ASNST-160 Everyday Islam

Introduction to the study of Islam as an everyday lived religion. The course uses interdisciplinary approaches to understanding Muslim beliefs, practices, and institutional practices. Particular focus on questions of revelation, devotion, law, spirituality, and aesthetics. Students develop facility with analyzing Islamic texts and material culture.

Maximum Enrollment

Writing Intensive (18)

(First Year Course, Writing Intensive.)

Credits

1

Cross Listed Courses

RELST-160

Offered

Fall

Notes

Offered as both FYC Writing-Intensive and non Writing-Intensive