Its aim has been to find common denominators between religions and sects and keep pace with the times through a new methodology that converts the sacred religious texts from words written to address individuals into a social text capable of interpreting religion, in conformity with the cultural and civilizational interaction. This strategy played a paramount role in combating some extremist parties from using religion for their or others’ benefit. We, at the Faculty of Islamic Studies, undertake the responsibility of achieving our goals through a continuum approach for consolidation and the implementation of new programs and  religious and humanitarian courses, especially in the field of religious sciences, comparative religions, as well as research in Qur’anic studies and Islamic philosophy. In this respect, the faculty embraces all the predecessors’ achievements in the field of Islamic jurisprudence and thought, and merges such with modern and contemporary opinions, in order to create a complete vision capable of enhancing the opportunities for cultural advancement established by Islam, in theory and practice, contrary to the biased interpretations that serve other sects, doctrines, and parties. The Faculty of Islamic Studies will maintain its path, through its curricula and courses, to be the beacon to rising generations against intolerance and extremism. A slight reflection on what the faculty has provided in the field of knowledge and practice will certainly reveal the spirituality of work which manifests its outstanding contributions and achievements, especially in the field of graduate studies. Through its leadership journey, the faculty promises further development and scientific achievements to be enriched by the efforts of its administrative staff, the aspirations of its students, and the endeavors of its educators. It pledges itself to provide its students with all that contributes to their academic, religious and scientific advancement related to the duties of a religious scholar, in terms of understanding provisions or reporting on religion.