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Islamic Study

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Islamic Studies is the academic field dedicated to the study of Islam, encompassing its religious texts, history, philosophy, law, and culture, as well as the diverse societies and communities that have shaped and been shaped by Islamic traditions. It's a discipline that examines Islam in both its historical context and contemporary manifestations, often engaging with the dynamic interaction between a global religious tradition and its various social, political, and intellectual settings. 

Core Areas of Study:

 

Religious Texts:

This includes the study of the Quran, the central religious text of Islam, and the Hadith, which are collections of sayings and actions attributed to the Prophet Muhammad. 

 

Islamic Law (Fiqh):

Fiqh explores the development and application of Islamic legal principles, covering various aspects of life, from worship to social interactions. 

 

Islamic Theology (Kalam):

Kalam delves into the intellectual and philosophical aspects of Islamic beliefs, including discussions on God, creation, and human nature. 

 

Sufism:

This branch focuses on Islamic mysticism and the spiritual practices aimed at achieving closer proximity to God. 

 

Islamic History:

This covers the rich and diverse history of Islam, from its origins to the present day, including the rise and fall of empires, intellectual movements, and the spread of Islam across the globe. 

 

Islamic Philosophy:

Islamic philosophy explores the engagement of Muslim thinkers with Greek philosophy, as well as the development of unique philosophical systems within the Islamic tradition. 

 

Modern and Contemporary Islam:

This area examines the diverse ways Islam is practiced and understood in the modern world, including the impact of globalization, social movements, and political developments.

 

Islamic Art and Architecture:

This field studies the rich artistic and architectural heritage of Islamic civilizations. 

 

Islamic Social Sciences:

This area examines the application of social science methodologies to the study of Muslim societies and cultures. 

 

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Course Requirement

  • Genuine interest in learning about Islam.
  • Basic understanding of Arabic (or willingness to learn).
  • Stable internet connection and a device for online classes.
  • Commitment to attend sessions and complete activities.
  • No prior Islamic knowledge required — we start from the basics.

Course Outcomes

  • Understand the foundations of Islamic belief and practice.
  • Learn the Pillars of Islam and Iman in a clear, authentic way.
  • Explore the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and key events in the Seerah.
  • Gain essential knowledge of daily worship and Islamic rulings (prayer, fasting, zakat, etc.).
  • Recognize and apply Islamic manners and values in daily life.
  • Read and understand simple Islamic Arabic texts (if applicable).