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The Modern and Contemporary Muslim World in Asia

Course Description: This course deals with the study of the spread of Islam in Asia and the study of European colonialism that the Islamic countries in Asia were subjected to, and then the independence of those countries and the political and civilizational development that followed. Among these countries are Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, and the Maldives, as well as Islamic issues in Asia, such as the Kashmir issue.
Credits: 2
Objectives of the course :

Acquiring sufficient information about the history of Islamic states in Asia, while developing skills in ordering, connecting, summarizing, analyzing, and comparing in areas where these skills are fostered within the course topics.

Course outputs :
  • Knows the conditions of Muslim countries in Asia.
  • The reasons for the race of colonial powers to colonize Muslim countries in Asia.
  • He describes his feelings towards the problems of Muslim countries in Asia.

Skills:

  • The spread of Islam in Southeast Asia, ordered by the earliest appearance in each country:.
  • It connects the causes and outcomes of the Kashmir problem.
  • Compares the policies of colonial powers in the Islamic world in Asia.
  • Analyzes the events that accompanied India's independence and led to the emergence of the Islamic state of Pakistan.

Values, autonomy and responsibility:

  • He trusts his abilities and continues to learn on his own.
  • Converses expressing his opinion respectfully of others' views.
  • Integrates effectively into the national context.
Additional information:
  • Last updated: July 6, 2026

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