islamic studies c outline

8/3/2019 Islamic Studies c Outline

1/42


2/42

COURSE OUT LINNE

BY

Muhammad Saeed AkbarM Phil, LLB

[email protected]


3/42


4/42

Allahs Mercy

Narrated by Hazrat Maa

via(raa) said the Prophet (saw):

For whomsoever Allah (swt)

decides to do good, makes himknowledgeable with HisGuidance (Bukhari & Muslim)


5/42

As for those who strive hard in Us (OurCause),

We will surely guide them to Our paths

(Al-Ankaboot: 69)

Guidance to Right Path


6/42

:


7/42

This course outline has been compiled to meet theneeds of students studying Islamic Studies as acompulsory subject at undergraduate level. Theneed for educational reconstruction in Islamic

society for strengthening the foundation of faith aswell as to enable the rising generation to face thechallenges of moderation and globalization withconfidence has been fully recognized and

emphasized. It is hoped that this course outlinewould serve its purpose amicably and would helpin the purification of thought and characterbuilding of the students.


8/42


9/42

1- Martin Lings, Muhammad 2- S.Abul Ala Maududi, Towards Understanding Islam 3- Francis Robinson, Atlas of the Islamic World 4- History of the Arabs, P.K Hatti 5- Explanation of Holy Quran by Abdullah Yousaf Ali 6- S.Abul Ala Maududi, Tafhim Ul Quran 7- Najatullah Siddique, Some aspects of Islamic Economy 8- Maurice Buckaille, The Bible, The Quran and Science 9- Habib Ur Rehman Siddique, Usule- Fiqh 10 - Ghulam Sarwar, Islamic Beliefs and Teachings 11- Marmaduke Picthall, The Holy Quran English Translation 12 Sahi-al- Bukhari & Sahi-al- Muslim

Compulsory Literature M.D.Zafar, Islamic Education S M Dogar Towords Islamyat Optional Literature Internet (valid web sites) and international level newspapers and journals.


10/42

What is Islam?

Din-ul-Haq(Delivery of Rights)

Individuals

Delivery of Rights = Islam = Discharge of Responsibility

OutcomeResponsibleRight holders

SocietyState


11/42

Scope of IslamCollectiveLi

fe

GlobalSociety

Indiv

idua

lLife

Politics

Economy

Ideology Society

Spirituality

Morality

Family

Scope of Islam


12/42

Resource

Output

Activity

Target of Islam

Moral Welfare Spiritual Welfare System Welfare

Human Welfare

Spiritual Power Economic Power Piety Unity

Prayer Charity Fasting Hajj


13/42

The theoretical or ideological part of Islam

The article of faith

The root or principles

It is related with the heart of the man

It is called Aqida


14/42

First Doctrine of Islam(Tauheed)

Unique in PersonTauheed Fizat

Unique in AttributesTauheed Fisifat

Unique in actionTauheed Filafhal


15/42

Second Doctrine of Islam

PROPHET HOOD

(Risalat)

Necessity of Prophet hood

Nature of Prophet hood Distinct quality of Prophet

Basis of our relations with Prophet

Finality of Prophet hood


16/42

Third Doctrine of Islam

The day of judgment

(Akhirat) Result

Record Keeping

Need of Justice Testing Ground

Darul Jaza(the day of reward & punishment)


17/42

Concept of Worship in Islam

The practical part of IslamIt includes all that man is required to do

The man must adopt in life


18/42

Means

(Direct outcome)

1.Prayer(Salat)

3. Sawm(Fasting)

4. Hajj

(Pilgrimage)

2. Zakat

(Charity)

Remembrance ofAllah

Purifies heart &eliminates love ofmoney

Creating Taqwa (fear

of Allah for Hisobedience)

Combination of allother pillars and

solitary of Ummah

Type of

Worship

Ends

(Objectives)

Spiritual strengthto live individual

Life according to

Divine Guidance

Collective strength

To establishcollective system of

Life according to

Divine Guidance

Objectives of Modes of Worship


19/42

Shahadah

Salaah

Zakah

Sawm

Hajj


20/42


21/42

Quran is the ultimate miracle

verifiable in every age

This is an age of Science Science is the study of universe

Universe is the work of Allah

Quran is the word of Allah

No contradiction between the two


22/42

The Quraan is the truth from the AlmightyAllah. As such, it is in harmony andpredates modern scientific discoveries.

The Quraan is primarily a book of faithrather than a book of science. Non-the-

less, Allah has embedded signs in it thatendorse its authenticity.


23/42

Meaning of jihad Obligation of jihad Blessings of jihad Difference between jihad & terrorism


24/42

Amr-bil-Maroof Meaning of Command and prohibition

in Islam The Importance of preaching in Islam How to preach


25/42

Basis for Unity Difference of Opinions during the best

of times Challenges to Muslim Unity Movements of Disunity The Start of Real Disunity The Colonial Era and Unity of Muslim

Ummah How the Unity of Muslim Ummah can be

achieved?


26/42

Economic Principles of Islam

Earning Side

StateDistribution

IndividualSharing

Usage Side

Business Usury

Islamic


27/42

Primary focus of Islam is on the spiritual System (test of Taqwa/free will)

Legal system provides only safety valve for safeguarding basic human rights

Keeping excess wealth and generating income from it is allowed legally but

spiritually is it detested.

IslamicEconomic System

Legal SystemLimited Capitalism

(surplus wealth for personal use)

Spiritual SystemSpiritual Socialism(human rights on surplus wealth)

Treatment system

(Repair/Maintenance)

Restricting wealthaccumulation

Immune System

(Regulatory)

Channeling excesswealth to needy

Inter-dependent &

Inter-connected (Synthesis)

Restricting

evils/crim

es

Elevatingethical/

spiritualvalues


28/42

Right of life Right of property Right of honor Right to faith Right to equality Right to merit Right to economic security Relation with non Muslim


29/42

Status of women in different civilization Status of women in Islam Equality of men & women Rights & duties of women


30/42


31/42

The life before Prophet hoodRevelationThe life after Prophet hoodPreaching & difficulties


32/42

Causes of migrationResults of migration1st migration2nd migration


33/42

Prophet (s.a.w) established the 1st Islamicstate (Madina)

It was the first constitution It was the treaty between Muslims & Jews It recognized the peace and liberty of

religion for all


34/42

Gazwa e BadarGazwa e UhadGazwa e khandaqConquest of MakkahGazwa e tabook


35/42

It covers the all aspects of deen & life It was the conclusion of deenDeen had been completed by Allah

through Prophet (s.a.w)


36/42

Basis for social system Responsibilities & the structure of social

life Relationship of family members Status of women in Islam


37/42

Some injunctions of Quran & Hadith Concept of morality Relationship of morality & faith Moral values in Islam


38/42

Nature of caliphate Sovereignty Purpose of Islamic state Basic human rights Relations with other state


39/42

Judicial system in Islam Islamic Judicial system Islamic Concept of justiceThe Holy Quran on Justice


40/42

Islam & scientific knowledge Influence on human thoughtSocial & humanistic effectsClash of contemporary civilization Islam & challenges of modern world


41/42

( (

(

(Objective Of This Course Is To Present

Islam As A Way Of Life And Show People

How To Practically Implement It


42/42

islamic studies c outline

Documents