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Social and Economic History of Muslims

Course Description: This course covers the social and economic history of Muslims. It examines the components of society, its various classes, and social phenomena, as well as the influence of Islam on these aspects. It then delves into the economic history of Muslims, the foundations upon which it was built, and its most important characteristics. The course discusses state revenues and expenditures, the key elements of economic activity, including agriculture, industry, and trade, and the factors influencing them.
Credits: 2
Objectives of the course :
  • Understanding the components of Islamic society, its demographics, and the customs and traditions that prevailed within it.
  • Also, identify the most important characteristics that the economic system in Islam is based on, its resources and expenditures, and the factors influencing it.
  • And employing the skills of analysis, deduction, connection, arrangement, and comparison in the course topics.
Course outputs :
  • Knows the components of Islamic society.
  • It describes the characteristics of the economic system among Muslims.
  • Lists the state's resources and expenses and the types on which the Islamic economy was based.

Skills:

  • It summarizes the foundations of Islamic justice and equality among the strata of Muslim society.
  • It compares the state's resources and its expenses.
  • It links the causes of economic crises with their outcomes.
  • Draws a table showing the state's revenues and expenditures during the reign of one of the Caliphs.

Values, autonomy and responsibility:

  • He trusts his abilities and continues to learn on his own.
  • Converses expressing his opinion respectfully of others' views.
  • Communicates orally and in writing with others.
Additional information:
  • Last updated: June 25, 2026

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