ABOUT

Department of Comparative Religion & Islamic Culture

The Department of Comparative Religion & Islamic Culture at the University of Sindh has a rich history and a strong academic presence. Established in 1952-53, it holds the distinction of being the second oldest teaching department at the university. The department\'s academic offerings include a Four-Year BS Program in Islamic Culture and Comparative Religion, aligning with the revised policy of the Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. Additionally, the department offers M.Phil and Ph.D. degree programs in the same disciplines. One remarkable aspect of the department is its significant contribution to the field of education. Since its inception, it has awarded 150 Ph.D. degrees in the fields of Comparative Religion and Islamic Culture. This accomplishment stands as the highest number of Ph.D. degrees awarded in any discipline within the University of Sindh. The commitment to academic excellence is further evident in the current enrollment figures. The department boasts a sizeable enrollment of 100 candidates pursuing M.Phil and Ph.D. programs. These students are actively engaged in research across various subjects within Comparative Religion and Islamic Culture. The academic influence of the department is also reflected in its research output. Faculty members have collectively authored twenty books and published over four hundred research articles. These publications contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the fields of Comparative Religion and Islamic Culture.