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History & Civilization
Please select one of the following (descriptions are from the AOU website):
161 Seerah 3 credits
This course discusses the biography of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) from an authentic and scientific approach. Emphasis will be placed on the prophetic methodology of giving da'wah and deriving from this the bases of da’wah in contemporary life.
Textbook: The Sealed Nectar, Safi-ur-Rahman Al-Mubarakpuri
Additional Materials: Audiotapes
262 History of Khalifs 2 credits
This course explores different aspects of the Islamic way of life during the era of the pious Khalifs. It highlights some insights into their exemplary characteristics, for use as role models.
Textbook: The History of the Khalifahs who Took the Right Way, Jalal ad-Din as-Suyuti
Additional Materials: Audiotapes
263 Islamic State after the Khalifs 3 credits
A brief study about the Umayyad and Abbasid states regarding the practices of ruling, the expansion of the Islamic state and the achievements in terms of knowledge, civilization, ethics, societal interaction and political relationships.
Textbook: History of Islam (Vol. I), Masud-ul-Hasan
Additional Materials: Audiotapes
364 Contemporary Islamic World 2 credits
This course will focus on the political, social, economic and cultural status quo of the contemporary Muslim world. It will also indicate some of the reasons for the contemporary Muslim world’s subordination to the West, in almost all the aspects of its means for survival.
Textbook: Contemporary Muslim World, Afzal Iqbal.
Additional Materials: Audiotapes
366 History of Islam in the West 3 credits
This course discusses the issue of Islam in the United States of American from a historical perspective; the diversity of the Muslims in the USA; the development of Muslim institutions; the problems Muslims encountered; the facilities given to them; the role of Muslims in serving their communities.
Textbooks: Muslims in the West: The Message and the Mission, Syed A.H. Nadwi; Islam in the United States of America, Sulayman Nyang.
Additional Materials: Audiotapes
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