The Umayyads

Description

Course Description

The Umayyad era represents one of the most pivotal and debated periods of Islamic history. Emerging after the era of the Khulafa al-Rashidun, the Umayyads governed a rapidly expanding Muslim community, navigating unprecedented political, social and cultural challenges. Their rule saw major achievements, yet also generated moral, spiritual and political debates that remain central to Islamic thought.

Who is it for?

This is perfect for students who have a passion for Muslim history and also for those who wish to know more about our history

Duration:
10 weeks 

3 hours per week

Prerequisites:
No prerequisites required

Progression:
Students who complete this may also be interested in our other Islamic history courses

Course Learning Outcomes

Skills and application:

• Reading fluently and translating correctly
• Confidently read texts without any vowels
• To recognise Nahw, Sarf and Balagha rules confidently

Assessment
There will be no assessments for this course

Course Delivery

This course will be onsite/online 

For more information on how Zoom works, please view our Zoom user guide at https://ebrahimcollege.org.uk/zoom/

Course Resources

Students will be given access to PDF copies of the materials