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14-06-2012

The Essentials of Islamic Philosophy (Muqaddimat)

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This course explores the nine essential philosophical principles of Islamic philosophy. Students will be given a strong understanding of philosophy of theology. This will be taught through a classical text through a modern day method of teaching.

 

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This course will be online. Online courses are delivered through the use of virtual classrooms with features such as screen share, whiteboards, discussion boards, microphone and webcam facilities and more. All sessions are recorded for students to revisit when they need to. Our online software ensures students receive a fully interactive learning experience from the comfort of their own home.

 

Course:

Online

Duration:

7 Week Course (28 Hours)

Dates:

Saturday 10 November 2012 Sunday 11 November 2012
Sunday 18 November 2012
Saturday 24 November 2012 Sunday 25 November 2012
Saturday 1 December 2012 Sunday 2 December 2012
Saturday 8 December 2012 Sunday 9 December 2012
Sunday 16 December 2012
Saturday 22 December 2012 Sunday 23 December 2012

Times (UK Timezone):

Saturdays: 20:00-22:00
Sundays: 18:00-20:30

Location:

Online Software

Instructor:

Shaykh Atabek Shukurov Nasafi

Intake:

45 Students

Start Date:

28 October 2012

Fees:

£15*

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Pre-requisite/Co-requisites:
It is recommended that students should first complete the Agreed Upon Philosophical Principles (Maqalaat al-'Ashr) course.

Module Overview:
This module will give students a solid understanding of theology and philosophy.

Module Aims:
To provide students with a strong understanding of the philosophy of theology. To give students an opportunity to learn, through an interactive teaching method.

Learning Outcomes:
On successful completion of the module, students will be able to:
• Explain theological and philosophical principles.
• Study advanced philosophical studies

Methods of Teaching/Learning:
The teaching and learning methods is solely through the weekly tutorials. These seminars will illustrate the theory and allow the student to discuss and ask questions in an interactive environment. Students will be expected revise their notes before the next lesson is conducted.

Course Breakdown

The structure of this module is based upon the nine philosophical principles.

Topic 1: Types of Statements
 
Islamic Statements
Usooli and Fiqhi statements
 
Topic 2: Customary Statements
 
Types of customary statements
Level of its validity in the Philosophy

Topic 3: Logic statements
 
Necessity
Impossibility
Possibility

Topic 4: Actions
 
Jabri position
Qadari position
Ash’ari position (Qasb-performance)
Maturidi position (Ikhtiar-choice)

Topic 5: Shirk and its types
 
Types of shirk
Definitions of shirk (Through the various schools of thought)

Topic 6: Kufr and Bid’ah
 
Over evaluating the brain
Following
Cause and effect
Extra-ignorance (confusion)
Literalism
Declination of the basics and common science

Topic 7: Types of the existence in the status of possibility
 
Existence in the status of possibility

Topic 8: Pre-eternal attributes

Potentiality
Will
Knowledge
Life
Hearing
Sight
Scance
Speech

Topic 9: Points on the Speech
 
Definition
Types
Differences of opinions
 
Topic 10: Conclusion
Conclusion
 
Readings 
There is no recommended reading material for this course. Students are encouraged to revise previous notes.
 
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Last modified on Wednesday, 20 March 2013 22:33
Shaykh Atabek Shukurov Nasafi

Senior Consultant & Instructor

He was born in a country where giants of Islamic scholarship were nurtured and raised. Such luminaries as Abu Laith As-Samarqandi, At-Tirmidhi, Imam Al-Bukhari and Imam Abu Mansur Al-Maturdi, to name a few. Uzbekistan is where Shaykh Atabek Shukurov Nasafi began his religious studies at the tender age of ten. He studied under local scholars such as Shaykh Sayyid Karim Namangany and Shaykh Mohammed Jaan, under whose guidance he began to memorise the Qur’an.

He completed his studies at the age of 21 in various subjects including Arabic Language, Hadith, Fiqh, Tafsir and Tajweed at Madrasa Abul Qasim and Jamia Islamia in Uzbekistan. He was already considered a scholar when he arrived in Syria.

By 1998 he was residing in the historic city of Damascus where he continued his studies with some of the finest scholars of our time. He enrolled on a four year Al-Ijaza Al-Alimiyya programme at the Takhassus Institute which is affiliated to Al-Azhar University, Egypt. During this time his studies included: Sharh Ibn Aqeel with Sh. Atiyya, Sharh Fiqh al-Akbar with Sh. Adeeb Al-Kallas, Lubab fi Sharh Al-Kitab (also known as Quduri) with Sh. Abdullah Rabiah, Aqida with Sh. Saeed Ramadan al-Buti, Risala Qushariyyah with Sh. Abdul Fatah Bizm, Hadith with Sh. Sadiq Darwish, Da’wa with Sh. Tawfiq al-Buti.

Whilst purposing his studies at the institute he also focused on intensive private lessons with Shaykh Muhammad Adnan Darwish and covered Fath Bab Al-Inaya and Muwatta of Imam Malik. He also studied Shudhoor al-Dhab, Sharh Qatr Al-Nidah, Thufat Al-Mureed and Mukhtasar Al-Bukhari with Shaykh Rushdi Al-Qalam.

He graduated in 2003 after spending the final year at Al-Azhar University and was given certification by the Faculty of Theology and Philosophy. He went on to teach in prestigious universities across the Middle East before gracing these shores with his presence.

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