http://www.biblicaltraining.com/class/wm647 The purpose of this course is to provide an introductory study of the structure, beliefs and practices of Islam. Special emphasis will be placed on a study of the theology of the Koran. The student will read and study the entire Koran along with important selections from the Hadith, Shari`a material and Sufi writings. The actual historical manifestations of contemporary Islam will be explored with a special emphasis on Islam in the African context. Throughout the course there will be a concern to demonstrate how Islamic thought is different from Christian thought and how the gospel can be most effectively communicated to members of the Islamic faith, the second largest and fastest growing religion in the world today. Feeder 2.0.6(1186) http://reinventedsoftware.com/feeder/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:27:25 +0100 Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:27:25 +0100 lesson-1-introduction lesson-2-preislamic-arabia lesson-3-early-life-influences lesson-4-revelations-hegira-movement lesson-5-revelation lesson-6-creation-anthropology-cosmos lesson-7-pillars-1-2 lesson-8-pillars-3-4 lesson-9-pillar-5 lesson-10-islam-as-a-missionary-religion lesson-11-muhammed-and-caliphs lesson-12-shia-sunni-and-sufism lesson-13-role-of-tradition lesson-14-the-islamic-sharia lesson-15-schools-of-law lesson-16-sufism-and-sufi-orders lesson-17-introduction-hausa-tiv lesson-18-yoruba-maguzawa-key-observations lesson-19-introduction-titles-and-life lesson-20-death-resurrection-and-deity lesson-21-biblicaltheological-issues lesson-22-cultural-issues lesson-23-the-christian-community-in-an-islamic lesson-24-islamic-apologetics-surveyed nonadult