Islamic Worldview Part 1
Fees: $200 after infaq
Course Synopsis
This course introduces the basic concepts of worldview as conceived from the various perspectives; sociological, psychological, political as well as in the dialectical
discourse between secularism and religious living.
Attendees will be exposed to several broad conceptions of what is the Islamic worldview culminating in the assertion that the Islamic worldview is an all-encompassing vision of Reality and Existence as described and prescribed by Islam (Ru'yat al-Islam li al-Wujud).
This course would also provide the attendees with a strong understanding of the core of Islam and its main characteristics such as it being Syumul (Complete and comprehensive) and Rabbani (Divinely inspired).
Attendees will also learn the pre-requisite elements towards understanding the Islamic worldview. These include; the concepts of al-Tawhid, existence (Wujud) and ‘Ilm (Knowledge), the concepts of Iman (Faith) and Ihsan (excellence in ‘Amal (Deeds), the concepts of SunnatulLah (Workings of nature as acts of God), Nubuwwah (Prophethood), ‘Aql (Man's reasoning capacity) and Fitrah (Primordial nature of Man) in the discussion of Identity (Huwiyyah) in Islam and the concept of Adab (The placing of things and self in their proper places) and ‘Adl (Justice) as well as the role of man vis-à-vis the Creator (al-Khaliq) and the rest of creation.
Details
Course venue:
150 Changi Road #02-01A, The Guthrie (near Mjd Darul Aman, 10 minutes from Eunos MRT Station)
Frequency and Duration:
Commences on 2 August 2016, weekly classes every Monday 8-10pm (total 10 sessions with option for 2 extensions)
Course Fees:
Original- $330/pax; Now $200/pax (due to private sponsorship or infaq)
$20.00 discount for full-time students
Notes and pertinent readings will be given
Register online:
http://bit.ly/29Bsmvf
Location
150 Changi Road, #02-04, Guthrie Building
150 Changi Road, #02-04, Guthrie Building, Singapore 419973 (5-10 mins walk from Eunos MRT)Organisers
Speakers
Abdul Halim has a very multidisciplinary background that encapsulates the Hard Sciences, the ...
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