This module furnish students with the fundamental understanding, covering the following:
1.1 Aims for siyaahah (travel) in Islam
1.2 Reasons for siyaahah (travel) in Islam

Islamic values emphasize on the principles including modesty, halal food, prayer, halal accommodations, Muslim Friendly facilities and infrastructure and respect for cultural sensitivities. In promoting Islamic tourism, both travel suppliers and tourists must adhere to provisions outlined by religious guidelines. Hence understanding what is permissible and non-permissible is vital for a successful organization of Islamic travel. The discussion includes the following topics:
2.1 Islamic Tourism Travel Etiquette
2.2 Principles of Islamic Tourism Travel Etiquette
2.3 Islamic Tourism Traveler’s Needs
2.4 Travel and Tourism Experience: Do’s and Don’ts

Islamic values play a significant role in shaping Islamic tourism. These values are deeply rooted in the principles of Islam and provide guidelines for ethical behavior, social interactions, and economic activities, influencing how tourism is approached within Islamic contexts. Some values that are discussed and applied to Islamic tourism include:
3.1 Faith in One God (Tawhid)
3.2 Charity and Generosity (Zakat and Sadaqah)
3.3 Hospitality (Ikram al-Duyuf)
3.4 Truthfulness and Integrity (Sidq and Amanah)
3.5 Respect for Privacy and Modesty (Haya)
3.6 Self-Discipline and Accountability
3.7 Environmental Stewardship (Khilafah)

The principles of Maqasid Shariah refers to the overarching goals and purposes that Islamic law seeks to achieve. These principles are designed to ensure the well-being of individuals and society by protecting essential values and guiding human actions toward justice, equity, and goodness.
The sub topic include:
4.1 Definition of Maqasid Shariah
4.1 Principles of Maqasid Shariah
4.3 Maqasid Shariah and Tourism