Core inter-departmental academic division
Islamic Studies
شعبۂ اسلامیات
Departmental Ledger
At a Glance
Government Graduate College Asghar Mall, Rawalpindi · est. 1948
The Department of Islamic Studies teaches Islamiat as a compulsory subject to students across the college's degree programmes. Unlike the college's other departments, it does not offer a BS programme of its own — its role is to ensure every graduate leaves with a firm grounding in Islamic teaching and ethics, not to run a standalone degree track.
Vision: To cultivate a generation of graduates whose professional training is matched by moral clarity and a firm grounding in Islamic teaching.
Mission: To deliver compulsory Islamic Studies instruction across all programmes with academic rigour and genuine relevance to students' lives, regardless of their chosen field of study.
The Faculty
- Malik Sohail AzizAssociate Professor & Head of Department · M.Phil. in Islamic Studies
- Mudasrah MalikAssociate Professor · M.Phil. in Islamic Studies
- Muhammad ArshadAssistant Professor · M.Phil. in Islamic Studies
- Shaheen KhanLecturer in Islamic Studies · M.Phil. in Islamic Studies
Why Study Islamic Studies Here
Islamic Studies fosters moral clarity, inter-faith awareness, critical ethics, and deep comprehension of Quranic principles essential for personal integrity, legal philosophy, and community leadership.