Philosophy: An Islamic Introduction

Course Overview

Philosophy: An Islamic Introduction is a beginner-level course designed to provide a clear and structured understanding of the fundamental concepts, history, and various branches of Islamic philosophy. The course covers everything from the basic introduction to philosophy and its relationship with Islam, to the analysis of knowledge and reality, ethics and social philosophy, philosophy of science, and the Islamic perspectives on education and medical philosophy.

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Who is this course for?

Students who want to gain an introductory understanding of Islamic philosophy

Individuals interested in Islamic Studies, philosophy, or social sciences

Students at madrasa, university, or research level

Teachers, preachers, and public speakers involved in Islamic education and da‘wah

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What you will learn by the end of this course

The basic definition and purpose of philosophy

Understanding the relationship between Islam and philosophy

Islamic perspectives on Epistemology and Metaphysics

Philosophy of science and Islamic scientific worldview

Islamic explanations of human nature, consciousness, and ethics

Analysis of social, historical, medical, and educational philosophy from an Islamic perspective

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Course Features

PDF notes and slides for each lecture

Modern, visually engaging presentations

Q&A and discussion-based sessions

Topic-based explanations with examples and references

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Course Modules

1. Introduction to Philosophy and its Relationship with Islam

2. History and Branches of Islamic Philosophy

3. Epistemology and Metaphysics in Islam

4. Philosophy of Science and Islamic Scientific Thought

5. Human Nature and Consciousness

6. Ethics and Social Philosophy

7. Philosophy of History and Islamic Historical Consciousness

8. Philosophy of Medicine

9. Philosophy of Education and Islamic Educational Theory

10. Summary Review and Final Discussion