Course description

The Islamic Culture Course is designed to offer students a deep and structured understanding of the cultural foundations and historical evolution of Islamic civilization. This course covers a wide range of topics that reflect the richness and diversity of the Muslim world, including religion, philosophy, character of human being, literature, and social structure.

In addition, the course discusses contemporary challenges and the role of Islamic culture in the modern world, helping learners critically analyze the balance between tradition and modernity. Through readings, discussions, and multimedia content, students will develop a nuanced perspective of the Islamic worldview and its relevance in today’s global context.

This course is ideal for students of Islamic studies, comparative religion, sociology, history, or anyone interested in gaining a well-rounded understanding of Islamic culture and its impact on human civilization.

What will i learn?

• Student gain a clear understanding of the foundational principles of Islamic culture, including justice, compassion, modesty, family, and community.
• Student assess the influence of Islamic civilization on other cultures and its role in shaping human history, especially during the Golden Age of Islam.

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