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Program checklist · Minor

Islamic Studies

Fordham University · Bronx, NY

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
Minor
CIP
05.0207
Credits (computed from items)
171
Catalog edition
2026
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1062
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
191241
CourseShelf checklist
CK_191241_a4ce4cdf
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Learning Goals

0 items

    Required Courses

    3 items
    1. One course on Islamic sacred texts or Islam's foundational history 1
      Not resolved to a course
      3 to 4
    2. One course on Islamic theology/history/philosophy 1
      Not resolved to a course
      3 to 4
    3. One course on Islamic arts/culture/politics 1
      Not resolved to a course
      3 to 4

    Electives

    electives · 1 item
    1. Choose three courses drawn from any of the three categories above (one Arabic course may be included) 2
      Not resolved to a course
      9 to 12

    Sacred Texts/Foundational History courses

    5 items
    1. HIST 1700
      HIST 1700
      As published: “Understanding Historical Change: Mideast”
      3
    2. HIST 1750
      HIST 1750
      As published: “Understanding Historical Change: Islamic History and Culture”
      3
    3. HIST 3217
      HIST 3217
      As published: “Islamic History, 1000–1600”
      4
    4. THEO 3715
      THEO 3715
      As published: “Classic Islamic Texts”
      3
    5. THEO 3716
      THEO 3716
      As published: “Islam and Modernity”
      3

    Theology/Philosophy/History courses

    14 items
    1. HIST 3670
      HIST 3670
      As published: “The Modern Middle East”
      4
    2. HIST 3982
      HIST 3982
      As published: “The Islamic World and the Crusades, 1099-Ca.1700”
      4
    3. HIST 3983
      HIST 3983
      As published: “Apocalypticism and Messianism in Islamic Thought and History”
      4
    4. HIST 3985
      HIST 3985
      As published: “Ottoman Empire/ 1300-1800”
      4
    5. HIST 3986
      HIST 3986
      As published: “Religion and Politics in Islamic History”
      4
    6. LACU 3210
      LACU 3210
      As published: “Islam and Italy”
      4
    7. MEST 2600
      MEST 2600
      As published: “Medieval Islam”
      4
    8. PHIL 3752
      PHIL 3752
      As published: “The Philosophy of al-Fārābī”
      4
    9. PHIL 3753
      PHIL 3753
      As published: “Philosophy of the Islamic World”
      4
    10. POSC 4425
      POSC 4425
      As published: “Seminar: Contemporary Politics and Cultures in the Islamic World”
      4
    11. THEO 3884
      THEO 3884
      As published: “Sufism: Islam's Mystical Tradition”
      3
    12. THEO 4027
      THEO 4027
      As published: “The Ethics of Life”
      4
    13. THEO 4310
      THEO 4310
      As published: “Muslim, Jewish, and Christian Feminist Theologies: Discourses of Difference”
      4
    14. THEO 4371
      THEO 4371
      As published: “Islam in Modern Egypt”
      4

    Arts/Culture/Politics courses

    22 items
    1. AFAM 3115
      AFAM 3115
      As published: “Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X”
      4
    2. ANTH 2614
      ANTH 2614
      As published: “Urbanism and Change in the Middle East”
      4
    3. ANTH 2888
      ANTH 2888
      As published: “Gender and Islam”
      4
    4. ANTH 3006
      ANTH 3006
      As published: “Arab-Americans and the Diasporic Experience”
      4
    5. ANTH 3013
      ANTH 3013
      As published: “Anthropology of Palestinian Communities”
      4
    6. ARAB 2450
      ARAB 2450
      As published: “The Short Story of Arabic Literature”
      4
    7. ARAB 3000
      ARAB 3000
      As published: “Topics in Arabic Cultures”
      4
    8. ARAB 3010
      ARAB 3010
      As published: “Human Rights in Arabic Literature”
      4
    9. ARAB 3040
      ARAB 3040
      As published: “Topics in Arabic Literature”
      4
    10. ARHI 2230
      ARHI 2230
      As published: “Islamic Art”
      4
    11. ENGL 4545
      ENGL 4545
      As published: “Bath Cultures and Bathing Rituals From Antiquity to Brooklyn”
      4
    12. HIST 3818
      HIST 3818
      As published: “The History of Islam in the U.S.”
      4
    13. LACU 3475
      LACU 3475
      As published: “Oppositional Thought in Islamic Literature”
      4
    14. MEST 3620
      MEST 3620
      As published: “Islam in America”
      4
    15. POSC 3418
      POSC 3418
      As published: “Islamic Political Thought”
      4
    16. POSC 3424
      POSC 3424
      As published: “Political Philosophy between Islam and the West”
      4
    17. POSC 3427
      POSC 3427
      As published: “Islam, Art, and Resistance”
      4
    18. POSC 3480
      POSC 3480
      As published: “Islamic Culture and Politics in Spain”
      4
    19. POSC 4425
      POSC 4425
      As published: “Seminar: Contemporary Politics and Cultures in the Islamic World”
      4
    20. THEO 3883
      THEO 3883
      As published: “Medicine and Healing in Islam”
      4
    21. THEO 3885
      THEO 3885
      As published: “Women, Gender, and Islam”
      3
    22. THEO 4545
      THEO 4545
      As published: “Bath Cultures and Bathing Rituals From Antiquity to Brooklyn”
      4

    Arabic courses

    4 items
    1. ARAB 1501
      ARAB 1501
      As published: “Intermediate Arabic I”
      3
    2. ARAB 1502
      ARAB 1502
      As published: “Intermediate Arabic II”
      3
    3. ARAB 2001
      ARAB 2001
      As published: “Arabic Language and Literature”
      3
    4. ARAB 2400
      ARAB 2400
      As published: “Approaches to Arabic Culture”
      4
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