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This course provides a foundational exploration of Islamic logic (manṭiq) and epistemology, two essential disciplines that have shaped the classical and post-classical Islamic intellectual tradition. It introduces students to the methods by which Muslim scholars developed, evaluated, and transmitted knowledge, as well as how logical reasoning was employed in theology, jurisprudence, philosophy, and linguistics, catering to a wide range of academic interests.
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Marriage in Islam is more than a social contract — it’s a sacred journey rooted in love, mercy, and spiritual growth. This course explores the timeless principles from the Qur’an and Sunnah, offering practical guidance on choosing a spouse, building a harmonious relationship, and navigating challenges with wisdom and compassion.
This course offers an in-depth exploration of the portrayal and roles of women in the Qur’an, shedding light on the profound principles of equality and justice embedded in Islamic teachings. We will delve into themes such as the unity and equality of men and women in creation, their rights and responsibilities in Islamic law, and their roles in family and society.
Through the lens of Quranic verses and traditions, we will study the lives of exemplary women, their moral agency, and the framework of justice and protection Islam provides for women. This course encourages a deep reflection on how these teachings inform both individual and societal obligations, fostering a comprehensive understanding of women’s place in Islamic thought and practice.
This course is central in understanding Islamic thought and the development of what came to be called Sufism. We will explore the question of what is meant by love between God and man. Imam Ghazali tells us that all the spiritual stages one is to ascend conclude with the love of God.
We will explore Quranic verses and traditions, with a deep reflection on them to show that love for God is a necessity both in this world and for eternal bliss in the life to come.
