ISLAMSTU 3121F
0.50 credit · Huron
An examination of principled reasoning in classical Islamic jurisprudence, the theological status of reason in Islam, principles and priorities of traditional ethical reasoning, arguments for a goal-oriented approach to ethics, contemporary emphasis on context of the ethicist and the construction of religious authority, and the importance of individual moral formation.
Any 0.5 course in Religious Studies or Islamic Studies.
Religious Studies 3121F/G.
3 lecture hours. Cross-listed with Religious Studies 3121F/G.
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