PHIL 1280 — Islam: Rituals, Traditions, and Debates

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Explores Islam through its foundations narrative, rituals, doctrines, and ethical teachings. Presents Islam in terms of its diversity by focusing on a series of key debates in Islamic thought and practice from its early history to the present day in cross-cultural perspectives.

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Spring 20241184045%22.0

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