The Master’s Program in Hadith and Its Sciences was launched in the Department of Islamic Studies at the College of Education in Zulfi (formerly) in the academic year 1435-1436 AH. The program was designed in accordance with quality standards and academic accreditation criteria, ensuring a balanced structure of coursework.

Program Structure:

• ⁠Total credit hours: 36.

  • Thesis: 6 credit hours.

  • Coursework: 30 credit hours, distributed across three semesters.

Significance of the Program:

The Master’s Program in Hadith and Its Sciences at the College of Sharia and Law is a key academic pillar, especially in light of Saudi Arabia's scientific advancements across various fields, supporting the goals of Vision 2030. The program aims to develop advanced skills and deep knowledge among postgraduate students, preparing qualified national professionals capable of making meaningful contributions to society.

Faculty and Community Engagement:

A highly distinguished faculty team with outstanding academic and practical expertise leads the program, ensuring quality education and research. Additionally, the program remains committed to community service, fostering collaborative partnerships with relevant entities nationwide. This effort supports the dissemination and advancement of Islamic culture, further solidifying the department's role in spreading knowledge across Saudi Arabia.