The International Peace College of South Africa offers a range of programs in Islamic Studies
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IPSA became the first Islamic institution of higher learning, to be registered by the Department of Higher Education and Training in South Africa
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KARAAMATS – Whats the Hukm of Preserving the Graves of the Great Men? by Shaykh Fakhruddin Owaisi was well attended at the Masjidul-Quds auditorium. This talk formed part of IPSA’s Community Enrichment Program Part 2: Addressing Contentious Issues Exploring the Mainstream Sunni View. For a detailed list of the talks visit the following link
Does Allah (SWT) have a body or body parts – can we ascribe a direction to Him or not: What does the Quran say? By Shaykh Ebrahiem Moos. Shaykh Ebrahiem Moos delivered his talk to a capacity filled venue at the Yusufeyyah Mosque (Wynberg Station) on the 24th April 2013. This talk formed part of IPSA’s Community ...
South Africa, a country known as the rainbow nation with it’s variety of cultural and ethnic groups. A country which has 11 official languages and cultures that amaze foreigners daily. In commemoration of Human Rights Day, Sheikh Fadiel Latief provided IPSA students with an insight into the events that took place in Sharpeville on 21 ...
IPSA became the first Islamic institution of higher learning, to be registered by the Department of Higher Education and Training in South Africa, with official accreditation for its Bachelor’s programme.
The International Peace College South Africa (IPSA) had a successful recruitment drive at the VOC Festival from December 6th until Sunday December 9th, 2012. Find out more about the VOC Festival by clicking here. This final recruitment drive was specifically aimed at recruiting new students for the academic year of 2013. Lecturing staff, administrative staff ...
After months of preparation, the International Peace College South Africa (IPSA) finally welcomed the Al-Azhar delegation headed by Vice – President of the Al-Azhar University, Prof. Dr. Abdel Dayem Nusear and the two special advisors to Shaikh Al-Azhar, Dr. Al-Qasab Hamed Zalat and Dr. Osamah Mehany Aly on Thursday, 22 November 2012 at the Cape ...
Speaker Abstracts Shaykh Yusuf Mataar – Womens Rights and the Middle Way of Islam Nafisa Patel: – Respondent Photos from the Spring Symposium & Banquet
The International Peace College South Africa (IPSA) is OPEN FOR REGISTRATION for next year. The College is situated next to Habibia Mosque, Johnstone Rd Rylands. Classes are weekdays (8:30 am to 14:30 pm), and run in accordance with the Western Cape Schools calendar. Admission Requirements: Matric or Equivalent. However age, experience and prior learning are ...
The course material of the workshop was designed by the Federation of Islamic Medical Associations (FIMA), from an Islamic perspective, with a special focus on youth as they are deemed more vulnerable to Sexually Transmitted Diseases/Infections (STD/I’s) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS). The first round of workshops entitled the “Project Friends Course” were particularly developed to serve as a means of “prevention through education”, whilst subsequent workshops will be conducted to produce certified trainers to facilitate propagation to as many people as possible.