ISyllabus
iSyllabus is a five-year Islamic studies course developed and piloted at the University of Glasgow. The course first began in 2008 and has now taught over 7000 students across 15 cities. The course aims to give an introduction to the 'Islamic sciences as they relate to both the individual and society in the 21st Century,' - a key differentiator between it and other courses and 'Madrasa' curriculum which can be found throughout the United Kingdom. Vision. The course aims to "develop the next generation of active citizens and faith-inspired thought leaders in the West through transformative Islamic education  programmes". Course differentiators. The course claims to deliver on five areas which differentiate it from other Islamic studies curricula: Course structure. The course is divided into three levels: Diploma course. The diploma course covers the following 15 modules: NB: There is also iSyllabus for Schools which offers a set of 5 workbooks for GCSE students and have been designed with current day needs and understandings.