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1- Knowing the science of logic, its importance, its fruits, its subject, and the ruling on learning and engaging with it. .
2- Understanding knowledge, conjecture, doubt, imagination, and ignorance, the difference between them, and the propositions that result from knowing these matters.
3. Knowing the ratio of words to meanings. .
4. Understanding the literature of disagreement, its origins, its subject matter, its pillars, and its benefits.
5. Understanding the general and specific causes of disagreement. .
6. Knowing the ethical controls and etiquette observed in disagreements.
Knowledge and understanding:
1- Knowing the ratio of words to meanings. .
2 – Understanding the literature of disagreement, its origin, and its subject matter. .
3. Understanding practical models and applications from the literature of scholarly disagreement during the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him), the Companions, the Successors, and the renowned Imams.
Skills:
1- Developing students' public speaking and presentation skills.
2 – The ability to distinguish between the causes of disagreement, general and specific. .
Developing students' abilities through the use of modern technology and linking it to religious texts.
Values, autonomy and responsibility:
1- Prepare research or posts.
Display the material on PowerPoint.
3- Text reading.
Course Topics:
First: Logic:
First: Definition of logic, its importance, its fruit, its subject, and the ruling on learning and engaging in it. .
Second: Mental Perceptions, and their Divisions. .
Third: Acquired Knowledge: Definition of knowledge, assumption, doubt, conjecture, and ignorance, and the difference between them, and the consequences of knowing these matters in terms of propositions. .
Fourth: The subject and predicate, and the relationship between them. .
Fifth: The Ratio of Words to Meanings. .
Second: The Etiquette of Disagreement
First: Definition of the literature of disagreement, its origins, subject matter, pillars, and benefits. .
Second: The ruling on learning the etiquette of disagreement and its connection to some similar sciences and works on the subject. .
Third: The history of disagreement, and examples of its types, considering its legitimacy, its reality, and its effect. .
Fourth: Causes of disagreement, general and specific. .
Fifth: General rules for resolving disputes. .
Sixth: Ethical controls and manners to be observed in disputes. .
Seventh: Practical examples and applications of the literature of disagreement during the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and the Companions. .
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