Introduction

In 1866 young Al-Nanawtawi founded Darul Uloom Deoband, the powerhouse of Deobandi ideology and Deobandi thought of the Sunni Islamic School. At present Al-Nanawtawi’s Darul Uloom Deoband is believed to be the most powerful school of Islamic thought in the entire Muslim world. At DIIT scholars explore the anthropologic, cognitive and psychodynamic impacts of ‘Ulum al-Qasmi’ and the thoughts of the later generations of the Ulema.
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6 month Research Training program for young scholars in Islamic/religious studies : This program shall help young and new scholars learn basic research methodology and will pave way to publish papers in Scopus journals. Also, young scholars will be able to engage with international academic circle.

First ever research article published in the West on Nanawtawi’s Corpus, Introducing intellectual and theological roots of Deobandi School : Dr. Atif Suhail Siddiqui, President of DIIT attended Yale University as a Visiting Fellow from 2018-19. He has ultimately produced a research work.

Applications are invited for one year diploma in Islamic Thought and certificate program in Islamic Banking: Madrasah and University Graduates are highly encouraged to attend this program; this shall give a full insight of modern Islamic literature.

Scholarships

Presently we are not offering any scholarship.

Deoband Journal of Islamic Thought (DJIT)
Deoband Journal of Islamic Thought replaces Islamic Literature Review, An International Journal of Islamic Revival. Previously published (2014-2018) as Islamic Literature Review, Deoband Journal of Islamic Thought is a double-blind peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary bilingual (Arabic/English) biannual journal.