Past course · Qur’an & Hadith · IFC-231
This page records a completed BIS course. Dates, fees, schedules, and the original announcement are historical information. Enrollment is closed; any registration instructions in the original announcement are no longer active.
This course familiarizes students with Islam’s primary sources, the Qurʾān and Ḥadīth. Special emphasis will be placed on the various disciplines related to the Qurʾān and Ḥadīth as textual sources of Islam. Students will study the Qurʾān’s preservation, contextualization, and abrogation, as well as the collection, authentication, and contents of the Ḥadīth tradition.
By the end of the course, students will understand the historical canonization of Islam’s primary sources and appreciate the tools developed by Islam’s righteous predecessors to maintain the authenticity and integrity of the sacred texts and also develop the practice of reflective engagement with the Qurʾān and Sunna, enlivening their relationship with Allah and His Prophet.
The following fees were published for this completed offering and are not current prices or an enrollment offer.
| CATEGORY | FOR CREDIT | AUDITORS |
|---|---|---|
| GENERAL ADMISSION | $ 199 (per course) | $ 99 (per course) |
| GENERAL STUDENT (.EDU) | $ 119 (per course) | $ 89 (per course) |
| IQRA FELLOW | $ 119 (per course) | $ 89 (per course) |
| MIRL STUDENT | $ 109 (per course) | $ 85 (per course) |
| MULTI-COURSE DISCOUNT | General: $ 159 (per course) Student: $ 95 (per course) | $ 80 (per course) |
The original listing described aid as first-come, first-served until available funds were exhausted. Registration and aid applications for this offering are closed.
This original announcement is retained as part of the course record. Its dates, fees, and registration instructions do not describe a current offering.
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