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SEMESTER ICOURSE CODE ISH1 CORE01
HISTORY AND CULTURE OF PRE-ISLAMIC ARABIA
Aim of the Course:-
The course Intends to familiarize the students with geography of Arabian Peninsula,itsclimate and the Jahiliyya days.it also throws light in to the life of the Arab People.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To create an awareness among the students in the geography of Arabia and Itsclimate,vegetation, Animal life and Deserts
2.T o give a conceptual idea to the students about the semitic race and their internationalrelations
3.To acquaint information by the students regarding early Arabian Kingdoms.
4.To make students aware about the Jahily
COURSE SCHEME
I SEMESTER
COURSE CODE:ISH1 CORE1
HISTORY AND CULTURE OF PRE-ISLAMIC ARABIA
Module IGeography- Various divisions of Arabia- Najd- Eastern belt- Hadramout-Yemen- Al Hijaz- Deserts- The Great Nufud- Al Dahna- Al Harrah- Climate-Influence on the Arab life- Flora- Fauna- Date Palm- The Arabian Horse- Thecamel.Module IIThe Semitics- Original home of semitics- Semitic migrations- Earlyinternational relations- Egypt- Frankincense- Sumerians and Babylonians-Assyrian penetration- Neo Babylonians and Persians- Hebrews- Reference inOld Testament and Classical Literature- Roman expedition.ModuleIIIEarly Arabian Kingdoms- Sabaean- Minaean- Himyarites- The Nabateans ofPetra- Kingdom of Palmyrah- Ghassanids Kingdom- The Lakhmids kingdom-The Hira and Kindah kingdom.Module IVArabia on the eve of advent of Islam- The Jahilliyah days- Basus war- Political,Social and Economic Life- Tribal Organizations- Bedouin life- Language-Literature- Poetry- The Ode in the Classical Period- The Muallaqat- Solaraspects- The daughters of Allah
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.The short History of Saracens: _Ameer Ali
2.Islam in History: _MuhammedMunir
3.History of the Arabs: _Phillip K Hitti
4.The Glimpses of Islamic History: _IrfanFaqih
5.Islamic History: _Dr A Rahim
6.A Short History of Islam: _William Montgomery Watt
7.The Arabs in History: _Prof:Bernad Lewis
8.A Literary History of the Arabs: _Reynold A Nicholson
9.Arab Administration: _Dr S A Q Husaini
10.The Legacy of Islam: -Schatch and Boswrth
11.History of Islam: -Masudul Hassan
12.The Arabs -Antony Nutting
13.The Life of Muhammed -IbnIshaq
14.Islam in History: -MuhammedMunir
15.Islamic history a new interpretation -Shaban.M.A
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SEMESTER IICOURSE CODE:ISH2 CORE02
PROPHET MUHAMMED AND HIS MISSION
Aims of the course:-
The course familiarize the students about the Life and Mission of Prophet Muhammed andhis universal significance.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To pick up the attention of the students to the eventful life of Prophet Muhammed
2.To make aware the students about the Battles of prophet Muhammed.
3.To understand the religious teachings He imparted.
4.To enable the students to familiar with the personality and character of Prophet Muhammed
COURSE SCHEME
COURSE CODE:ISH2 CORE2
PROPHET MUHAMMED AND HIS MISSION
Module-I
Early life of prophet muhammed-The war of Fijar-Al-Amin-HilfulFuzul-Reconstruction of Ka-bah Marriage with Khadijah-Spiritual development-commencement of mission- Opposition ofQuraish -Emigration to Abyssinia- Journey to Taif-Pledges of Aqaba-Hijrah
Module-II
Prophet at Madinah-Muhajirs and Ansars-covenant to the Jews- Battle of Badr-Uhad-Ditch-Attitude of the Jews-Treaty of Hudaybiyah-Fathah Mecca-(Meccan Victory)Tabuk Expedition-Battle of Hunayn-Farewell pilgrimage and sermon
Module-III
Basic beliefs-Tawhid and shirk-concept of Man -Five pillars of Islam-Articles of faith-Obligatory duties(Ibadat)Law relating to sexes-Islamic concept of welfare-Difference betweenZakkat and sadaqah-Law of inheritance
Module-IV
Personality and character of prophet Muhammed- As a statesman-As a Judge-As a social-reformer-Diplomacy in treaties-Eulogy from world famous scholars-Michael H Heart-K.S.RamakrishnaRao-Leo Tolstoy-Sir William Muir-George Bernad Shaw-Montgomery watt-Mahatma Gandhi
RECOMMENDED READINGS
1.Thesirit of Islam: Syed Ameer Ali
2.Islam in History: MuhammedMunir
3.Muhammed His Life and mission: M. Salim
4.A Short History of Saracens: Ameer Ali
5.History of Islam Vol_1: Masudul Hassan
6.A comprehensive guide book of Islam:Altaf Ahmed Kherie
7.Islam its concepts and History: yedMuhammudunnisar
8.Muhammed the Benifactor of Humanity:NaimSidiqi
9.Foreign Policy of HazratMuhammed:MuhammedSiddiqueQureshi
10.Concise History of Muslim World: Rafi Ahmed Fidai
11.Life of Muhammed: Heykal.
12.ProphetMuhammed and the statesman:- Watt.M.G
13.The first Muslims,Histor and Memory:- AsmaAfsaruddin
14. The Arabs in History:- Bernard Lewis
15. Glimpses of Islamic-History:-IrfanFaquih
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III SEMESTERCOURSE CODE:ISH3 CORE03
THE GLORIOUS CALIPHAT
Aims of the course:-
The course aims to familiarize students With the great muslim civilization that existed inthe 7thcentury.AD.when other parts of the world plunged in darkness.The gloriouscaliphate presented one of the best civilizations.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To introduce to the students with the Khilafat al Rashida.
2.To understand the glory of the period.
3.To make aware the students about the origin of the deviations in Islam.
4.To look into the details of abolition of pious caliphate.
COURSE SCHEME
III SEMESTER
COURSE CODE:ISH3 CORE3
THE GLORIOUS CALIPHAT
Module-I
Abu bakr-Election of the caliph and his accession-Problems and challenges-Riddah wars-compilation of the Quran-His character and policies-Religious-social-Political-Administrative-Military achievements-
Module-II
-Shurah-Diwan-Baytul Mal-Military boardsUmar-His Nomination and Accession to thecaliphate-His measures for the integration of society-The expansion of the Empire-Syria ,Iraq,Egypt-consolidation and organization of state-Institution of Amir-al-Mu’Mi’minin
Module-III
Usman-His Election to the caliphat-unrest in the Republic-Administrative and Military set up-Desert force-The force-His character and personality-
Module-IV
Ali-His election to the caliphate-His early measures-His relation with Muawiyah-change ofcapital-Battles of Jamal and siffin-causes and Effects-The emergence of Kharijites-The battle ofNaharwanThe assassination of Hadrat Ali-causes and effects-society under pious caliphat-Administration-
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.The spirit of Islam: Ameer Ali
2.The short history of Saracens: Ameer Ali
3.The Preaching of Islam: Arnold.T.W
4.Orient under the caliphs: Khuda.S.Baksh
5.Encyclopaedia of Islam: Latest Edition-Leiden
6.AbuBakr: MuhammedHusaynHaykal
7.History of the Arabs: Philip K Hitty
8.Arab Administration: S A Q Hussani
9.Arab Muslim Administration: S M Imamuddin
10.Islam beliefs and Institutions: H Lammens
11.The Glorious caliphate: AtharHussain
12.Arab civilization: KhudaBaksh
13.Islamic History a Interpretation: M A Shaban
14.The History of the Islamic people: Carl Brocklmann
15.The Arabs in History: Bernard Lewis
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SEMESTER IIICOURSE CODEISH3 CORE04
HISTORY OF THE UMAYYADS
Aims of the course:-
The course aims to familiarize students the great muslim civilization in 7th and8thcenturies.
Objectives of the course
1.To make the students aware with the period of Umayyad rule- transformation impact.
2. To create awareness about Umer II as a benevolent and virtuous king.
3.To understand the intellectual development under the Umayyads
4.To make aware the students about the causes for the downfall the dynasty.
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER III
COURSE CODE3 CORE04
HISTORY OF THE UMAYYADS
Module I
Muawiyah-The model of Arab sovereign-Yazid-I,Karbala tragedy-Abdullah ibnzubair-rival-caliph-Abdul Malik-Reforms-Mukhtar-Hajjajibnyusuf-Achievements-Walid-Expansion of -Empire-His character.
Module-II
Umer II-wise and virtuous-Treatment of Dhimmis-Hisham-Achievements and character-Thebattle of Nobles-Frequent change of Governors-Abdul Rahman al Ghafiki-MarwanII-Hischaracter-Battle of Zab
Module-III
Intellectual development-Knowledge and Literature-culture and social life-Dhimmis-Art-Painting-Music-Architectural monuments-The mosque of Al Madinah-Dome of the Rock-AlAqsa mosque-Umayyad Mosque.
Module-IV
Causes of the umayyad downfall –Administration-central government-Provincial administration-Public works-Revenue system-Judicial organization-state chancery-Military organization
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.History of Islam: MaulanaAkber shah Khan Najeebabadi
2.Concise History of Muslim world: Rafi Ahmad Fidai (Vol-2)
3.History of Islam : Masudul Hassan
4.A History of the Arab People: Albert Horani
5.Glipses of Islamic History: Irfanfaqih
6.History of Islamic civilization: JurjiZaydan
7.A short History of Saracens: Ameer Ali
8.The Umayyad caliphate: Din.A.A
9.Arab Administration: S.A.Q.Hussani
10.The Arabs in History: Prof:Bernad Lewis.
11.The History of the Arabs: Philip .K. Hitti
12.The Short History of Saracence: Ameer Ali
13.The Arabs in History: Bernard Lewis
14.Islam in History: MuhammedMunir
15.A Literary History of the Arabs: R.A.Nicholson
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SEMESTER IV
COURSE CODE:ISH4 CORE5
HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE ABBASIDS
Aims of the course
The course aims to familiarize the students the great civilization of the Abbasids rulepresented one of the best civilizations in the world was witnessed .
Objectives of the course:
1.To impart an idea regarding the greatest glory of the Baghdad .
2.To introduce the students about the characteristics of the Abbasid caliphate
3.To provide an indepth Knowledge to the students regarding the contribution inintellectual life
4.To make aware about the reactionary elements in the Abbasid Empire and the role for itsdown fall.
COURSE SCHEME
IV SEMESTER
COURSE CODE:ISH4 CORE05
HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE ABBASIDS
Module-I
Establishment of the Abbasid Dynasty-Role of Abu Muslim Qurasani-Al Mansur-consolidation-Harun-al Rasheed-The Barmakids-Al Amin-civil war-Mamun-Mutazilites-Al Mustasim-Turkishlegionaries-Al Mutawakkil,
Module-II
Abbasid society-Elegance and luxuary-Administrative set up-Hajib-Position of women-Persianisation-social and Economic life-slavery-Trade and commerce-characteristics of theAbbasid caliphate.
Module-III
Intellectual life-Age of translations-Literary and scientific progress-BaitulHikhmah-Mathematics-Medicine-Astronomy- Geography-Muslim Historiography-Hadith collection-Fourschools of thought-
Module-IV
Decline of the Abbasids-Petty dynasties in the east-Buwaihids-Seljuks-Ghaznavids-Samanids-coming of chengis Khan and Hulagu Khan-sack of Baghdad
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1..A Short History of SaracencesAmeer Ali .
2.History of Islam Masudul Hassan
3..History of the Islamic People Carl Brocklemaan
4.History of Islamic CivilisationJurjiZaydan
5.The Empire of the Arabs KhudaBukhsh
6.History of the Arabs Philip K Hitti
7.Cambridge History of Islm. P.M.Holts and Others
8.The Arab Administration S.A.Q.Husani :
9.Concise History of Muslim World: .Rafi Ahmad Fidai
10. Islamic history :Dr.Rahim
11.A Literary History of the Arabs: R.A.Nicholson
12.A History of the Arab People: Albert Hourani
13.The Science and the civilization:- Nasr SeyyidHossein
14.A short Histoy of Islam: Ameer Ali
15.The Legacy of Islam: Arnold .T.W
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SEMESTER IVCOURSE CODE ISH4 CORE06
MUSLIMS IN EUROPE
Aims of the course:-
The course is to make aware about the advent of Islam to spain and sicily and theirintellectual contributions which paved the way for the European renaissance.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To make aware the students the historical context of the Muslim spain.
2.To make understand about decline and petty dynasties after the fall of the Umayyads
3.To introduce the students about the intellectual contributions and scientificdevelopments.
4.To mention about the conquest of sicily by muslims and their contributions and itstransmission to Europe.
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER IVCOURSE CODE ISH4 CORE 6
MUSLIMS IN EUROPE
Module-I
Spain on the Eve of Arab conquest- -Musa ibnNusair- TariqibnZiyad -Umayyad Amirate-AbdulRahman I-Abdul Rahman III-Battle of Handega-His-achievements-Al Hakkam II-grandeur ofCordova.Administrative set up.
Module-II
Establishment of Petty Dynasties-Abbadids of Seville-Al Murabids-Al Muwahids-Kingdom ofGranada-Conflict with christians-Fallof Granada-Expulssion of Muslims-causes for the down fallof Muslim power in Spain
Module-III
Intellectual contribution-scientific development-Historiography-Education-Language andLiterature-Phiosophy-Mysticism-Mathematics-Art and Architecture-Transmission of Arablearning to Europe-Toledo,Centre of translations.
Module-IV
The Sicilian Amirate-Norman conquest-Development of Arab Norman culture-Al Idrisi-Frederick-II Sicily as the centre of cultural transmission-Muslims in Africa-The Idrisides-TheAghlabids-The Rise of Fathimids-Decline of the Fathimids
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.History of the Arabs: Philip .K. Hitti
2 A short history of Saracens: Ameer Ali
3.The Arab conquest of Spain 710-797: Roger Collins
4.Spanish Islam: Dozy.R
5.A cultural History of Spain: Dr Imam ud Din
6.History of Islam: FayyazMahmood
7.Political History of Muslim spain: Imam ud din
8.conquest of Granada and spain: Irving.W
9.Arab Administration: S A Q Hussani
10.A History of Islamic spain: Watt.W.M
11.Ashor History of Saracence: Amir Ali
12.Moors in Spain: Stanly Lane poole
13.Cambridge History of Islam: Cambridge University Press
14.TheArabs:Short History: P.K.Hitti
15.A History of Islamic Spain: Montgomery Watt
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SEMESTER VCOURSE CODE:ISH5CORE07
RISE AND FALL OF OTTOMAN EMPIRE
Aim of the course:-
The course aims at giving history and glory of the ottoman empire and its contributions.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To give an idea about the origin and growth of ottoman empire state.
2.To give an idea about the political strength of ottoman empire and as a world power.
3.To understand the speciality of Koprulu Era.
4.To understand the acievements and decline of ottoman empire.
SCHEMECOURSE
V SEMESTER
COURSE CODE:ISH5CORE07
RISE AND FALL OF OTTOMAN EMPIRE
Module-I
Origin and growth of ottoman Turks-Gokturk Empire-Age of Ghazis-Usman I-Orhan- Ghazi--Murat I- Ottoman government ,Administration and society in the Fourteenth century-Bayezid I-Collapse of the first Ottoman Empire-
Module-II
Restoration of the ottoman Empire-Muhammed I-Murat II-campaigns-Muhammed II- OttomanEmpire as a world power- -Conquest of Constantinople-Bayazid II-consolidation of the Empire-Salim I-Conquest of the Arab world-
Module-III
Sulaiman the Magnificent-Peak of Ottoman Grandeur-Hungarian campaigns-Expeditions-War inthe Mediterranean-Rejuvenation under Murat IV-Sultan Ibrahim-The Koprulu years-The Peaceof Karlowitz.
Module-IV
Salim III.-Administrative ,Social, and Economic Reforms -Cultural developments-Fall of SalimIII-Ottoman administration and society-cultural development –The decline and retreat of theOttoman Empire
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.History of the ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey:Stanford J Shaw
2.Encuclopeadia of Islam: Leiden(Relevent Articles)
3.The Turkish Empire: Lord Eversley
4.The foundation of the Ottoman Empire: H.A.Gibbon
5. The History of the ottoman Turks: Edward Creasy
6.History of Islam: Dr.Masudul Hassan
7.The Ottoman Empire-The classical Age: HalilInalcik
8. The Cambridge History of Islam: Cambridge University Press
9.The Government of the Ottoman of the time
ofsuleyman:A.H.Jyber
10.ottoman Empire Islamic Traditions: Norman Itzcowitz.
11.History of Islam: MaulanaAkbershah Khan Najeebabadi
13.A history of the Arab People: Albert Hourani
14.Historyf the Arabs: P.K.Hitti
15.The Middle East: S.N.Fisher
SEMESTER VCOURSE CODE:ISH5CORE08
MIDDLE EAST IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES
Aims of the course:-
The course aims at giving history of the Middle East and its National awakening during the19th and 20th centuries.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To give an idea about the political history of Egypt and British occupation.
2.To give an awareness of the Arab nationalism which came to forefront during the lastquarter of 19th c
3.To make To understand the political History of Turkey during the 19th century
4.To aware the students about the poitics of Iran during the 19th c
COURSE SCHEMEV SEMESTER
COURSE CODE:ISH5CORE8MIDDLE EAST IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES
Module-I
Mahmud-II-Midhat pasha and His achievements -Abdul Hamid-The Tanzimat-Hati sheriff andHat I Humayun –Rise of constitional Movement-Abdul Hamid II-Young turk Movement –Efects-deposition of Abdul Hamid-Balkan wars-
Module-II
Nepolian’sinvation of Egypt-Its Results-Mohammad Ali,Khedive of Egypt-Reforms-Campaignagainst Wahaabis-Greek Expedition-Syrian conquest-Construction of suez canal and Britishoccupation of Egypt.
Module-III
Arab world during World war I-Arab Nationalism-Wahaabi movements-Hussain Mac Mohancorrespondence- -Skyespicot treaty- Bulfour declaration-Zionosm-Fertile crescent under themandate system-King dom of Jordan.
Module-IV
Iran-Political condition in the 19th C-The treaty of Gulistan-Anglo Persian Relation-Revolutionof 1905-proclamation of the constitution-Reform movements of 1909-constitutional movement-Anglo Iranian Agreement
RECOMMENDED BOOKS.
1.The Middle east A History: S.N.Fisher
2.A short History of Middle East: G.E.Kirk
3.The middle east and the west:Bernad Lewis: Bernard Lewis
4.The Cambridge History of Islam: P.M.Holt and others
5.The Near east a History: William Yale
6.Israel and the Arab world war: Dodd and sales
7.History of Modern Iran: Joseph .M.Upton
8.A History of Persia: Sykes
9.History of Islam : Prof: Masudul Hassan
10.A History of the Arab Peoples: Albert Hourani
11.The History of the Arabs: P.K.Hitti
12.History of Islam: MaulanaAkbershah Khan-
Najeebabadi
13.The Arabs :Short History: P.K.Hitti
14.The Middle East: Don Peretz
15.The Middle East: S.N.Fisher
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SEMESTER VCOURSE CODE:ISH5 CORE09
MUSLIM RULE IN INDIA
Aims of the course:-
The course aims at giving a broad overview on the history of Muslim Rulers in India andgets a clear picture of the historical development of Muslim culture in India.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To get an idea on historical role played by Delhi sultanate and the greate Mughals.
2.To elucidate the social-Economic-political and cultural development of the Muslimperiods.
3.To understand the roots of the problems behind the decline of Muslim rule in India
4.To give the picturesque of the evolution of the administration of Muslim rulers
.
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VCOURSE CODE:ISH5 CORE09
MUSLIM RULE IN INDIA
Module-I
India on the Eve ofthe advent of Islam-MuhammedIbnQasim-MuhammedGhasni-MuhammedGhori-Battle of Tharain-Foundation of Muslim rule in India-Delhi sultanate-Slavedynasty-Khilji dynasty-price control and market regulations
Module-I
The Tughlak dynasty-MuhammedIbnTughlaq-Financial and Revenue affairs-Sayyad dynasty-Lodi dynasty-Administrative system-Architecture-Bhamini Kingdom-Mahmud Gawan-vijayanagar kingdom-Art and Architecture.
Module-III
Baber-First battle of Panipat-Humayun-Sher shah-Revenue and Military reforms-Akber thegreat-character and personality-Ulemas-Revenue system-Jahagir-NurJahan-Shajahan-Goldenage-Aurangazeb-His policy-
Module-IV
Administrative system under Mughals-Provincial administration-Judicial administration-Mansabdari system-Education-Position of the Women-Trade and commerce-Literaryachievements-Painting-
RECOMMEDED BOOKS
1.An advanced History of India: RC.Majumdar.H.L.Chaudhari
,Kalikinkardatta
2.Mughal Empire in India : Prof:S.R.Sharma
3.History of Medieval India: K.K.Bharadwaj
4.Glimpses of Medieval Indian culture: YusutHussain
5.FromAkber to Aurangazeb: W.H.Moseland
6.GoldenHistiry of India: Viswnath and Jagannath Grover
7.Advanced study of of the Medieval India: Jaswant Mehta
8.Influence of Islam on Indian culture: Tara Chand
9.Administration of Sultanate of Delhi: I.H.Quraishi
10.culturalHistiry of India: AL..Basham
11.Mughal Rule in India: R.C.Majumdar and Srivastava
12.Some cultural aspects of the Mughal Rule in India:Jaffer
13.Cambridge History of India: Cambridge Press
14.Religion and Politics in India during the thirteenth C:K.A.Nizami
15.History of India: Iswari Prasad
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SEMESTER V
COURSE CODE:ISH5 CORE10
CONTEMPORARY MUSLIM WORLD
Aims of the course:-
The course aims to femiliarise students with some of the significant events happened in thehistory of Middle East in Modern times.
Objectives of the course:-
1.To understand origin of Saudi Arabia and its development
2.To make aware the students about the Modern Syria and Iran
3.To Introduce the students the Bulfour declaration and rise and fall of Saddam
4.To acquaint the students with Modern Histiry of Egypt.
COURSE SCHEME
V SEMESTER
COURSE CODE:ISH5 CORE10
CONTEMPORARY MUSLIM WORLDModule-I
Origin of Saudi Arabia-Sharif Hussain of Mecca-The Agreement of 1915-Pan Islamicconference-Position of Arabs after world war II-Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia-Discovery of oil-Development in Saudi Arabia.
Module-II
Formation of Syria-position after the world war I-Uprising of 1925-setting up of the constituentasasembly-Independence of Syria-Iran-Imperialism-coup of 1908-Riza shah-Musaddiq andnationalization of oil-AyathullahQumaini
Module-III
Bulfour declaration-Mandate British policy in palastine-Formation of Israel-situation inpalastine-Arab Esraeli conflict-Arab Leage-PLO-Hammas-Intifada-Hisbullah- Iraq-Rise and Fallof Saddam Hussain-Iran-Iraq War
Module-IV
Egyptian Nationalism –Mustafa Kamal-ZaidZaghlul-Egyptian Independence-Sultan Fuad-Thepalastine war-The Muslim Brotherhood-Riots and Revolution of 1952-Suez Crisis andNationalisation of Suez company
RECOMMENDED BOOKS:-
1.The Middle East in the World Affairs:- George Lenczowski
2.Islam in the Modren World: SeyyedHossein Nasr
3.The Arab world Today: Moroe Berger
5.The Emergence of Arab Nationalism: zeine
4. The Middle East and West: Bernard Lewis
6.Middle East A History: S.N.Fisher
7.A History of Persia: Sykes
8.The Modern History of Iraq: Phebe MARR
9.Israel and Arabs: MaximeRodinson
10.Emergence of Saudi Arabia: Dr Sheikh MuhammedIqbal
11.The Near east History: William Yale.
12.TheMuhammedan world Today: Zwemer
13.The Arab awakening: George Antonious.
14.EncyclopediaBritanica: Leiden
15.Israel and Arab world war: Dodd and Sales.
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SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE:ISH6CORE11
POLITICAL THOUGHT IN ISLAM
Aims of the course
To familiarize the political philosophy with distinctive features and political ideas amongthe Muslims political thinkers
.
Objectives of the course
1. To Introduce the principles of Islamic political theory and Islamic state.
2.To understand the method of selection of rulersin Islam,Islamic democracy and International policy.
3.To collect the ideas of political thinkers of 10th and 11th c.
4.To make aware the students about the political theories of IbnKhaldun and his followers
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE:ISH6CORE11
POLITICAL THOUGHT IN ISLAM
Module-I
Principles of Islamic political theory-The sovereignty of Allah-The essence of the Quranic state-Principles of order-Peace- and obedience-Law and Justice-social Reform counsel-Laws of war-Toleration-Internationalism.
Module-II
The theory of Khilafat-selection of rulers in Islam-Nature of Islamic democracy-Equlibriumbetween individualism and collectivism-concept of citizens-International policy-crime andpunishment.
Module-III
Al-Farabi-His political works-Ideal state and Ideal ruler-Mawardi- -His method- The theory ofImamat-NizamulmulkTusi-His works-Historical perspective-His method-Idea about sovereignty-Dasturulwuzara.
Module-IV
IbnKhaldun-Background and life sketch-Theory of Asabiyah-Views on History-Effect onclimate on Human habits-Group Mind-Limits of the state-IbnTaymiyah and the concept ofsociety-Mawdudi and the rule of law.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
1.The spirit of Islam: Ameer Ali
2.The Legacy of Islam: Arnold.T.W
3.The history of Islamic Thought: Antony Black.
4.EncyclopaediaBritannica,New York
5.Studies in Muslim political thought and administration: Haroon Khan sherwani
6.Political thought in Medirval Islam: Erwin I J .Rosenthal
7.IbnKhaldun’s philosophy: Muhsin Mahdi
8.The political thought of IbnTaymiyah: Qamaruddin Khan
9.Encyclopaedia of Islam,Leiden
10.History of the Arabs: Philip.K.Hitti
11.Towards Understanding Islam: Maududi.
12.The origin and development of Muslims Institutions: Abdul HameedSiddiqui.
13.The future of Muslim civilization: ZiauddinSardar.
14.Reconstruction of religious thoughts in Islam: Mohammed Iqbal
15.TheMuqaddimah: IbnKhaldun.
SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE 6CORE12
HISTORY OF KERALA MUSLIMS
Aims of the course:-
1.The students get an idea about the history of Kerala before and after the advent of Islamand its growth,cultural integration and their role in the anti-colonial struggle.
Objectives of the course:
1.To make the students aware on the resistance against the colonialism especially theportuguse incursion during the Zamorine period.
2.To make the students aware of socio political and religious conditions prevailed at thattime.
3.To review the root causes of Malabar rebellion and its consequences.
4.To give awareness to students about the Mysorian dynasties of Hyder Ali and Tippusultan and their resistance against the British domination.
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE 6CORE12
HISTORY OF KERALA MUSLIM
Module-I
Advent of Arabs in Kerala-Socio-Political and religious conditions of Kerala-Early Arab tradecontact-Islam in Kerala,Genesis and spread-cheramanperumal tradition-Malik Ibn Dinar
Module-II
Resistance against European Imperialism-Portuguese incursions-Resistance Literature-ShaikhZainuddin-Qazi-Muhammad-Zamorines and KunjaliMarakkars-Ali Rajas of cannanur-Dutch invation-The French in Kerala.
Module-III
Anti colonial struggle in Kerala-The Mysore Dynasty-Haider Ali-Historical background-TippuSultan-Reforms of Malabar-Treaty of Sreerangapattanam-(1792)British Malabar-Its impact onKerala Muslim-Mappila outbreaks(1836-1919)
Module-IV
Khilafat movement in Malabar-Malabar rebellion 1921-Causes,Course and consequences-Reformation and Revivalist movement-Muslims in the path of Renaissance-chalilakathuKunjahammed Haji-HamadaniThangl-VakkomMoulavi-Abdul Rahman sahib
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Rise of Muslims in Kerala politics: Abdul Azeez
2.Islam in Kerala-Groups and Movements in the 20thC: Abdussamad
3.Malabar Rebellion: Gangadharan
4.Mappila Muslims of Kerala: Ibrahim Kunju
5.Kerala Under Haider Ali and Tipu sultan : Kareem.C.K
6.Mappila Muslims of Kerala: Ronald.E.Miller
7.Kerala Muslim Charithram: Sayed Mohammed
8.Kerala Muslim Directory: SayedMuhammed
9.Islam in Kerala: SayedMoideen
10.Ali Rajas of Cannanore: K.K.N.Kurup
11.Studies in Kerala History: ElamkulamKunjanpillai.
12.Kerala Muslims –A Long struggle: K.M.Bahauddin
13.Malabar and Portuguese: K.M.Panicker.
14.A History of Kerala Musims: Ahmed Kabeer.
15.Islam in Kerala Grups and movements in the 20th C: Dr. M.AbdulSamad
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SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE ISH6 CORE 13
REVIVALIST MOVEMENTS IN ISLAM
Aims of the course:-
The course aims at an analysis the set back of the Muslim world in modern period and theReform attempts by various scholars all over the world
Objectives of the course:-
1.To understand the causes for the beginning of reformisim in Islam.
2.To give an awareness of early Revivalist movements in Islam.
3.To introduce the different trends of Islamic Ideology.
4.To enable the students to analyse modern reform movements particularly in Indiasubcontinent.
COURE SCHEME
SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE ISH6 CORE 13
REVIVALIST MOVEMENTS IN ISLAM
Module-I
Impact of the west in Islam-socio-political and Religious impact-Beginning of Reformism inmorden period-set back of Muslims in the modern world
Module-II
Early revivalist movement-Wahabi movement-Sanusi movement-Abdul Rahman al Kawakibi-Muhammed Abdu-Al Manar Rashid Ridha- Salafia Movement-Hasssan al Bannah
Module-III
Jamaluddin Afghani-Pan Islamic Movement-Zia Gokalp- Pan Turanism-Nursi Movement-Jedidimovements(china)-Muhammadiya movements (Indonesia)
Module-IV
Shah Waliullah-Deoband-Nadva movement-Alighar movement-Ahmadiya movement-MawlanaMawdudi and jama’at I Islami-Ahl I Hadith-TablighJama’at
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Encycloppaedia of Islam : Leiden
2.Morden Trends in Islam: H.A.R. Gibb
3.Memoirs of Hassan al BannahShaheed: M.N.Shaikh
4.Religion in the Middle East: A.J.Arberry
5.Arabic thought in the liberal Age: A.Hurani
6.Three Reforms of Egypt: M.A.Z.Badwi
7.Studies in Islamic culture in Indian environment:Aziz Ahmad
8.Voices of Resurgent Islam: J.Esposito
9.The Reforms and Religious Idea of syed Ahmed khan:J.M.S.Baljohn
10.The Wahhabi movement in India: Qiyamuddin Ahmad
11.Arab thought in Liberal Age: Albert Houreni
12.Studies on the civilization of Islam: H A R Gibb
13.The History of the Arabs: Philip.K.Hitti
14.Arab Heritage: NabinFaris
15.The Literary history of the Arabs: R.A.Nicholson
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SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE-ISH6CORE14
ISLAMIC BANKING
Aims of the course
The course aims to know the significance and advantages of Islamic Banking and itsdynamic reality of our times
.
Objectives of the course
1.To introduce the origin and development of Islamic Banking system.
2.To give an idea about the PLS and Islamic Financing tools.
3.To make aware the students about the Islamic investment Fund and the challenges facingIslamic Banks
4.To understand the performance of Islamic Banks and the Problem facing in India.
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VICOURSE CODE-ISH6CORE14
ISLAMIC BANKINGModule-I
Origin and growth of Islamic Banking-Principles of Islamic banking-Salient Features ofIslamic Bank-Early Islamic Banking-Interest-Advantages of Islamic banking-Resemblance WithGramin Banks Relevance of Islamic Banking-
Module-II
Financial services-PLS-Its superiority over interest-Mudarabha-Musharakha-The basic rules ofMusharakha-Distribution of profit-Murabaha-Some basic features Murabaha-Ijarah-Basic rulesof leasing -Istisna-Qard Hassan.
Module-III
Islamic Investment Funds-Equity fund-Ijarah fund-Commodity Fund-Murabahah Fund-Bai-al-dain- -Challenges facing Islamic Banking-Lack of Equity institutions-Lack of sufficient trainedpersonal-Competition
Module-IV
Practical requirement for establishing an Islamic Bank-Islamisation of Banking system inPakistan-Sudan-Iran-Islamic Banking in Indian leagal context-Recommendations of Reghu RamRajan committee-Problems and Prospects.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Interest Free Banking and Co-Oprative Insurance: Editor:Abdul Aziz
2.Islamic Finance Progress and constraints: Dr. Yaqoob .P.k
3.An Introduction to Islamic Finace: Mufti Muhammad Taqi-
Usmani
4.Interest Free Banking: Dr.MohammadUsair.MA.MBA.Phd
5.Interest Free commercial Baning: A.L.M.AbdulGafoor
6.Banking and Islamic Law: Dr.M.Muslehuddin
7.Banking without Interest: Dr.NejatullahSiddiqui
8.The U A E Islamic Financial Services Directory: 2011
9.Instruments of regulation and control of Islamic
banks by the central Banks: Ausaf Ahmad
10.Some aspects of the Islamic Economy: DR.MuhammadNejatullahsiddiqqi
11.Riba,Modern and Islamic Banking: Nafis Ahmed Siddiqui&Dr -
Mohd.Zahir
12.Islamic Economic Institutions and the
Elimination of Poverty: MunawerIqbal
13. Islamic banking: Muhammedpalat
14.Islam and theory of Interest: AnwerIqbalQurehi
15.Distribution of wealth in Islam: mufti MuhammedShafi
SEMESTER V
COURSE CODE:ISH5CBP1
ISLAMIC ECONOMICS
Aims of the course:The course familiarize the students the Islamic Economics represents a systematic effort byMuslimEconomists to cast fresh look on entire Economic problems and come up with freshsolutions to old and persisting problem.
Obectives of the course:
1.To understand what is Islamic Economics.
2.To make aware the students about the Islamic Economics Which is the most potentialforce in Human bliss
3.To cultivate the loafty ideals of ownerships in Islam and Factors of production,Trade andcommerce
4.To understand the Islamic economics is the only solution for world economic recession
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER V
COURSE CODE:ISH5CBP1
ISLAMIC ECONOMICS
Module-I
Islam and Economics-Islamic Economics-Historical and Religious background-Economic Philosophy of Islam-Economic system of Islam-sources of IslamicEconomic law-comparison with capitalism and socialism.
Module-II
Economy in Islamic Leagal system-The sovereignty of Allah-A true democraticstate-A welfare state-spiritual uplift and material well being-Economic functions ofthe state-Financial sources of an Islamic state
Module-III
Consumption-Production-Factors of production-Place of capital-Price system inIslamic Economy-Ownerships in Islam, Private and public-Abolition of Interest-state and individual-
Module-IV
Economic Lessons of Quran-Zakat- sadqah-Kaffarat-Ethics in trade-Definition ofPartnership in Fiqh and law-Distribution ofwealth in Islam-Islamic solution toworld economic recession.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Muslim Economic Thinking: MuhammedNajatullahSiddiqi
2.Some aspects of Islamic Economy: MuhammedNajatullahSiddiqi
3.social Justice in Islam: SayyidQutb
4.Economics and Islam: Mohammad Muslehuddin
5.Economic problems of man and its Islamic solution:M.A.A.Mawdudi
6.Islamic Economics: M.A.Mannan
7.Islamic welfare state and its role in the Economy: umer .M. Chapra
8.Objectives of Islamic Economic order: Umar .M.Chapra
9.Studies in Islamic Economics: Khurshid Ahmad
10.Economic Development in the Islamic Frame Work:Khurshid Ahmad
11.Islamic Finance in the global Economy: Ibrahim Warde
12.Islamic Finance and Law: Maha Hassan Balala.
13.Interest in Islamic Economics : Edited by Abdulkader Thomas
14.Islamic Economics and Finance: MasudulAlamChoudhury
15.International Economics: Robert .M. Dunn Jr&John>h.Mutti
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SEMESTER VCOURSE CODE:ISH5CBP2
ISLAM IN CHINA AND SOUTH EAST ASIA
Aims of the course
The course aims to familiarize the students about the Muslim of China and south East Asia
Objectives of the course
1.To introduce an awareness among the students in Islam in china and South EastCountries
2.To give an Idea to the students of Muslim community in China and their culture
3.To pick up information by the students regarding customs and culture of Muslim inIndonesia
4.Tofemiliarize the students about the Life and culture of Muslims in Malaysia
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VCOURSE CODE:ISH5CBP2
ISLAM IN CHINA AND SOUTH EAST ASIA
Module-I
Advent and spread of Islam in China-Socio-Religious conditions of Muslims under ChineseEmperors-Communist Government’s policy and attitude towords Muslims-Muslims Response tocommunist government.
Module-II
Muslim communities of China-Their population and settlement-Muslim culture in China-Religious Education of Chinese Muslims-Chinese Islamic Literature-Resurgence of Islam incontemporary china
ModuleIII
Land and people of Indonesia-Advent and spread of Islam in Indonesia-Muslim Dynasties inIndonesia-Society and culture,Customs –Traditions-Reforms Movements and Organisations-Religious condition
Module-IV
Advent and spread of Islam in Malaysia-Muslim society and its culture in Malaysia-IslamicProvisions in the constitution of Malaysia-Educational Developments-Resurgence of Islam inMalaysia
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Muslims in China:- R.Esraeli
2.Islam in China:- M.Rafiq Khan
3.Deewar-e Chin kesayemein:- ObaidullahFahad
4.Cambridge History of Islam:- P.M.Holt and Others
5.Advent of Islam in Indonesia:- N.A.Baloch
6.The History o f Islam :- Masudul Hassan
7.Encyclopediaosf Islam New York
8.Encyclopedia of Islam Leiden
9.Studies in Islamic Culture :- Aziz Ahmed
10.World History :- Oxford Press
11.China under communist government: WaultChiag
12.Muslim dynasties in Indonesia: Tanbir Ahmed
13.People of Indonesia: Tariq Suwaidan
14.History of Malasia: John William
15.Concise History of Malasia: ZuvedPuri
SEMESTER V
COURSE CODE :-ISH5CBP-3
ROLE OF MUSLIMS N THE FREEDOM STRUGGLE
Aims of the course
The course intends to cultivate Muslim participation in the Freedom struggle and theircontribution to the National movements in India
Objective of the course
1.To introduce the students about the Starting of the Indian Independent Struggle
2.To understand the Muslim leaders like Syed Ahmed Khan and Hakeem ajmal khan andMuhammed Ali
3. To make aware the students about the Swadesi Movements
4.To Enable the students to analyse the contact of muslims with congress le
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER V
COURSE CODE :-ISH5CBP-3
ROLE OF MUSLIMS N THE FREEDOM STRUGGLE
Module- I
Dawn of nationalism in India-Factors Promoting Nationalism-Reaction of the Indians-Birth ofCongress-Objects of the congress-First Phase of the Indian National congress 1885-1905-Secondphase-1905-1916-Progress of National movements
Module-II
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and the Aligharh movement-Hakeem Ajmal Khan-congress and League-Advice on Policy-Muhammed Ali-Brilliandebator-Devotion to Gandhi-At Amritsar congress-AbulKalam Azad-Khilafat Movement
Module-III
Tassaduq Ahmed Shervani-MoulanaHasratMohani-constant source of Encouragement-SwadesiMovement-Costituent Assembly-MaulanaShibiliNomani-As Critic-Maulana Abdul BariFaranMahli
Module-IV
Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan-Non violence-Dr M.A. Ansari-Unshanken Faith-True symbol ofunity-Drawnto politics-His Legacy-Rafi Ahmed Kidwai-Early influences-First contact withcongress-Motilal Nehru’s private secretary
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
1.History of Modern India:From 1707 to present Day:- Dr.R.S.Chaurasia
2.Role of Indian Muslims The struggle for Freedom:- P.N Chopra
3.The all india Muslim league upto 1919:- S.Ahmed
4.India wins freedom:- AbulKhalam Azad
5.IndianKhilafat movement1915-1933:- K.K.Aziz
6.The Reforms and religious ideas of Sir syed Ahmed Khan:-Baljon
7.Encyclopedia of Islam: Leiden
8.EncyclopediaBritanica:- New York
9.IndianMuslims:A political History:- Ramgopal
10.TheKhilafat movements:- Gail Minault
11.Sociological aspects of Indian political system: Verinder Grover
12.Indian Nationalism :A History: Jimmessolos
13.Sectarian Nationalism and Khilafat: A M Zaidi
14.The struggle for Pakistan: I.H.Qureshi.
15.Muslim politics in India: Chaudhari .B.M
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SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE:ISH6 CBP4
HUMAN RIGHTS IN ISLAM
Aims of the course
The course intends to cultivate in the students the age old aspiration for a just world orderwherein people could live,develop and prosper in an environment free fromfear,oppression,exploitation and deprivation
Objectives of the course
1.Introduce the ideal code of human rights in Islam which gave fourteen centuries ago.
2.To give the idea that human rights in Islam are an integral part of an overall Islamicorder
3.To arise conscience against violations of the rights.
4.To create respect for women rights and defend violations of rights
COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE:ISH6 CBP4
HUMAN RIGHTS IN ISLAM
Module-I
An introduction to Human Rights-Human Rights in Islam-Eqality of Mankind-Institution offamily-Relatives-Right of neighbours-Right of the poor-Right of slaves and servents-Right toJustice-Right to protection against abuse of power.
Module-II
Socio-political and religious rights-right to protection of honour and reputation-Right to asylum-Right to public office-Right to freedom of expression-Right of Weak and old-Rights to travellingcompanion-.
Module-III
Economic Rights-Right to protectin of property-Primary and secondary Right to wealth-Right toworkers and to dignity and status-Right to social security-Human Rights declaration of prophet.
Module-IV
Womens Rights- Right of Marriage-Right of fair treatment and Mahr-Right of wet nurse-Rightof step mother-Religious right-Right to property and seek employment-Right to Education-Rights of widow.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Human Rights inIslam: AbulAlaMoududi
2.Human rights in Islam: Shoukat Ali
3.A brief illustrated guide to understanding Islam:Ibrahim.I.A
4.The Human Rights debate in the middle east: Dwer.Kevin
5.Islam Liberation and Human Rights : Dalacoura and Katerina
6.Human Rights in Islam: Dr .Praveen shankat
7.Human Rights Tradition and politics: Mayer,AnnEIizabath
8.The Rights of God: O.H.Irene
9.This is Islam: Dr .K.K.Usman
10.Democracy and Human Rights in Islam: Tanbir Ahmad
11.Islamic Humanism: Lenn.E.Goodman
12.Ridhts of women in Islam: MurtadaMuthhari
13.Human Rights :An Introduction: Darren J O’ Byrne
14.Human Rights V .Ramachandran
15.Islam and Religion of Humanity: MaulanaMuhammed Ali.
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SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE:ISH6CBP5
INSURANCE IN ISLAM (takaful)
Aims of the Course
The course aims to familiarize the students with the Insurance in Islam
Objectives of the course
1.To give an idea about the origin of the Islamic Economic Law
2.To understand concept of insurance in Islam
3.To make aware the students about the different schemes under Takaful
4.To elucidate Takaful which apply in society.
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COURSE SCHEME
SEMESTER VI
COURSE CODE:ISH6CBP5
INSURANCE IN ISLAM (takaful)
Module-I
Ethical Philosophy in Islam-Economic Philosophy of Islam-sources of Islamic Economic Law-The Quran-Sunnah-and Hadith-Ijma and Qiyas-Ijtihad-Origin and Nature of Insurance-Moderncontract of Insurance
Module-II
Co:operative Insurance(Takaful)-concept –Types of insurance offered-Marine cargo insurance-Fire and Allied perils insurance-Motor Insurance-Engineering insurance-Types of risks insuredunder Engineering insurance
Module-III
Miscellaneous Accidents insurance-personal insurance-cash insurance-computer insurance-Employers Liability insurance-Public liability insurance-Fidelity insurance-Electronic equipmentinsurance-Bond insurance-Agricultural insurance
Module-IV
Social Takaful scheme-The Islamic Mudarabah for social solidarity and investment-The FamilyTakaful Scheme-Mortgage protection scheme-Educational Takaful Scheme-Development ofIslamic insurance
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.Interest Free Banking and Co:operative Insurance:- Editor-Abdul Aziz Valiyaveetil
2.Economics in Islamic Law:- WazirAkhtar
3.Inurance and Islamic Law: Dr.M.Muslehuddin
4.Some aspect of Islamic Economy:- DrNajathullahsiddiqi
5.IslamicFinace and constraints:- Dr.Yaqoob P.K
6.An Introduction to Islamic Finance:- M.M.TaqiUsmani
7.EncyclopediaBritanica:-New York
8.Encyclopedia of Islam:-Leiden
9.Contemporary practices of Islamic Financing Techniques:- Dr.Ausaf Ahmed
10.Principles of Islamic Finance:- Dr.MonzerKahf
11.Islamic Finance in the global Economy: Ibrahim Warde
12.Interest Free Banking and co:operative Insurance: Abdul Aziz Valiyaveetil
13.Lessons in Islamic Economics: MonzerKalhf
14.Islamic Financial services: Mohammed Obaidullah
15.Islamic Law and Insurance: Dr.Siddiq Ahmed
SEMESER VICOURSE CODE:ISH6CBP6
ISLAM IN GLOBAL VILLAGE
Aims of the course:-
The course intends to Femiliarise the students with understanding of Globalization.
Objectives of the course
1.To create awareness about the Globalization
2.To understand the Islamic Perspective on Globalisation
3.Toacquint information by the students about Islam is a way of life
4.To make students aware about Challenges of Globalization
SEMESTERVICOURSE CODE:ISH6 CBP6
ISLAM IN GLOBAL VILLAGE
Module-I
Understading Globalization-Origin and development of Globalization-Globalization as anEconomic Process-Political process-Cultural process-Inevitable and Irreversible-Libaralizationand Global Integration of Markets
Module-Ii
Islamic Perspective on Globalization-Islam favours universalism-Islam and Challenges ofGlobaliztion today-Global culture and secularization –Islamophobia-Economic Exploitation-Capitalizing on the opportunities
Module-III
Islam’s Place within the Globaliztion-Secularism and Religion in an Era of Globalization-Islamiccommunity in diverse world-Islam is away of life in globalised world-Islamic etiquettes-SeekingKnowledge and widom
Module-IV
Islam and Challenges of Globalization-Middle east Globalization-Facing Challenges and Findingsolutions in the Muslim world in Globalization and Modernization-Muslim Perspective- andnegatives of Globalization
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
1.The Myth of Global Chaos :- Yahyasadowski
2.Science and Muslim societies:- Butt.Nasim
3.Islam A Way of Life:- Philip .K. Hitti
4.Islam The Perfec religion and Best way of life for all:-Dr.Norlain
5.This is Islam:- Dr.Usman
6.The Spirit of Islam :- Amir Ali
7.InDefence of Globalization:- Jagdish.N.Bhagwati
8.The Globalization –The Making of the World:- Frank.J.Lechner
9.GlobalizationThe New market Ideolgy:- Manfred.B.Steger
10.Living in Islam:- Akber .S.Ahmed
11.Islam and democracy: John Esposito and John.
12.This is Islam: Dr.Usman
13.Islam,Globalization and post modernity: Akber S Ahmed&Donnan Hastings.
14.Islam and the west- The making of an Image: Norman Daniel
15.cambridgeistory of Islam: P.M.Holt and Others