
The Program
One structured year through Ibn Khaldun's Al-Muqaddima and the sciences of Islamic history — taught live, online, by Dr. Stef Keris and the GMST Team
The Global Muslim Scholar Training is a structured annual study course that has been designed and developed in response to growing and emerging demand for the specific and professional study of Islamic History, Historiography, Islamic Economics and Humanities.
The Global Muslim Scholar Training serves the needs of individuals looking to study the world’s most authoritative work on Historiography (Ibn Khaldun’s Al-Muqaddima), while acquiring skills and competencies in the research, interpretation and meaningful analysis of Islamic History. This program also introduces students to the classical science of Islamic Historiography, its study and discipline.
The Global Muslim Scholar Training was created to make critical knowledge of Islamic History, its sciences and disciplines - both accessible and relatable to a modern and diverse audience whose interests and curiosity in the history of Islamic Cultures, Empires and Civilization - has for a very long time, been inadequately served.
Five short reads that answer every question — what you study, how you study, what you earn, what you become, and what our students have produced.

Through the Global Muslim Scholar Training, we are reviving the authentic voice of Islamic History by introducing our students to the core texts, foundational principles, traditional and contemporary research methods necessary to attain both a sound and appropriate comprehension and interpretation of Islamic History, its study and conveyance.

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Applications are now open for 2027/2028. Start your transformation today with our comprehensive curriculum designed to cultivate authentic Islamic scholarship.