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What you'll be able to do (official learning outcomes)
describe the Islamic political system which was in existence even before the arrival of the colonialists
explain and appreciate the contributions of pre-modern Muslim intellectuals and scholars to Islamic Political Thought
explain the concepts of Khilafah, Wizarah, and Hisbah
explain the political thoughts and ideas of the Sokoto Jihad Leaders: Sheikh Usman, Dan Fodiyo, Sheikh Abdullahi ibn Fodiyo and Sultan Muhammad Bello
describe the rich repertoire of values and traditions within Islamic Political system
discuss the encounters of the Muslim World with imperialism and colonialism; and
Course contents
Islam as a total way of life and government as an essential part ofit; principles of government in the Qur`a ︠ n and Had ︠ ith; historical and intellectual development of government in Islam; political institutions; al-Wiza ︠ rah, al-Khila ︠ fah, al-Maza ︠ lim, al-Hisbah; Political thought of the Jihad movement of Shaikh c Uthmandan…
Source: the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS). StudyOps loads this syllabus automatically when you study ISS 308.