IUSU1043

1 for  tutorial  (1.5  hour per x 14 weeks)   عدد الساعات المعتمدة

• To acquaint the student with the meaning of ideological invasion, how it started, its history, goals and methods.
• To know the most famous methods of ideological invasion in today’s daya and age: orientalism: how it started, developed and its effects.
• To know the most dangerous method of ideological invasion present today: sahyooniyyah and masonic missionary work.

• Pay attention to the various differing methods and forms which is under the ideological invasion organization.
• Warn against ideological invasion with its various methods and forms.
• Abide by the fundamental values of Islam in terms of aqeedah, manners since it will fortify him from ideological invasion.

• The concept of ideological invasion and its emergence.
• The emergence of sects and their challenge to Islam.
• Facing the phenomenon of fabricated Hadith (mau’dËÑ).
• The objectives of the ideological invasion.

Means of ideological invasion in the contemporary era:

Orientalism-1

• The tools of ideological invasion.
• The school of Orientalism

• Emergence and history of Orientalism.
• The causes of Orientalism, the relationship between Orientalism and colonization and the speech Hanuto.
• The interest of European universities in Oriental Studies.
• The positive attitudes of Orientalists.

Orientalism-3 

• Cont. the positive attitudes of orientalists and how to draw lessons from them.
• Examples of the Orientalists’ false accusation regarding the Prophet and Quran.
• Comparison between the Orientalists’ false accusation and those uttered by the disbelievers.

• Examples from the admonition addressed to the Prophet by Allah in Quran as a proof of the divinity of Quran.
• The several miraculous features in Quran as a proof of the truthfulness of The Prophet.
• How the Orientalistic ideologies influenced some Arab and Muslim thinkers.

Orientalism-5

• Cont. How the Orientalistic ideologies influenced some Arab and Muslim thinkers.
• The position of Orientalists towards the Islamic faith and rituals.
• The claim of westernizing the human civilization and refuting their false accusation of Quran as an obstacle to intellect.

• Cont.  Refuting Orientalists’ false accusations of Quran as an obstacle to the intellect.
• The position of Orientalists towards the Islamic philosophy.
• Muslim philosophers’ criticism of the Greek philosophy, and the role of the Arabic civilization in the history of the human civilization.

• Cont. The role of the Islamic civilization in the history of the human civilization.
• Academic stances of some Arab and Muslim thinkers in the Islamic civilization.
• The relationship between Orientalism and colonization.

Orientalism-8

• The conspiracy to bring down the Islamic Caliphate.
• Some models that adopted the Orientalistic ideology.
• The book written by Ali Abd Al Raziq: (Al-Islam wa Usul Al Hukm).

Orientalism-9

• Methods employed by Orientalists for fighting the language of Quran.
• The call for abolishing the Arabic syntax.
• The position of Europe towards Christianity.

Christianization-1

• Christianization: meaning and history.
• Books: Al Garah ala Al Alam Al Islami (The raid against the Islamic World) and AL Alam Al Islami Alyum (The Islamic World today).
• The history of Christianization in the Arab region.

Evangelization-2

• Cont. The history of Christianization in the Arab region and the Islamic World.
• The major tools used by missionaries to spread their evangelical principles.
• The role of the Lebanese Christians in spreading Christianity in Egypt.

Evangelization-3

• The role of foreign workers in Christianization.

• The missionary activities in Egypt.
• The relationship of Christianization with Orientalism and colonization.

• The relationship between Christianization and Zionism.
• The phases of Christianization.
• The conferences held by missionaries.

Zionism-1

• Historical introduction to the relationship between the Jews and Palestine.
• Zionism: meaning and significance.
• The historical roots of the international Zionist Movement.

• Cont. The historical roots of the of the international Zionist movement
• The foundation period of the contemporary Zionism.
• The essential nature of the Zionist Movement.

Zionism-3

• Cont. The essential nature of the Zionist Movement and its activities in Europe.
• The American Presidents pledge to create and support a national state for the Jews.

• The features and activities of the Zionist Lobby in America.
• The relationship between Zionism and the Christian crusade.

Zionism-5

• The method employed by America to distort public opinion under the banner of war on terror.
• The interest of the Christian Zionist movement in ensuring the future of Israel. The rigid stance of America towards the Arabs.

• The strategy of Israel for dealing with the Arab World after 1973.
• The religious creed of the Zionist movement.
• Ways for facing the Zionist movement.

• Freemasonry: meaning and history
• Classes of Freemasonry
• Levels and figures of Freemasonry. The importance of the thirty-third Level.

• The position of Freemasonry towards the religions.
• The common principles of the Freemasonry and the Zionist movement.
• The documents written by the Freemason, Wisehawette

• The establishment of the first Congregation of Orshalim and the other congregations.
• The sources of the Freemasonic beliefs.
• Freemasonry is a declared war on Islam now and in the past.

1. Abdul Aziz Said, Mohammed Abu-Nimer and Meena Sharify.Contemporary Islam : dynamic, not static. Funk, New York, NY : Routledge, 2006.
2. Moaddel, Mansoor, and  Kamran Talattof. Modernist and fundamentalist debates in Islam : a reader.  New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2002.

Other Materials:

1. Stumpf, Samuel Enoch, and James Fieser.  Philosophy : history and problems . Boston : McGraw-Hill, c2003.
2. Qaradawi, Yusuf. Islamic awakening between rejection & extremism. International Institute of Islamic Thought , 2007.
3. Seikh, Azhar. Modernisation of Islam.  New Delhi : Arise Publishers & Distributors, 2006.
4. Husain, Mir Zohair. Islam and the Muslim world. Dubuque, IA : McGraw-Hill, c2006.
5. Zakariya, Fouad. Myth and reality in the contemporary Islamist movement. Trans. Ibrahim M. Abu-Rabi’, by Zakariya, Fouad, London : Pluto Press, 2005.
6. Lawhead, William F. The modern voyage, 1400-1900.  Australia ; Belmont, CA : Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 2002

All other materials will be available to students online.