Eid Mubarak

Institute of Islamic Studies, University of the Philippines-Diliman
In contemporary world permeated by hegemonic Western positivistic sciences which rescinded the important value of ethics, faith traditions and revealed knowledge that have had impacted human lives for several centuries and millennials were relegated to private life. This notion of privatizing civilizational religions, Islam in particular, had created intellectual numbness, apathy and indifference. To bring forth ‘intellectual compassion’ in the arrogant world of Western sciences, the UP Institute of Islamic Studies was created on November 22, 1973 by Presidential Decree 342, as part of the Philippine Center for Advanced Studies (PCAS). Following the abolition of PCAS on July 9, 1979 by virtue of Executive Order No. 543 issued by the then-president of the Philippines, the Institute was re-established as a separate unit of the University.
May Allah accepts our sacrifices and prayers amidst the challenges of COVID-19, opens the doors of tranquility and prosperity and shower His Mercy upon us all.
Application for MA Islamic Studies for first semester 2020-2021 is now open. Please email your inquiries and submit all scanned documents to iis@up.edu.ph, iis@upd.edu.ph, djroldan@up.edu.ph, and naarsad@up.edu.ph. For application procedure and requirements please visit https://iis.upd.edu.ph/ma-program/apply/
Research mentoring and training writeshop for educators on September 9-14, 2019 at the Harmony Village in Sinunuc, Zamboanga City. See details in the poster below.
The UP Board of Regents in its June 10, 2019 meeting has renewed the appointment of Asst. Prof. Macrina A. Morados as Dean of the Institute of Islamic Studies, UP Diliman. This will be Asst. Prof. Morados’s second three-year term as Dean, since her first appointment to the office in 2016.
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