Syllabus M. A. Islamic Studies 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd and 4 th Semesters

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1 Syllabus M. A. Islamic Studies 1 st, nd, 3 rd and th Semesters Department of Islamic Studies School of Islamic Studies and Languages BABA GHULAM SHAH BADSHAH UNIVERSITY RAJOURI 1853 (Jammu & Kashmir) arabicbgsbu@gmail.com/

2 SEMESTER I Title Credits MIS-101 Introduction to Islamic Studies Sessional Assessment 0 Examination MIS-10 History of Islamic Civilization: Origin and Development (upto Khulafa-I Rashidin) 0 MIS-103 Islamic Religious Sciences-I (Study of Quran) 0 MIS-10 Islamic Religious Sciences-II(Study of Hadith) 0 MIS-105 Proficiency in Arabic- I Title Semester II Credits Core s: Sessional Assessment Examination MIS-01 History of Islamic Civilization (Umayyads and Abbasids) 0 MIS-0 Islamic Religious Sciences-III (Fiqh) 0 MIS-03 Ilm al-kalam and Muslim Philosophy 0 MIS-0 Proficiency in Arabic-II 0 Complementary Choice Based Elective: Title Credits Sessional Assessment Examination MIS-05 Introduction to Islamic Religious Sciences

3 Core s: MIS-1 MIS- MIS-3 MIS- Title Semester III History of Islamic Civilization in West Asia and Africa Islam in the Modern World: West Asia and Africa (Thinkers, Trends & Movements) Tasawwuf Proficiency in Arabic-III Complementary Choice Based Electives: (Any one of the following) MIS-5 MIS-6 MIS-7 MIS-8 Islamic Dawah Islamic Economics and Finance Islam and Science Islam and Gender Studies Cre dits 18 Sessional Assessmen t Examination 70 Semester -IV Title Cred its Core s: MIS-01 Islamic Civilization in Indian Sub- Continent MIS-0 Islam in Modern world: South Asia (Thinkers, Trends and Movements) MIS-03 Human Rights in Islam MIS-0 Major World Religions MIS-05 Proficiency in Arabic-IV 18 Sessional Assessment Examination

4 Semester I Title Credits MIS-101 Introduction to Islamic Studies Sessional Assessment 0 Examination MIS-10 History of Islamic Civilization: Origin and Development (upto Khulafa-i Rashidin) 0 MIS-103 Islamic Religious Sciences-I (Study of Quran) 0 MIS-10 Islamic Religious Sciences-II (Study of Hadith) 0 MIS-105 Proficiency in Arabic- I

5 COURSE TITLE: Introduction to Islamic Studies Maximum Marks: COURSE CODE: MIS-101 Examination: Credits: Sessional Assessments: 0 Duration of Examination: 3 Hours Minimum Marks: Unit-I Islamic Studies : Definition, Scope and Subject Matter Beginning and Early Development of Islamic Studies ( upto 1800) Unit-II Development of Islamic Studies since 19 th Century Major Centers / Institutions of Islamic Studies Unit- III Orientalism: Definition, Background, Approach and Objectives of Orientalists Muslim Response to Orientalism Unit-IV Development of Islamic Studies in Indian Subcontinent Contribution of non- Muslim Indians to Islamic Studies Unit-V Centers of Islamic Studies in India with special referenced to: Department of Islamic Studies, AMU; Department of Islamic Studies, Osmania Darul Uloom Deoband and Nadwatul Ulama, Lucknow The question paper will be divided into two sections. Section A will carry 10 compulsory, objective cum short answer type questions, two from each Unit, each carrying 01 mark. Section B will have 10 questions, two from each unit. The student will attempt 01 question from each unit. Each question will carry 10 marks. Books Recommended: 1. Edward W. Said, Orientalism. Khurshid Ahmed, Islam and West 3. A.J Arberry, Oriental Essays. Noman Daniel, Islam Europe and Empite 5. M. Yusufuddin, Islamic Studies in World Universities 6. Abdul Rehman, Islam aurmustashriqin 7. NisarFarooqi, Sirat-I Rasul Allah aurmustashriqin 8. NajibAqiqi, Al- Mustashriqinwa l Islam 9. ZakariyaHashmi, Al Mustashriqinwa l Islam *********************** 5

6 COURSE TITLE: History of Islamic Civilization: Origin and Development (upto Khulafa -i Rashidin) Maximum Marks: COURSE CODE: MIS-10 Examination: Credits: Sessional Assessments: 0 Duration of Examination: 3 Hours Minimum Marks: Unit-I Arabia in Pre-Islamic Period Geographical situation of Arabia: A Brief Survey Tribal Society and Political conditions Religious Beliefs of Pre- Islamic Arabs Makkah as a religious and commercial Centre Unit-II Prophet at Makkah Life of Muhammad ﷺ before Prophethood Revelation and Prophethood Dawah at Makkah: Major Events Migration to Madinah Unit-III Prophet at Madina Prophet at Madinah: Establishment of Islamic Society Major Expeditions: (Badr, Uhud, Khandaq) Truce of Hudaibiyah and Conquest of Makkah Farewell Pilgrimage Unit-IV The Pious Caliphate Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA); Biography Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA); Major Contributions Hazrat Umar( RA); Biography Hazrat Umar( RA); Major Contributions Unit-V The Pious Caliphate HazratUthman (RA); Biography HazratUthman (RA) Major Contributions Hazrat Ali (RA) ; Biography Hazrat Ali (RA); Major Contributions The question paper will be divided into two sections. Section A will carry 10 compulsory, objective cum short answer type questions, two from each Unit, each carrying 01 mark. Section B will have 10 questions, two from each unit. The student will attempt 01 question from each unit. Each question will carry 10 marks. Books Recommended: 1. P.K. Hitti, A History of the Arabs. W.M. Watt., The Prophet and Mecca 3. P. M. Holt (ed.) The Cambridge History of Islam. S. Ameer Ali, The Sprit of Islam 5. S.A.Q. Husaini, The Arab Administration 6. J. Schacht, The Legacy of Islam 7. M. Siddiqi, Development of Islamic State and Society ********************** 6

7 COURSE TITLE: Islamic Religious Sciences-I (Study of Quran) Maximum Marks: COURSE CODE: MIS-103 Univ. Examination: CREDITS: Internal Assessment: 0 Duration of Exams. : 3 Hours Unit-I The Holy Quran: Terminology& Concepts Wahi (Revelations) : Definition, types and preservation Compilation of Quran Different types of verses: Nasikh and Mansukh, Muhkamat and Mutashabihat Classification of Surahs; Makki,Madani, Tiwaal, Qisaar, Awsat Unit-II: Ahkam al Quran (Broader Teachings of the Quran) Basic Teachings of Quran Social Teachings of Quran Political Teachings of Quran Economic Teachings of Quran Unit-III: Study of Classical Tafsir Literature : Origin and development of Ilm al-tafsir, Types of Tafasir A brief introduction of classical Tafsir Scholars and their Tafasir a. Imam Tabri and Tafsir-i Tabari (Jamiah al-bayan) b. Allama Zamakhshari and his Tafsir (Al-Kashshaf) c. Allama Qurtubi and Tafsir-i Qurtubi (Jamiah al-ahkam) d. Imam Ibn-i Kathir and Tafsir Ibn-i Kathir (Tafsir al Quran al-azeem) Unit-IV Development of Urdu translations and Tafsirs A brief introduction to Urdu Tafsirs a. Bayanul Quran (Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanwi) b. Tafsir-i Sanayi (Maulana Sanaullah Amratsari) c. Tarjumanul Quran (Maulana Abul Kalam Azad) d. Tafhimul Quran (Maulana Abul Aala Mawdudi) Unit-V Tafsir Literature in English Translation and Commentary of Holy Quran (Abdullah Yusuf Ali) The Message of Quran (Muhammad Asad) Tafsirul Quran (Abdul Majid Daryabadi) Noble Quran (Dr. Hilali & Muhammad Mohsin Khan) The question paper will be divided into two sections. Section A will carry 10 compulsory, objective cum short answer type questions, two from each Unit, each carrying 01 mark. Section B will have 10 questions, two from each unit. The student will attempt 01 question from each unit. Each question will carry 10 marks. Books Recommended: 1. TaqiUthmani, Ulum al- Quran. Ahmed von Denfer Ulum al- Quran 3. Sabhi Salah, Ulum al Quran. Bilal Philips: Usul al Tafsir 5. AbulKalam Azad, Basic Concepts of Quran 6. Dr. Rafeeq Ahmed, Introduction to Quran 7. Abdul MaajidDaryabadi Tafsirul Quran 8. Muhammad Mohsin Khan, Noble Quran 9. Muhammad Asad, The Message of Quran ****************** 7

8 COURSE TITLE: Islamic Religious Sciences-II (Study of Hadith) Maximum Marks: COURSE CODE: MIS-10. Examination: CREDITS: Internal Assessment: 0 Duration of Exams. : 3 Hours Unit-I (Introduction to Hadith) Hadith: Meaning and concept Hadith and Sunnah Types of Hadith. Unit II (Compilation of Hadith).ﷺ Preservation of Hadith during the period of Prophet Muhammad Compilation of Hadith under Umar ibn Abdul Aziz Place of Hadith in Islam Unit III- Hadith and its Analysis Principles of Hadith Analysis Science of Asma al Rijal; A Brief Introduction Jarh wa Ta dil Unit IV - Important Hadith Collections: A Brief Overview Sahih Bukhari and Sahi Muslim Sunan Abu Dawud and Sunan Ibn Majah Sunan Nisai and Jamiah Tirmidhi Unit V Hadith Literature in Contemporary World Contribution of Nasiruddin Albani to Hadith literature Contribution of Indian scholars to Hadith Literature: a. Mustafa Aizmi and Maulana Habibur Rahman Aizmi b. Sheikh Yaqoob Sarfi and Anwar Shah Kashmiri The question paper will be divided into two sections. Section A will carry 10 compulsory, objective cum short answer type questions, two from each Unit, each carrying 01 mark. Section B will have 10 questions, two from each unit. The student will attempt 01 question from each unit. Each question will carry 10 marks. Books Recommended: 1. TaqiUthmani, Ulum al- Quran. Ahmed von DenferUlum al- Quran 3. Sabhi Salah, Ulum al Quran. Bilal Philips: Usul al Tafsir 5. John Burton, An Introduction to the Hadith 6. Sabhi Salah, Mustalhat al Hadith 7. M.ZubairSiddiqi, Hadith Literature 8. M.M. Azmi, Study in Hadith Methodology and Literature 9. SubhiSalihUlum al- Hadith 10. Rafeeq Ahmed, Introduction to Hadith ************************* 8

9 COURSE TITLE: Proficiency in Arabic- I Maximum Marks: COURSE CODE: MIS-105 Examination: Credits: Sessional Assessments: 0 Duration of Examination: Hours Minimum Marks: 1 Unit-I Durus Al Lugha Al Arabiyyah Li Ghair al Natiqina Biha Part-I Lesson including all exercise Lesson including all exercise Unit-II Durus Al Lugha Al Arabiyyah Li Ghair al Natiqina Biha Part-I Lesson including all exercises Lesson 16-0 including all exercises Unit-III Grammar Kalima and its kinds, Horoofi Shamsi and Qamari, Marfia and Nakera, Mubtada and Khabar, Al Maosoofwa al Sifa, Al Asmaul Mausoola, Al Zamaer, Horoofal Jar,Muzaf and Muzaf Ilaih, Al muzakkar wal Moannas, Jama Muzakkar al Salim, Jam Muannas Salim, Jama al- Takseer, Asma ul Istifham The question paper will be divided into two sections. Section A will carry 6 compulsory, objective cum short answer type questions, two from each Unit, each carrying 1 mark. Section B will have 6 questions, two from each unit. The student will attempt 1 question from each unit. Each question will carry 8 marks (06+=). Prescribed Book: 1. Duroosullugha al Arabiyyah, Dr. V Abdur Rahim, Islamic Foundation Cheeanai. Recommended Books:. Al NahwulWadeh, Ali al Jarim, Danish Bookdepo, MatiaMahal, Delhi 3. KitabuNahw, Abdurrahman Amratsari, Danish Bookdepo, MatiaMahal, Delhi. KitabusSarf, Abdurrahman Amratsari, Danish Bookdepo, MatiaMahal, Delhi 5. Tohfatunnahw, tohfatussarf, SirajuddinNadvi, MarkaziMaktabaIslami, New Delhi ********************* 9