ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION

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• UHR 1012
• CREDIT HOUR 2

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Teaching Methods

• LECTURE, DISCUSSION, WORKSHOP GROUP PROJECT

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Assessment and Marking System

• Quizzes 20
• Project 30
• Presentation 5
• Mini Project 30
• Workshop 10
• Mini Seminar 5
• Total 100

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Objectives

• At the end of this course, students should be
  able to
• Acquire clearer view on the concept of Islamic
  civilization, its characteristic and development
  within the society.

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• Individually and collectively able to internalise
  the concept of civilization towards the building
  of harmonious Malaysian society.

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Synopsis

• This subject will generally discuss Islamic
  civilization its growth and influence to social
  development.
• The subject will also clarify certain issues
  pertaining to Islamic teaching such as the
  concept of jihad, Islamic state, and freedom in
  choosing religion.

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References

• Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia, Universiti
  Malaya, 2002.
• Islamic Civilization, Real Perspective, Maulana
  Sadruddin Islahi, Translated by Dr Israr Ahmad
  Khan, Golden Books Centre Sdn Bhd Kuala Lumpur,
  1997.
• Tamadun Islam, Hj Ahmad Fauzi Hj Morad dan Ahmad
  Tarmizi Talib, Universiti Putra Malaysia, 1997.

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WEEKLY PLANNING
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Week 1

• Introduction to subject and general concept of
• civilization.
• General concept of civilization, Its importance
  and outstanding qualities
• The emergence and growth of civilization
• Fundamental qualities of civilization
• Briefing on soft skills

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Week 2

• Introduction to Islamic Civilization
• Definition and objective
• Foundation
• Fundamental qualities
• Differences to Western Civilization
• Submit the title of project

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Week 3 5

• The Emergence of Islamic Civilization
• The Arab community before Islam
• The emergence of the early Islamic society and
  its unique features
• Quiz 1 (week 4) (10)
• Workshop sessions started (week 3 - 12) (10)
• Submission of Project Proposal (week 3)

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Week 6 9

• The Sources of Islamic civilization
• Al-Quran
• Al-Hadith
• Al-Qias
• Ijma Ulama
• Mini Project 1 (10)
• Mini Project 2 (week 9) (10)

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Week 10

• The concept of Islamic knowledge
• Knowledge and human development
• Knowledge and Islam
• Status of knowledge and its sources in Islam
• Contribution of Islam to the advancement of
  knowledge
• Interrelation between social development and
  knowledge
• Mini Seminar (5)

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Week 11

• Islamic Scholars
• Ibnu Sina
• Ibnu Khaldun
• Al-Ghazali
• Al-Biruni
• Al-Khawarizmi
• Project Project Complete (30)
• Mini Project 3 (10)

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Week 12

• Islam and Justice
• Concept of Justice in Islam
• The reference of Islamic Justice
• Social Justice
• Universal Justice
• Presentation (Week 12 14) (5)

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Week 13

• Islam and Cotemporary Issues
• Jihad vs Terrorism
• Women in Islam
• Art and Islam
• Islam Hadhari

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Week 14

• Islam and Colonialism
• The clash of Islamic civilization and Western
  Colonialism
• Forms of clash
• Effect of the clash
• Challenges to the Islamic society
• Quiz 2 (10)

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Soft Skills
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Soft Skills Component

• Leadership
• Values
• Communication
• Learning Capabilities
• Team work

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TITAS and LEADERSHIP

• UHR 1012 (Personal Leadership )
• UHR 2012 (Organizational Leadership)

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
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Introduction to Civilization
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Civilization comes from the word civil means
universal Madana (the establishment of a city /
refined manner   

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Darcy Rabario expansion of a city and its
effect to its surroundings Will Durant a
social order that increase productivityM.A.Be
g spiritual and material achievement occurred
in a city Albert Schwetzer modernization that
complement spiritual enhancement
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Syed Qutb modernization based on Allahs rules
Said Hawa modernization based on Islamic
culture
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Sum-up Civilization means achievement, growth,
movement, thinking, manner that forms a
well-mannered personality and society that shape
a country
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Primary element of civilization

• Clyde Klukhom a society with 5,000 people living
  in one place, having a written language and
  monument

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Primary element of Civilization

• Ibn. Khaldun social organization, hadharah,
  Urbanization with clean air, enough food, sources
  of food, development, sewerage and irrigation

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Primary concept of civilization

• Doctrine to Guide
• (holy book, recognized teaching brought by a
  recognized prophet send by God, man as vicegerent
  on earth, mortality of creation).

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Primary concept of civilization Education (chara
cter building, inner transformation, realizing
the reality of men life.)
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Primary concept of civilization Economics
(based on morality, justice, ownership)
Family (cooperation, living together, guide by
local rules and values)
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Community (basic foundation of social building,
existence of stages of hierarchy) Concept of
Government ( morality as foundation of the
power within the institution, fulfillment of
responsibility within the family members)
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Concept of Sovereignty Ethics and morality as
foundation for nation stability, well conscious
leaders shelter the ill-fated people and they are
respected by their people
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THE VANISHED NATION
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MESOPOTAMIA (between two rivers), 6000 BC,
established and expended between Tigris valley
and Euphrates valley.
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MOHENJODARO Exist between 500 2500 BC, nearby
Indus river, This civilization made of 70
cities between the valley of Indus and Ganges
North West of the Indian sea
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MAYA This civilization exist approximately
around 300 900 C, two of its well known cities
were Tical and Kalakmul. Those cities were
believed to have about 40,000 population.
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• THE EMERGENCE OF CIVILIZATION
• Geographical factor
• Religious boost
• Appreciation to moral value
• Depressing historical Experience
• Positive influence

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• The Downfall of Civilization
• Obvious differences between wealthy communities
  from deprived people
• Depression and abundance of human rights
• Moral decay among leader
• Closed mindedness to improvement and changes
• Natural disasters

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