Colleges
- College of Da’wa and Usul-ud-Din
- College of Arabic Language
- College of Education (in Makkah)
- College of Applied Sciences
- College of Social Sciences
- College of Engineering and Islamic Architecture
- Faculty of Dentistry
- College of Medicine
- College of Community Service and Continuing Education
- Institute of Scientific Research and Revival of Islamic Heritage
- Institute of Arabic Language for Non-Native Speakers
- College of Computers
- College of Pharmacy
- College of Applied medical Science
- College of Shari`ah and Islamic Studies
- College of Education for Girls at Al-Qunfudah
- College of Teacher Preparation in Al-Qunfudah
- College of Teacher Preparation in Makkah
- College of Education for Girls in Al Leith
- College of Education for Girls - Literature Sections
- College of Education for Girls - Domestic Economy
- College of Education for the Preparation of Female Teachers
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