Islamic Social System
- Arts
- 400 level
- 2 credit units
- 161 pages
- 13 units
This course introduces students to the sociological implications of the fundamental pillars of Islam. It explores the social impact of Islamic beliefs, practices like *Şalāh*, *Zakāh*, *Şawm*, and *Hajj*, and institutions such as marriage and family. The course also examines Islamic modes of socialization, including greetings, dress code, education, and funeral services. Students will gain an understanding of how Islamic principles shape individual behavior and social structures within Muslim communities.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Study hours
- 208 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical
- Practical work
- No
- Assignments
- Tutor marked assessments
- Final examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of ISL432, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
- MODULE 2: THE SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE AND MUSLIM HOMEPage 75
- Unit 2: Socio-Religious Impacts of Islam on the Responsibilities of Husband and WifePage 86
- Unit 3: Child Upbringing and Custody of ChildrenPage 92
- Unit 4: Impacts of the Mode of Greetings (At-Tahiyyah) in Islam on the Muslim societyPage 100
- Unit 1: Muslim Dress Code and its ImpactsPage 110
- Unit 2: Manner of Social relationship (Ijtimā„iyyah) in Islam and its Impact on the SocietyPage 123
- Unit 3: Impacts of Islamic Education and Invitation to Islam (Da„wah) on the Muslim Ummah.Page 133
- Unit 4: Impacts of Naming and Funeral Services in Islam on Muslims .Page 144
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
ISL432 · Unit 1: Impacts of Islamic Faith on Individuals and the Society
Much as I cannot promise you too-easy ride on this course, I equally do not envisage much difficulty as long as you play the roles assigned to you in the whole exercise.
What you should be able to do
- Assess the impacts of Islamic beliefs on individuals and society
- Analyze the impacts of *Şalāh* on individuals and society
- Examine the effects of marriage as a social institution in Islam
- Assess the impacts of Islamic modes of greetings and salutations
- Evaluate the impacts of Islamic attitude towards education on individuals and society
What it prepares you for
- Religious Teacher
- Social Worker
- Community Leader
- Counselor
- Religious Organizations
- Community Development
- Social Services
- Education
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- MODULE 1: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM
Unit 1: Impacts of Islamic Beliefs on Individuals and the Society
Requires understanding of complex theological concepts and their practical application in daily life.
- MODULE 2: SOCIAL IMPACTS OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE, MUSLIM HOME, GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS.
Unit 3: Social Impacts of Child Upbringing and Custody in Islam
Understanding the nuances of Islamic family law and cultural practices requires careful study.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 78 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1MODULE 1: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM
Unit 1: Impacts of Islamic Beliefs on Individuals and the Society · 6 hours
Read Unit 1: Impacts of Islamic Beliefs on Individuals and the Society. Define *Iman*. Discuss the implications of having faith in Resurrection and its impact in the society..
- Week 2MODULE 1: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM
Unit 2: *Şalāh* and its Social Impacts · 6 hours
Read Unit 2: *Şalāh* and its Social Impacts. Examine the socio-hygienic impacts of purification in Islam. Assess the socio-religious significance of *Adhān* and *Iqāmah*..
- Week 3MODULE 1: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM
Unit 3: *Zakāh* and its Social Impacts · 6 hours
Read Unit 3: *Zakāh* and its Social Impacts. Analyze socio-religious importance of *Zakāh*-Materials. Analyze socio-economic values of *Zakāh*..
- Week 4MODULE 1: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM
Unit 4: *Şawm* and its Social Benefits · 6 hours
Read Unit 4: *Şawm* and its Social Benefits. Assess the socio-religious impacts of fasting on the Muslims. Examine the socio-spiritual significance of fasting in Islam..
- Week 5MODULE 1: SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM
Unit 5: Social Impacts of *Hajj* and *Umrah* · 6 hours
Read Unit 5: Social Impacts of *Hajj* and *Umrah*. Discuss the socio-historical values of *hajj* and *umrah*. Appraise the socio-cultural values of *Hajj* and *Umrah*..
- Week 6MODULE 2: SOCIAL IMPACTS OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE, MUSLIM HOME, GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS.
Unit 1: Marriage as a social institution · 6 hours
Read Unit 1: Marriage as a social institution. Explain the socio-religious significance of marriage in Islam. Explain the socio-legal impacts of marriage in Islam..
- Week 7MODULE 2: SOCIAL IMPACTS OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE, MUSLIM HOME, GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS.
Unit 2: Socio- Religious Impacts of the Responsibilities of husband and wife · 6 hours
Read Unit 2: Socio- Religious Impacts of the Responsibilities of husband and wife. Discuss the socio-religious impacts of the responsibilities of the husband over his wife. Examine the impacts of the responsibilities of the wife on the family in Islam..
- Week 8MODULE 2: SOCIAL IMPACTS OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE, MUSLIM HOME, GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS.
Unit 3: Social Impacts of Child Upbringing and Custody in Islam · 6 hours
Read Unit 3: Social Impacts of Child Upbringing and Custody in Islam. Analyze the three stages of childhood. Explain the basic right of the mother to child custody..
- Week 9MODULE 2: SOCIAL IMPACTS OF ISLAMIC MARRIAGE, MUSLIM HOME, GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS.
Unit 4: Social significance of mode of greetings in Islam · 6 hours
Read Unit 4: Social significance of mode of greetings in Islam. Evaluate the upshots of the etiquettes of greetings in Islam. Assess the socio-religious consequences of greetings among the Muslims..
- Week 10Module 3 Islamic Culture and Socialization
Unit 1: Muslim Dress Code and its Impacts · 6 hours
Read Unit 1: Muslim Dress Code and its Impacts. Evaluate the socio-cultural importance of Islamic code of dressing. Assess the socio-spiritual impacts of Islamic injunctions on nakedness..
- Week 11Module 3 Islamic Culture and Socialization
Unit 2: Manner of Socialization in Islam · 6 hours
Read Unit 2: Manner of Socialization in Islam. Identify the evils of backbiting, gossiping and suspicion and how to avoid them. Appreciate the importance of the spirit of forgiveness and tolerance..
- Week 12Module 3 Islamic Culture and Socialization
Unit 3: Impacts of Islamic Education and *Da"wah* · 6 hours
Read Unit 3: Impacts of Islamic Education and *Da"wah*. Examine the impact of Islamic education on the society. Discuss the role of *da"wah* in building the society..
- Week 13Module 3 Islamic Culture and Socialization
Unit 4: Impacts of Naming and Funeral Services in Islam · 6 hours
Read Unit 4: Impacts of Naming and Funeral Services in Islam. Analyze the impacts of Islam on naming and funeral services among the Muslims. Evaluate the effects of Islamic culture of naming ceremony..
Preparing for the exam
- Create concept maps linking core Islamic beliefs to their social impacts (Units 1-5)
- Practice applying Islamic principles to contemporary social issues (Units 6-9)
- Review key Quranic verses and Hadith related to family and community (Units 10-13)
- Focus on understanding the rationale behind Islamic social practices, not just memorizing rules
- Prepare concise summaries of each unit's key points for quick review
Questions students ask about this course
What is ISL432 about?
This course introduces students to the sociological implications of the fundamental pillars of Islam. It explores the social impact of Islamic beliefs, practices like *Şalāh*, *Zakāh*, *Şawm*, and *Hajj*, and institutions such as marriage and family. The course also examines Islamic modes of socialization, including greetings, dress code, education, and funeral services. Students will gain an understanding of how Islamic principles shape individual behavior and social structures within Muslim communities.
How many units does ISL432 have?
ISL432, Islamic Social System, has 13 units across 3 modules, over 161 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is ISL432?
ISL432 carries 2 credit units, at 400 level in Arts.
Is ISL432 hard?
ISL432 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical work.
How long does ISL432 take to study?
About 208 hours of study, spread across its 13 units.
How is ISL432 assessed?
ISL432 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assessments and final examination.
What can I do with ISL432?
Religious Teacher, Social Worker, Community Leader and Counselor.