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DA‘WAH AND ISLAMIC CULTURE DA‘WAH
METHODS (60 Hours)
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| I. OBJECTIVES |
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- Enlightening the student to various Da‘wah methods
and clarifying the unique features of the various methods.
- Explaining the best usages of these methods.
- Highlighting the difference between Islamic and non-Islamic
methodologies.
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| II. CLASS CONTENT |
| Second
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Introduction
A. Definition of Methodology (Manhaj), Status, Evidences, |
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Sources: Qur’aan and Sunnah,
Seerah, Righteous Caliphs, Experience |
| B. Identification of the
Methods |
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1. According to Origin: Divine or Human
2. According to Topic: Beliefs, Worship, Social
3. According to Nature: Private, General, Individual or communal
4. According to Focus: Emotional, Intellectual, Unbiased
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| C. Goals of the Methodologies |
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1. Establishing the Truth and Removing Falsehood
2. Salvation of Humankind from Ignorance
3. Building the Muslim Character
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| D. General Guidelines of
the Methodologies in Treating Life’s Aspects |
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1. Aspect of Belief: Affirming the correct belief
2. Aspect of the Sharee‘ah: Affirming the divinely revealed
methodology for acts of worship
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| III. TEXTBOOKS |
| A. Required Text: |
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Abdul Hameed ibn Baadees, Precious
Pearls on the Etiquette of Da’wah
Norlain Dindang Mababaya, Da’wah According to the Qur’an
and the Sunnah
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| B. Supplementary
Texts: |
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Muhammad Abul-Fat’h
al-Bayaanoonee, al-Madkhal ilaa ‘Ilm ad-Da‘wah
‘Alee ‘Abdul-Haleem Mahmood, Fiqh ad-Da‘wah
ilaa Allaah
Fat’hi Yakan, Kayfa Na‘ood ilal-Islaam
Muhammad Zayn al-Haadee, al-Manhaj al-‘Ilmee lid-Da‘wah |
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