Islamic Studies

Classes

ISL 101: Islamic Studies I

Introduces Islamic culture and stresses its importance and contribution to humanity. It addresses Sharia Law in terms of sources, underpinnings, and objectives. It also enhances students'92 faith in viability of Sharia Law and its all-inclusiveness. The course counts as the social science component of the university'92s General Education Requirements.

ISL 102: Elective/ Islamic studies I

This course will introduce Islamic culture and stresses its importance and contribution to humanity. It addresses Sharia Law in terms of sources, underpinnings, and objectives. It also enhances students'92 faith in its viability and all-inclusiveness. The course counts as the social science component of the university General Education requirements.

ISL 102: Islamic Studies I

Introduces Islamic culture and stresses its importance and contribution to humanity. It presents Sharia Law in terms of sources, underpinnings, and objectives. It also enhances students'92 faith in the viability of Sharia Law and its all-inclusiveness. The course counts as a social science component of the university General Education Requirements.

ISL 112: Islamic Studies II

Discusses both community and family systems in Islam, their underpinnings and mechanisms for reform. It examines the problems these systems encounter, and shatters misconceptions about them. It also presents the application of Sharia Law in pertinent contexts. The course counts as the social science component of the university'92s General Education Requirements.

ISL 113: Islamic Studies II

Islamic Medical Jurisprudence introduces the importance of learning medicine in Islam and presents the Islamic legislative rulings related to various medical issues. It also includes the principles of jurisprudence and their legislative objectives. It presents contemporary medical issues and Islamic legislative stances. The course counts as the social science component of the university'92s General Education Requirements.