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Prophet, Profits and Politics - The Origins, Spread and Impact of Islam II

"Islam in the World:
Middle Ages to the Modern Era"
San Diego State University
All Grades, All Subject Areas

THE SPRING 2008 WORKSHOP SERIES IS FREE
*A $25 deposit (to be returned at the first meeting) is required to hold your place.

In collaboration with the SDSU Center for Arabic and Islamic Studies, ISTEP is offering a two-part series of workshops exploring the world of Islam - its origins, fundamental beliefs and practices, and its influence and impact on the world, both historically and today.

Our Spring series of workshops focuses on "Islam in the World: Middle Ages to the Modern Era." Along with demostrations of instructional materials and classroom activities for teaching about Islam; speakers from the Departments of History at SDSU and UCSD, and the Departments of Economics and Political Science at SDSU will address a variety of topics directly relevant to the 7th and 10th grade curricula, but of interest to all of us in these days and times, including

Economics of the Middle East in the Middle Ages
History of the Late Ottoman Empire
Twentieth Century Middle Eastern History
The Islamic World East of Iran: Politics of Colonial and Post-Colonial Periods
Islam and the West - Beyond the So-Called Clash of Civilizations

Program Dates:
Saturday, April 19, 8:30 am - 3:00 pm
Wednesday, April 23, 4:15 - 6:45 pm
Wednesday, April 30, 4:15 - 6:45 pm

To register for the Spring Session, click here.







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