2604HUM: Great Texts of Islam
This course was formerly known as 2604ART
| Academic Career: | UGRD - Undergraduate |
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| Academic Subject Area: | Studies in Human Society |
| Host Element: | HUM - School of Humanities |
| Student Contribution Band: | Band 1 |
| Workload Units: | 10 Credit Points. |
| Progress Units: | 10 Credit Points. |
| Description: | This course is an introduction, in English translation, to the two most important texts of Islam, the Qur'an and Prophetic Tradition (Hadith), which Muslims regard as the primary sources of Islam. Students will study: the origins of the Qur'an and Hadith; their overall structure and content; major themes; approaches to their interpretation; and their functions in Muslim religious, social and political life. The themes and topics covered should assist students in understanding contemporary debates on the relevance of Islam today. Students will also explore the relationship between text and traditions in various Muslim societies in the present day. Incompatible: 2604ART Great Texts of Islam |
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| Enrol Requirements: | nil |
Course offerings
| Semester | Campus | Location | Learning Mode |
Census Date |
Class Number |
Convenor | Outline |
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| Semester 1 - 2010 [3101] | Nathan | On Campus | In Person | 28 Mar 2010 | View timetable | APro Mohamad Abdalla |
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