Islamic history course

Islamic history is a broad field that covers the history of the Islamic world from the emergence of Islam in the seventh century AD until the present.
This science includes the study of the political, social, cultural and religious events that shaped the development of Islamic civilization throughout the ages.

The course topics usually include studying the beginnings of Islam, the wars and conquests that contributed to the spread of Islam, the emergence of states and the Islamic caliphate such as the Umayyad state, the Abbasid state, and the Ottoman state, the development of sciences and arts in Islamic times, and the Islamic influence on science, philosophy, architecture, literature, music, and fine arts.

Study subjects also include an analysis of international relations between Islamic countries and with the outside world, the influence of Islamic culture on other civilizations, and political, economic and social developments in the Islamic world throughout the ages.

A wide range of different sources are used in the course, including historical literature, academic articles and primary sources such as historical texts, documents and maps. The course also encourages discussion and interaction among students to exchange opinions and ideas and enhance their understanding of school subjects.

• Adjectives
• Plural
• Prepositions
• Feminine
• Numbers
• Negation
• Pronouns
• Questions
• Determiners
• Nouns
• Verbs
• Present Tense
• Past Tense
• Future Tense
• Imperative
• Comparative
• Adverbs