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What Do New Students Find at Zaytuna?

Two students — a freshman and a junior — provide their answer. Both have graduated: Nida Ahmed now attends medical school in Texas, and Sohabe Mojaddidy is studying philosophy in Belgium.

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The Students We Seek

Zaytuna College is a place for traditional and formal studies. We seek students who demonstrate intelligence, diligence, and perseverance, who have a track record of service and volunteer work, who are energized by long hours of study, and who desire to develop their character as they develop their intellect.

The Zaytuna degree program is extremely rigorous and incoming students must possess superb reading, writing, and time-management skills. Acquiring tools for accessing great books, in English and in Arabic, that contain timeless truths is a way of life at Zaytuna College.

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Begin a Life of Learning and Service

We aim to help you train your mind and acquire the requisite tools that will lead to a life of learning, thought, and reflection, and we aim to cultivate your character so that you always do  so with humility, purpose, and piety. Our curriculum contains the timeless texts of the Islamic tradition, as well as the great works and ideas of Western civilization.

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What are the Muslim Liberal Arts?
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Bachelor of Arts Program
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Master of Arts Program
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Experiential Learning Requirement

What Our Graduates Say

“As a pre-med student at Zaytuna, I discovered Islam’s integrated conception of the human being. I learned the human was at once body and soul, a physical and spiritual being. Now, I hope to study allopathic medicine and understand its immense benefits through the integrated framework of Islam.”

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Nida Ahmed, Student at UT Southwestern Medical Center

“The logical rigor and clarity of expression demanded by Zaytuna College inspired me to pursue further training in philosophy and religion. The inspiring lectures, class discussions, and conversations with Zaytuna’s esteemed faculty continue to guide my intellectual aspirations.”

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Sohabe Mojaddidy, Graduate studies in philosophy, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

“Zaytuna College taught me how to probe the meanings of words and sentences to discover their root logic. I carried these foundational principles with me to law school, where we closely read case law and track the evolution of specific legal ideas.”

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Reema Lateef, Attorney