Topics in Religion Studies (242-0-70)
Topic
Sufism
Instructors
Zachary Valentine Wright
Meeting Info
Northwestern Qatar Room 2-257: Tues, Su 10:00AM - 11:15AM (AST)
Overview of class
Sufism, sometimes referred to as "Islamic mysticism", has played a critical role in Muslim societies. This course provides an overview of the key doctrines of Sufism and considers their elaboration in dialogue with broader the broader intellectual, social and political history of Muslim civilizations. As Sufism is mostly widely practiced today in African Muslim societies, the course considers key case studies of Sufi revival in contemporary West Africa.
Registration Requirements
- Prerequisites: None
- Open to First-year students, sophomores and ABP Dual enrolled students
- Open for cross-registration
- Satisfies Media East Studies Minor & Africana Studies Minor
Enrollment Requirements
Enrollment Requirements: NUQ: Seats are reserved for Sophomore and Freshmen only.