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Revolution and Piety, Week 8 Readings are below.
Bernard Lewis, The roots of muslim rage.pdfAfghani, Lecture on teaching and learning.pdfAlbert Hourani, Arabs under the Ottoman Empire.pdfAfghani, The Benefits of Philosophy.pdfAfghani_1883_1884_Imperialism_Science_and_Religion_Two_Essays__TRANS_NikkieKeddie.pdfIsmail Kara, Turban and Fez.pdfHanioglu, Blueprints for a future.pdfQasim_Amin_Women_and_the_Veil.pdfislamic-philosophy-and-science.pdfSalvatore, Modernism Modernity .pdfGerhardBowering_2013_secularism_ThePrincetonEncyclope.pdfUssama Makdisi, Ottoman orientalism.pdfYalcinkaya - Debating science Islam free will.pdfLauziere, Secularism.pdfTahtawi, An Imam in Paris.pdfHasan alBanna, Between Yesterday and Today.pdfJuan Cole - Feminism, Class and Islam in Turn-of-the-century Egypt.pdfNomanul Haq, Islamic philosophy and science.pdfMirza Abu Taleb, Travels in Foreign Lands.pdfQasim_Amin_The_status_of_women_in_society_a_reflection_of_the_nations_moral_standards.pdfMuhammad Qasim Zaman, Rhetoric of Reform and the Religious Sphere.pdfDallal, Origins and early development of Islamic reform.pdfJabarti's Chronicle of the French Occupation.pdfHefner, Muslims and modernity.pdfHake, The Death of General Gordon.pdfMy past teaching includes a diverse range of subjects and institutions. I have taught courses on the Middle East and Islam at the undergraduate as well as the graduate level.
The following is a list of courses I have taught as instructor of record:
The University of Chicago
Islamicate Civilization II (1000-1700)
Revolution and Piety in Islam
Thesis Writing
Elementary Arabic
Intermediate Turkish
Loyola University Chicago
Survey of Islamic History
Encountering the Modern Middle East
The Ottoman Empire and the World
McCormick Theological Seminary
History of Christianity Until 1453
The Emergence of Islam
University of Illinois Chicago
The Middle East since 1258
Chicago and the World
The World since 1400
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