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Past Exam

Assalamu alaikum,

This is the exam from 2 years ago. Please note we covered topics not in this exam and there are things covered in this exam that will not be covered in your exam. Use it as a practice exam.

World_Religions_Final_Exam.doc World_Religions_Final_Exam.doc
TEST POSTPONED!!!

assalamu alaikum,

Your test is postponed to Wednesday Nov. 2nd. If that is a problem you can write it on Tuesday Nov. 1st.
Moderate Radical Islam: Beyond the Headlines

Video we watched in class today and attached is the RAND CORP. "Civil Democratic Islam"

Civil_Democratic_Islam.pdf Civil_Democratic_Islam.pdf
'Dejabbing'

Read the following article:

http://www.thestar.com/news/article/1063072--shaila-kibria-made-a-painful-but-liberating-decision-to-give-up-the-muslim-hijab

1. What do you think the intent of the article is?
2. Do you believe the issue discussed is one that is prevalent amongst Muslims today?
3. What do you believe is the underlying issue with respect to 'dejabbing'
4. How did you feel reading the article?

1 page, 12 font, Times New Roman
HRT 3M

Course Name: World Religions

Course Code: HRT3M

Credit Value: 1.0

Number of Credit Hours: 110

Teacher: Mr. T. Khan

Contact:

 

Description: This course enables students to discover what others believe and how they live, and to appreciate their own unique heritage. Students will learn about the teachings and traditions of a variety of religions, the connections between religion and the development of civilizations, the place

and function of religion in human experience, and the influence of a broad range of religions

on contemporary society. This course also introduces students to skills used in researching and

investigating world religions.

 

The course will cover the following strands: Religious Beliefs, Social Structures, Religion and the Human Experience, Research and Inquiry Skills

 

There will be 5 units of study that will :

 

1.       Intro to World Religions and Islam

2.       South and East Asia

3.       Researching less common religions and non-religions

4.       zoroastrianism and Qadianism

5.       Judaism

6.       Christianity

 

Unit 1

Intro to World Religions and Islam

25 hrs

Unit 2

South and East Asia

20 hrs

Unit 3

South Asian Religions

10hrs

Unit 4

Zoroastrianism and Qadianism

10 hrs

Unit 5

Judaisim

20hrs

Unit 6

Christianity

Total

20hrs

110 hrs

 

Important Dates

May 2012

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Important Docs and PDF's

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File Description Date Uploaded
Student Outline  ·  doc/56kB 9/12/2011
Tuqiyah  ·  doc/30kB 9/24/2011
Sunni vs. Rafidah  ·  odt/46kB 9/24/2011
Devil's Decepton of the Shi'ah  ·  pdf/5MB 9/24/2011
What you need to know about the test  ·  odt/26kB 10/17/2011
Symbologist for a Day  ·  doc/21kB 10/25/2011
The Four Sights of Siddartha  ·  doc/68kB 11/16/2011
On the Nothingness of Self  ·  doc/34kB 11/16/2011
Criteria for World Religions Presentation  ·  doc/16kB 11/29/2011