL438 | Al-M?r?th :Islamic Law of Succession | 2 | Core |
ISL436 | Islamic Law of Wasiyyah and Waqf | 2 | Core |
ISL432 | Islamic Social System | 2 | Core |
ISL412 | Tafs?r: Exegesis of Selected Passages of the Qur’?n on Current Issues | 3 | Core |
ISL402 | Modem Reform Movement | 2 | Elective |
NOUN school fees for B.A. Islamic Studies
As we have discussed in how much is NOUN school fees –
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Course registration (per 3unit credit course ) = N2,500
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Course registration (per 2unit credit course) = N2,000
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Exam registration per course = N1,500
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Semester registration fee (100 level first semester) = N47,000
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Semester registration fee (Other levels) = N18,000
That’s how to calculate your NOUN school fees for B.A. Islamic Studies.
To explain further (using a different department), I’m in 300level second semester this is how much i will pay;
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Course registration fees N2000 X 7 = N14,000
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Exam registration fees N1500 X 7 = N10,500
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Semester registration fee = N18,000
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TOTAL SCHOOL FEES = N42,000
Please note that it’s not compulsory to register all courses if you don’t have enough money, you can pick any number of course(s) you can afford and register.
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