• Describing the correct articulation of Arabic letters.
• Understanding the rules of Arabic grammar.
• Understanding the conjugation of Arabic verbs.
• Demonstrating how Arabic verbs are conjugated.
• Displaying the history of Arabic dictionaries, their types, and methods of searching within them.
• Identifiing different literary movements, their origins, and main features.
• Analyzing literary texts and their cultural contexts.
• Describing the musical structure of Arabic poetry in terms of meter and rhyme.
• Distinguishing the characteristics and features of various critical approaches.
• Stating the differences among the Arabic rhetorical sciences and the subjects of each.
• Explaining the relationship between Arabic literature and the literatures of other nations.
• Clarifing the relationship between the Arabic language and other Eastern Semitic languages.
• Distinguishing the fundamental features of linguistic research fields and modern linguistic schools.
• Recognizing the key topics, issues, and fields of study in Arabic linguistics.
• Presenting the history of Islam and its civilization in the Arab East, Egypt, the Maghreb, and al-Andalus.
• Learning about the history of the Crusades and modern Eastern history.
• Identifing the different Islamic theological sects and philosophical movements.
• Knowing the terminology of the sciences of the Holy Qur’an and the sciences of the Prophetic Hadith.
• Explaining the various methods and approaches in interpreting the Qur’anic text and the Prophetic Hadith.
• Demonstrating how the Qur’anic text addressed the relationship between human beings and their Creator, and among humans in society.
• Learning about the stages of the emergence of philosophy and the Muslim stance toward it.
• Stating the stages of the Islamic call (Da’wah) and the challenges it faced during the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
• Interpreting the rulings of worship according to various Islamic jurisprudential schools.
• Explaining the characteristics and features of Islamic creed (‘Aqidah).
• Stating the terminology and topics of both Qur’anic sciences and the Prophetic Sunnah.
• Presenting the fundamental and jurisprudential rules of Islamic law (Fiqh).
• Explaining modern critical approaches.
• Understanding the rules and etiquette of a European language.

• Inferring grammatical and morphological rules from written or read texts.
• Distinguishing between the articulation points and characteristics of Arabic sounds.
• analysing Critically the literary texts from various perspectives.
• Analyzing poetic text (prosodic analysis).
• Analyzing literary texts in light of their relation to the literatures and cultures of other nations.
• Deducing the relationship between political conditions and intellectual and cultural states—both in periods of advancement and decline—in the history of Islamic civilization.
• Comparing different approaches to interpreting the Qur’anic text.
• Distinguish between the levels of the noble prophetic hadith and the criteria for each: authentic, weak, and fabricated.
• Comparing the features of the Arabic language with other Eastern or Semitic languages.
• Deducing the distinctive features of each field of linguistic research.
• Inferring the relationship between classical rhetorical sciences and modern rhetorical theories.
• Deriving the unique characteristics and features of the rhetoric of the Qur’anic text.
• Deducing the relationship between political systems, cultural movements, and social characteristics, and their impact on literary creativity.
• Distinguishing between topics of philosophy and Islamic theology.
• Compares the various jurisprudential schools in Islamic law.
• Deducing the rules and ethics governing relationships in society through the Qur’anic text.
• Differentiating between the sciences of the Qur’an and the sciences of Hadith.
• Identifiing the challenges faced by the Islamic call (daʿwah) throughout its history.
• Deducing the relationship between Sufism and modern Islamic thought.

            Professional and Practical Skills:

• Speaking fluent and correct Arabic.
• Using proper Arabic grammar in both writing and speaking.
• Reciting literary texts—such as poem, speech, or short story—with accurate delivery.
• Discussing the relationship between the literatures of different languages and cultures.
• Discussing literary texts using various critical approaches.
• Writing a historical research paper on any period of Islamic history.
• Extracting Islamic legal rulings from Quranic verses and Hadiths.
• Discussing philosophical and theological issues from an Islamic perspective.
• Reading texts in a European language.
• Reading Arabic sources in language, literature, and Islamic studies.

General Skills:

• Working in research or work team.
• Conducting objective discussions with neutrality and respect for others’ opinions.
• Performing assigned tasks with honesty and precision.
• Demonstrating strong presentation skills.
• Appling learned knowledge to correct common linguistic mistakes in society.
• Correcting misconceptions about Islam prevalent in the community.
• Utilizing information technology in Arabic and Islamic sciences.