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Academic Programs
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Islamic
History II
(IS-625-4)
Winter/Spring
2003 |
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This
course continues the exploration of Islamic civilization, from
the establishment of the pre-modern empires, through the
colonization of the Islamic world by European powers, to the
struggle for independence and the creation of modern Muslim
nation-states. Emphasis will be given to the variety of
ways Muslims have expressed their religious and social values
in response to the challenges of modern social and political
developments.
Meeting
Day, Time and Dates:
Tuesdays
from 4:30 p.m. to 6:50 p.m.
Location: Room 205
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 Professor Ibrahim
Abu-Rabi'Contact
Information:
phone: (860)
509-9530
email:
aburabi@hartsem.edu
Dr. Abu-Rabi's web site
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Course
Syllabus
Class web site
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This syllabus
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