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Scriptures

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Instructor: Jim Watts

Institution: Syracuse University

Course Year: 2010

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A 2010 course by Jim Watts at Syracuse University explores "the various forms and functions of scriptures, primarily in Judaism, Christianity and Islam."

Peace and Violence in the Qu'ran

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Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Shalahudin Kafrawi

Institution: Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Course Term: Spring

Course Year: 2011

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A 2011 course by Shalahudin Kafrawi at Hobart and William Smith Colleges "discusses Qurâanic views regarding the meaning of Islam and Qurâanic treatment of various forms of peace including liberation, justice, equality, submission, freedom, and tolerance, as well as those of violence including war, self-defense, killing, suicide, sacrifice, and punishment" with attention to historical origins of teachings and contemporary issues.

Interpreting the Quran: Gender and Jihad

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Instructor: Aisha Musa

Institution: Florida International University

Course Year: 2011

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A 2011 course by Aisha Musa at Florida International University introduces "students to the history, interpretation and translation of the Quran, through a close examination of passages relating to issues of gender and jihad from a variety of English translations."