About Muslim University

About Muslim University

The survival and dignity of a nation are deeply rooted in its cultural preservation and academic enrichment. The protection, growth, and sustainability of national and cultural values are directly linked to the nation's awareness, vitality, and a heightened sense of national consciousness—particularly when these are grounded in a deep familiarity with both religious and national ideals.

Educational institutions—whether providing foundational, intermediate, or higher education—must strive to align their curricula and academic systems with internationally recognized academic standards. At the same time, they must thoughtfully and innovatively embed within their academic frameworks clear and purposeful strategies that foster a deep understanding of their society’s historical, cultural, religious, social, and national values. In doing so, they respond to both the demands and challenges of the modern era.

In light of these principles and following extensive consultations, Muslim University was established in Ghazni, the cradle of Islamic civilization. It was founded with a vision that harmonizes international academic standards with the realities, aspirations, and needs of Afghan society—thus making it not only a mirror of global educational norms but also a reflection of local academic ambitions.

This institution was officially recognized as a higher education establishment on June 21, 2015, under license number 112 and registration number 485, with the endorsement of the Ministry of Higher Education and under the direct guidance of the Directorate of Private Higher Education Institutions. At its inception, the university began operations with four faculties, aiming to, provide access to higher education for the youth of the region and the country at large, Train and prepare specialized, professional, and academic cadres to support the progress, prosperity, and self-sufficiency of the nation, equip graduates with practical skills to contribute meaningfully to the country’s intellectual and economic infrastructure.

The university's leadership has remained committed to these goals by designing curricula in line with both national and international standards, while considering the dynamics of the job market. By recruiting expert and professional faculty, the university ensures a high-quality education for all students.

With a well-structured organizational framework, Muslim University operates under the leadership of the, supported by three main Vice-Chancellors, four Faculties, and several Departments and Directorates.

University Chancellor’s Office, serves as the highest academic and administrative authority, overseeing the implementation of all academic, administrative, and research activities. It is responsible for improving the academic standing of the university, establishing partnerships with national and international universities and research institutions, signing scholarly agreements in accordance with the law, and ensuring the institution’s strategic development.