Department of Islamic Sciences and Culture

Background

The Department of Islamic Culture was established on 5/8/1398 SH within the Faculty of Education as a non-degree-granting department. It was subsequently upgraded to a degree-granting department in 1402 SH. In addition to teaching its specialized courses, the department also provided university-wide Islamic Culture courses in other faculties.

In 1404 SH, following the establishment of the Department of Islamic Culture within the Faculty of Sharia, five faculty members from the Department of Islamic Sciences and Culture were appointed to academic positions in the newly established department to teach university-wide Islamic Culture courses. Currently, four academic staff members remain in the Department of Islamic Sciences and Culture, where they are engaged in the department’s teaching, administrative, and research activities.

Vision

The Department of Islamic Sciences and Culture will be a reputable and recognized department at the national level, whose graduates will contribute to positive changes in education, judiciary and law and the development Islamic guidance

Mission  

The Department of Islamic Sciences and Culture prepares specialized and committed teachers for the national education system based on its curriculum and the country's young generation, alongside being grounded in Islamic culture, strives to cultivate and promote an authentic understanding of Islam

Organizational Chart

No.	Name	Degree	Position
1	Teaching Assistant Ahmad Ghyoor Yousufzai	Master	Head of the Department
2	Senior Teaching Assistant Ibrahim Noori	Master	Deputy of the Faculty
3	Senior Teaching Assistant Yahya Haqmal	Master	Lecturer
4	Teaching Assistant Fazal Rabi Zahid	Bachelor	Lecturer

 

Biography of Teaching Assistant Ahmad Ghyoor Yousufzai

Ahmad Ghyoor Yousufzai, son of Ahmad Shah and grandson of Haji Abdul Qayum, was born in 1369 SH in Charkh District, Logar Province, and was raised in a religious family. He completed his primary education in Pakistan. In 1386 SH, he was admitted through the Kankor examination to the Department of Islamic Education at the Faculty of Sharia, Nangarhar University, and graduated from the department in 1391 SH with the academic qualifications required for a faculty appointment.

Following his graduation, he was appointed as a faculty member in the Department of Islamic Culture at the Faculty of Education, Paktika University, through an open competitive recruitment process, effective from 19/1/1392. In 1395 SH, he was admitted through an open competitive process to the Master’s program in Tafsir and Hadith at the Faculty of Sharia, Nangarhar University, and received his Master’s degree from the institution in 1397 SH.

Subsequently, pursuant to Order No. 4947, dated 9/9/1399, issued by the Ministry of Higher Education, and Letter No. 748, dated 10/9/1399, issued by the Directorate of Appointments and Promotions, he was transferred to the Department of Islamic Culture at the Faculty of Education, Logar Institute of Higher Education. He currently serves as the Head of the Department of Islamic Sciences and Culture at the Faculty of Education, Logar University, where he is responsible for the department’s academic and administrative affairs.

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