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The International Peace College South Africa (IPSA), is an Islamic Tertiary Institution founded on the principles of peace, unity and equality; established in 2005 through the amalgamation of two community based theological institutions- the Islamic College of Southern Africa [ICOSA] (est. 1990) and Darul Arqam Islamic Institute (est. 1992).
In 2013 the institution celebrated an historic occasion when it became the first Islamic institution of higher learning to be registered by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) in South Africa. This was achieved based on the accreditation of its Bachelor Arts Islamic Studies (BAIS), and later its Higher Certificate in Islamic Studies (HCIS).
To produce scholars, intellectuals and leaders who combine the qualities of faith, good character and knowledge in their learning, teaching and research in an environment that fosters tolerance and appreciation for diversity, intercultural understanding and civilizational dialogue.
To build International Peace College South Africa as the leading Centre of education which:
contributes to revitalizing the intellectual and spiritual dynamism of the Muslim Community as exemplified by the Qur’anic principle of wasatiyyah (the middle-way) and demonstrated in a rich legacy of scholarship spanning more than 1400 years;
“I came to study at IPSA because Cape Town is one of the best places in the world to be in. IPSA is a small institute but with a big influence. IPSA is a good institute with very knowledgeable lecturers. I hope IPSA will be a big institute in the future. I want to promote IPSA and would like for students from other countries to study here. I want to promote IPSA to my country, Malaysia.”
Arham Rahimin (BA1)
“Studying at IPSA has been a truly enlightening experience. It has enhanced my understanding of the Deen and enriched the way I live and practice Islam. I would recommend IPSA to anyone who wishes to connect with Allah (SWT) with understanding and an increased sense of sincerity to toward Him. IPSA’s ethos cultivates respect, unity within diversity and living Islam according to the middle-way.”
Sabirah Guzana
IPSA Students hosts their Annual Mawlid al-Nabi Celebration.
When : 21 February 2019
Time : 10am – 1pm
Where : IPSA Conference Hall, Cnr Johnston and Duine Roads, Rylands
POSTED BY IPSA Admin IN news ON Feb 20, 2019
IPSA’s Colloquium – “The Role of Civil Society in Relation to Government: An Islamic Perspective”
Date and time : 16 February from 09h00 to 12h00
Where : IPSA conference Hall
RSVP : 021 638 1211
POSTED BY IPSA Admin IN news ON Feb 15, 2019
Event Date : 17 February 2019
Time : 09h00 – 12h00
Place : IPSA Conference Hall – Cnr Johnston and Duine Roads, Rylands
RSVP : info@ipsa-edu.org
Call: 021 638 1121
POSTED BY IPSA Admin IN news ON Feb 14, 2019
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