‫بسم هللا الرحمن الرحيم‬
UNIVERSTY OF BAHRI
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Department of Philosophy
STUDY PLAN
Bachelor Degree in Philosophy
2013
‫بسم هللا الرحمن الرحيم‬
UNIVERSTY OF BAHRI
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
 History:The College of Arts and Humanities was established through ratification
of the senate and the approval of the University Council granted on May, the30 th,
2000. The present College at Bahri University is a natural extension for the same
College at the formerly University of Juba.
 Vision:Attaining the highest international level of excellence through accredited
academic programs and qualified graduates who are able to contribute to the
development of society.
 Mission:Achieving distinction in the fields of humanities and literature via
excellent teaching, research and successful partnerships. The major task is to
prepare qualified graduates who are capable of providing valuable services to the
society and meeting the needs of the labor market.
 Goals/Objectives:The goals and objectives of the establishment of the college
are as follows:
1. Train Bachelor degree, Diploma and postgraduate students in the fields of
languages and humanities to serve the public and private sectors.
2. Provide in-services training courses for serving officials.
3. Revive the awareness and importance of Arts and Humanities and their role in
stimulating and promoting co-existence among different peoples and races, as
well as to enrich the African and international thought.
4. Act as a center for consultancy and research on Arts, language and
Humanities.
5. Establish and maintain contacts and links with similar national, regional and
international institutions to engage in joint: studies and research activities.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
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UNIVERSTY OF BAHRI
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Bachelor Degree inPhilosophy
Study Plan
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 Introduction:
Philosophy department aims to be recognized as a leading department in the
college of Arts and Humanities and to promote the topics of philosophy in the
realm of humanities to meet the needs of the local market with specialists in
various domains of philosophical thought.
 Vision:
To be distinguished in studying philosophical issues through academic
programs of high quality.
 Mission:
Preparation of national cadres qualified to contribute to the development of
society and strengthening the national identity, Arabic and Islamic and
maintaining concurrency with the most recent developments in this specialty.
 Goals/Objectives :
It aims at giving a total, comprehensive interpretation of cosmos (ontology).
As a comprehensive science it answers questions related to the destiny of man.
It creates human, political and social theories that change history.
Philosophy in the form of logic guarantees correctness of scientific proving
(epistemology).
It awakes the mind and satisfies it needs towards ethics, aesthetics and freedom.
Its ultimate purpose is to establish a virtuous society that offers justice and peace
for all people.
Summary of Credit Hours:
Year Study
First
Second
Third
Fourth
B.A
total
Fifth
Total Credit Hours
(B.A. Honors)
Credit
Hours
35
37
32
36
140
35
175
First Year
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
2
Semester I
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
UBAL 1101
Arabic Language Skills I
2
0
2
None
UBEL 1102
English Language Skills I
2
0
2
None
UBIC 1103
Islamic Culture I
2
0
2
None
UBSS 1104
Sudanese Studies
2
0
2
None
AHCR 1101
Introduction to Archaeology
2
0
2
None
AHCR 1102
Introduction to Comparative Religions
2
0
2
None
AHCR 1103
Introduction to Mass Communication
2
0
2
None
AHCR 1104
Introduction to Philosophy
2
0
2
None
AHCR 1105
Introduction to Russian Language
2
3
3
None
18
3
19
Total Hours
Semester II
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
UBAL 1201
Arabic Language Skills II
2
0
2
UBAL 1101
UBEL 1202
English Language Skills II
2
0
2
UBEL 1102
UBIC 1203
Islamic Culture II
2
0
2
UBIC 1103
AHCR 1201
Introduction to French Language
2
3
3
None
AHCR 1202
Introduction to Geography
3
0
3
None
AHCR 1203
Introduction to History
2
0
2
None
AHCR 1204
Introduction to Psychology
2
0
2
None
Total Hours
15
3
16
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
3
Second Year
Semester I
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
UBAL 1201
UBAL 2101
Arabic Language Skills III
2
0
2
UBEL 2102
English Language Skills III
2
0
2
UBEL 1202
AHPH 2101
Greek Philosophy I
3
0
3
None
AHPH 2102
Islamic Theology I
3
0
3
None
AHPH 2103
Modern Philosophy I
3
0
3
None
AHPH 2104
Introduction to Philosophy of Religions
3
0
3
None
AHPH 2105
Traditional Logic
3
0
3
None
19
0
19
Total Credit Hours
Semester II
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
UBEL 2201
English Language Skills IV
2
0
2
UBEL 2102
AHCR 2201
Computer Skills
2
0
2
None
AHPH 2201
Greek Philosophy II
3
0
3
AHPH 2101
AHPH 2202
Islamic Philosophy I
3
0
3
None
AHPH 2203
Medieval Philosophy
2
0
2
None
AHPH 2204
Moral Philosophy I
3
0
3
None
AHPH 2205
Sufism
3
0
3
None
18
0
18
Total Credit Hours
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
4
Third Year
Semester I
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
AHPH 3101
Contemporary Philosophy I
3
0
3
None
AHPH 3102
Islamic Philosophy II
3
0
3
AHPH 2202
AHPH 3103
Islamic Theology II
4
0
4
AHPH 2102
AHPH 3104
Modern Philosophy II
3
0
3
AHPH 2103
AHPH 3105
Political Philosophy I
3
0
3
None
16
0
16
Total Hours
Semester II
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
AHPH3201
Contemporary Philosophy II
2
0
2
AHPH3103
AHPH 3202
Modern Islamic Thought
3
0
3
None
AHPH3203
Moral Philosophy II
2
0
2
AHPH2204
AHPH 3204
Philosophy of Language
3
0
3
None
AHPH3205
Philosophy of Mind
3
0
3
None
AHPH 3206
Social Philosophy
3
0
3
AHPH3103
16
0
16
Total Hours
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
5
Fourth year
Semester I
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
AHPH 4101
Aesthetics
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4102
Philosophy of Law
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4103
Philosophy Terminology
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4104
Political Philosophy II
2
0
2
AHPH3104
AHPH 4105
Research Methods
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4106
Theories of Knowledge
3
0
3
None
Total Hours
17
0
17
Semester II
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
AHPH 4201
INT Philosophy of Science
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4202
Mathematical Logic
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4203
Philosophy of Education
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4204
Philosophy of History
3
0
3
None
AHPH 4205
Philosophy Psychology
3
0
3
None
AHPH4206
Research Paper
4
0
4
None
19
0
19
Total Hours
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
6
Fifth Year
Semester I
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
AHPH5101
Philosophy of Civilization
3
0
3
None
AHPH5102
Philosophy of Logic
3
3
4
None
AHPH5103
Philosophy of Religion
3
0
3
None
AHPH5104
Selected Problems in Islamic Philosophy
3
0
3
None
AHPH5105
Selected Problems in Philosophy
3
0
3
None
15
3
16
Total Hours
Semester II
Contact Hours
Course Code
Theory
Practical
Total
Credit
Hours
Course Name
Prerequisite
Course
AHPH 5201
Philosophy of Science
3
0
3
None
AHPH 5202
Selected Philosopher
3
0
3
None
AHPH 5203
Selected Problems in Islamic Philosophy
3
0
3
None
AHPH 5204
Selected Problems in Moral Philosophy
3
0
3
None
AHPH 5205
Selected Problems in the Philosophy of
History
3
0
3
None
AHPH5206
Research Paper
4
0
4
None
19
0
19
Total Hours
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
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Courses Descriptions
First Year
Semester
I
Course Title: Introduction to Philosophy
Course Code:AHCR 1104
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. This syllabus aims to define philosophy; its evolution and researches, facilitate
philosophy problems.
2. The syllabus aims to enable student think perfectly, develop his mental ability in
criticism and analysis.
 Course Outlines:
*Definition of Philosophy *Emergence and history of Philosophy *Philosophy and its
domains *Greek Philosophy *Islamic Philosophy *Modern and Contemporary
*European Philosophy.
 Basic References:
1- Aristotle, Complete Works, edited by J. A Smith Sir W. D. Ross.
2- Klibansky, R, 1939. The Continuity of the Platonic Tradition during the middle
Ages. Ages Warburg Institute London.
3- Plato, Transl of the Whole Work by B. Jo wett, 1838. Ast. Lexicon Platonicum,
Lipsiae.
.‫ الطبعة األولى‬،‫ مطابع السودان للعملة‬، ‫ نشأة الفلسفة وجذورها‬.)2005( ‫ زكريا بشير‬، ‫ إمام‬-4
.‫ القاهرة م‬، ‫ الطبعة الثانية‬،‫ دار الثقافة للطباعة والنشر‬، ‫مدخل إلى الفلسفة‬.)1985( ‫إمام عبد الفتاح‬، ‫ إمام‬-5
. ‫القاهرة‬، ‫ مقدمة في الفسلفة والنشر‬.)1991( ‫يحيى‬، ‫ هويدى‬-6
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
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Second Year
Semester
I
Course Title: Greek Philosophy I
Course Code: AHPH 2101
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To give students the necessary historical background about Greek philosophical
schools.
2- To develop students mental ability in analysis criticism by studying issue
previously disputed by Greek philosophers.
 Course Outlines:
To enable students understand the thought of some pre-Socratic Greek philosophers:
Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes… to Anaxagoras.
 Basic References:
1. Allan, D. J.1952. The Philosophy of Aristotle, London.
.‫دار النهضة العربية القاهرة‬، ‫ ربيع الفكر اليوناني‬.)1956( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬، ‫ بدوي‬.2
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار النهضة العربية‬، ‫ الفلسفة عند اليونان‬.)1990( ‫أميرة‬، ‫ حلمي‬.3
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار النهضة العربية‬، ‫ تاريخ الفلسفة اليونانية‬.)1946( ‫ يوسف‬، ‫ كرم‬.4
Course Title: Islamic Theology I
Course Code: AHPH 2102
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To familiarize students with the evolution of theology as a science.
2- To explain the cultural, political and religious problems pertinent to Islamic
theology.
3- To enable students how to protect and defend their Islamic doctrines.
 Course Outlines:
To focus on: *the concepts and categories of famous Islamic sects *the difference
between philosophers and Jurisprudence *Specialists and Jurisprudence within
Islamic though.
 Basic References:
1. Encyclopedia Britannica- Vol. -5, Art. John Damescus.
2. Oberman،Political theology in Early
.‫استانبل استامبول‬، ‫ طرق الشبهة‬.)1931( ‫ محمد‬, ‫ التويخثي‬.3
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار المعارف‬، ‫ التجديد في المذاهب الكالمية والفلسفة‬.)1976( ‫ محمد عاطف‬، ‫ العراقي‬.4
Course Title: Modern Philosophy I
Course Code: AHPH 2103
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Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To study the modern philosophy, its characteristics and evolution.
2- To assess the role of theories in formulating ideologies.
 Course Outlines:
To focus on: *Main concepts, characteristics and attitudes in modern philosophy:
*Descartes, Kant, lock and Hume.
 Basic References:
1. Hoffding (H.), History of Modern Philosophy.
2. Korner C.S, Kant, 1955. London, Penguin.
3. Seth (J.) English Philosophies and schools of philosophy.
‫دار المعرفخة‬، ‫فخي الفلسخفة الحديثخة الجخزس الخخامل‬، ‫ تا ريخخ الفلسخفة الحديثخة‬.)1991( ‫ محمد علي‬، ‫ أبو ريان‬.4
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫الجامعية للطباعة والنشر‬
.‫دار المعرفة الجامعية‬، ‫الجزس األول‬، ‫ إعالم الفلسفة الحديثة‬.)1990( ‫ على‬، ‫ عبد المغني‬.5
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار النهضة العربية‬، ‫ دراسات في الفلسفة الحديثة والمعاصرة‬.)1968( ‫ يحيى‬، ‫ هويدي‬.6
Course Title: Introduction to Philosophy of Religions
Course Code: AHPH 2104
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To provide students with knowledgeable background about the evolution of
religions philosophy.
2- To highlight various theories of religions philosophy.
3- To demonstrate an understanding of the scientific methodologies pertinent to
religions philosophy.
 Course Outlines:
To focus on: The relationship between religion and ethics in a philosophical
comparative approach between Islamic and Western culture.
 Basic References:
1. Arnold (T), 1935. The preaching of Islam. London.
2. Mac-Donald, 1965. The religion Attitude and life in Islam,London.
. ‫عين للدراسات اإلنسانية بيروت‬، ‫ مدخل في تاريخ األديان‬.)2000( ‫ سعيد‬، ‫ مراد‬.3
.‫مكتبة الحياة بيروت‬، ‫ تاريخ األديان وفلسفتها‬.)1963( ‫ طه‬، ‫ الهاشمي‬.4
Course Title: Traditional Logic
Course Code: AHPH 2105
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To trace the evolution of traditional logic and its development
2- To enable student develop his mental ability of thinking and taking appropriate
decisions and comprehend correct measurements.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (AHPH)
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Course Outlines:
To present an introduction to the definition and terminology of logic, *Origin and
development of logic, * Main topics of traditional logic: *Inductive and deductive
methods * Propositions and arguments.
 Basic References:
1- Carruccio, F. 1964. Mathematics Logic in History and in Contemporary Thought
(Faber- and Faer, London).
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫مكتبة االنجلوالمصرية‬، ‫ أسل المنطق‬.)1970( ‫ عرابي‬، ‫ إسالم‬-2
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار المعرفة الجامعية‬، ‫ علم المنطق‬.)1932( ‫ أحمد عبده‬، ‫ خير الدنيا‬-3
‫ المؤسسة المصرية للتأليف والترجمة‬، ‫ابن سيناس العباسي‬، ‫من الشفاس‬: ‫تحقيق‬.)1964( ‫ سعيد‬، ‫ زايد‬-4
.‫القاهرة‬،
Semester
II
Course Title: Greek Philosophy II
Course Code: AHPH 2201
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 2101
 Course Objectives:
1. To give students the necessary historical background about Greek philosophical
schools.
2. To develop students mental ability in analysis criticism by studying issue
previously disputed by Greek philosophers.
 Course Outlines:
To deal with Sophists,Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.
 Basic References:
1. Boare, J. L. 1906. Greek Theories of Elementary cognition, Oxford H 4.
2. Jaeger, W. 1947. Theology of Early. Greek Philosophy, Oxford.
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫ مكتبة األنجلوالمصرية‬-1‫طـ‬، ‫ فجر الفلسفة اليونانية قبل سقرط‬.)1954( ‫ أحمد فؤاد‬، ‫ األهواني‬.3
. ‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار النهضة العربية‬، ‫ اإلفالطونية المحدثة عند الحرب‬.)1945( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬، ‫ بدوي‬.4
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار النهضة العربية‬، ‫ ربيع الفكر اليوناني‬.)1956( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬، ‫ بدوي‬.5
Course Title: Islamic Philosophy I
Course Code: AHPH 2202
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To trace the evolution of Islamic philosophy.
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2- To explain the role played by the orientalists in studying Islamic philosophy.
3- To help students understanding the general theme of Islamic inheritance.
 Course Outlines:
To enable students to understand Islamic philosophy.*Origin and
development.*Islamic philosophers: All Kindi-Al Farabi, Avicenna.AlGhazali.
 Basic References:
1- Arbery A. J. 1951. Avicenna on theology, London.
2- Ayer A. J.1951. The Problem of Knowledge Edinburgh.
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار للطباعة والنشر‬، ‫ تمهيد لدراسات الفلسفة اإلسالمية‬.)1989( ‫ على‬، ‫ عبد الرازق‬-3
. ‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار الثقافة العربية للنشر والتوزيع‬، ‫ الفلسفة اإلسالمية في المشرق‬.)1990( ‫ فيصل بريد‬، ‫ عون‬-4
Course Title: Medieval Philosophy
Course Code: AHPH 2203
Credit Hours: 2
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To give students outlines about the origins and characteristics of medieval
philosophy.
2- To explain the impact of religious ideology on the life thought in medieval ages.
3- To show how philosophy services the domain of Sufism.
 Course Outlines:
*Studies the main Philosophical problems of the middle Ages e.g. *Ethics and
existence Moral and especially the Question of Religion and philosophy in Christian
thought,* it also studies the prominent philosophers of the Middle Ages.
 Basic References:
1- Popkin, R. H,Stroll A.1956. Philosophy Made Simple, Dam Bridge and Co., U.S.A.
2- Goichon A. 1988. The Philosophy of Avicenna and its influence on Medieval
Europe, Oxford, London.
.‫ القاهرة‬، ‫مكتبة االنجلو المصرية‬، ‫ فلسفة العصور الوسطى‬.)1990( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬، ‫ بدوي‬-3
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫ دار المعرفة الجامعية‬، ‫ فلسفة العصور الوسطى‬.)2000( ‫ ماهر‬, ‫ عبد القادر‬-4
.‫ القاهرة‬، ‫ دار النهضة المصرية‬, ‫ معالم الفكر الفلسفي في العصور الوسطى‬.)1962( ‫ عبده‬، ‫ فرح‬-5
Course Title: Moral Philosophy I
Course Code: AHPH 2204
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To enhance our knowledge about the role of moral philosophy in individual life
and society.
2- To ascertain the importance of moral values in our social life.
Course Outlines:
To study the main concepts of ethics: * the development of ethics as human values *
Ethics and religion, * Ethics and social and social law *Ethics and politics.
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 Basic References:
1. An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation. London 1789.
2. Sidgwick , Moral Sciences tripos. by various authors: Cambridge.
. ‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار الثقافة للنشر‬، ‫ فلسفة األخالق‬.)1997( ‫ إمام عبد الفتاح‬، ‫ إمام‬.3
.‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار الثقافة للطباعة والنشر‬، ‫ فلسفة األخالق نشأتها وتطورها‬.)1985( ‫ توفيق‬، ‫ الطويل‬.4
. ‫القاهرة‬، ‫دار المعرفة الجامعية‬، ‫ دراسات أخالقية‬.)1990( ‫ عبد الحليم‬، ‫ عطية‬.5
Course Title: Sufism
Course Code: AHPH 2205
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To contribute to the understanding of different types of Islamic Sufism.
2- To provide a professional understanding of the role played by Sufism in Islamic
thought.
 Course Outlines:
To introduce: * Concepts and principles of Islamic Sufism *Original development of
Sufism *Terms of Sufism important attitudes (illuminism, pantheism, incarnation).
 Basic References:
. ‫ إحياس علوم الدين‬.) ‫ ابو حامد الغزالي ( بدون تاريخ‬.1
‫دار النهضخخة العربيخخة للطباعخخة والنشخخر‬، ‫ فخخي التصخخوف واألخخخالق‬.)1985( ‫ عبخخد الفتخخاح عبخخد‬، ‫ بركخخة‬.2
.‫القاهرة‬،
.‫ رسالة القشري‬.) ‫ القشري ( بدون تاريخ‬.3
Third year
Semester
I
Course Title: Contemporary Philosophy I
Course Code: AHPH 3101
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
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1. To acquaint student with historical knowledge about contemporary philosophy.
2. To recognize the influence of philosophical theories upon political, social, cultural
and religious situations.
3. To enable students reading philosophical theories in concomitant with the
realistic way of thinking.
 Course outlines:
* Contemporary philosophy comprising: * Definition and analysis of current
philosophical issues for instance "Pragmatic philosophy such as in the works of
Williams James and Birth John.
 Basic References:
.‫ مبادئ الفلسفة (كمارت) دار الثقافة العربية – القاهرة‬- )‫م‬1990( ‫عثمان‬، ‫ أمين‬.1
.‫ القاهرة‬-‫ البراجماتزم – دار الحداثة للطباعة والنشر‬- )‫م‬1985 ( ‫يعقوب‬، ‫ قاسم‬.2
.‫ نافذة إلى فلسفة العصر – الكتاب العربي – الكويت‬- )‫م‬1990 ( ‫ زكي نجيب‬، ‫ محمود‬.3
‫م) – دراسات في الفلسفة الحديثة والمعاصخرة – دار الثقافخة العربيخة للطباعخة والنشخر‬1989( ‫ يحيى‬، ‫ هويدي‬.4
.‫– القاهرة‬
Course Title: Islamic Philosophy II
Course Code: AHPH 3102
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 2202
 Course Objectives:
1- To provide students with the a comprehensive information about Islamic
philosophy.
2- To highlight the role of Morrocan philosophers in entrenching the pillars of
Islamic philosophy.
3- To deciphere the impact of Islamic philosophy upon the western one in respect to
faith and the general natural belief.
 Course Outlines:
To enable students understand the modern contemporary Islamic philosophy. *
Innovations * Originality * Renaissance and identity * Islamic philosophers * the
relation between Islamic philosophy and the Western one.
 Basic References:
1. Arbery (AJ) 1951. Avicenna An theology, London.
2. Mentgomory Watt. 1962. Islamic philosophy and theology
– ‫ فلسفة بدار الكتب األهلية بمصر‬5 ‫ جوامع كتاب النفل ألرسطو – مخطوطة رقم‬- )‫ ت‬.‫ابن رشد – (د‬
.‫بيروت‬
.‫ فجر اإلسالم – الطبعة الثالثة – دار النهضة العربية للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬- )‫م‬1935( ‫أحمد‬، ‫أمين‬
.‫م) – الفلسفة اإلسالمية في المشرق – دار الثقافة للنشر والتوزيع – القاهرة‬1990 ( ‫ فيصل بريد‬، ‫عون‬
.‫ طبعة مصر‬- ‫ أراس أهل المدينة الفاضلة‬- )‫م‬1907( ‫الفارابي‬
- ‫ رسالة في معاني العقل عن األقدمين – ترجمة يوسف كرم منشورة بمجلة كلية اآلداب‬- )‫م‬1989( ‫الكندي‬
. ‫جامعة القاهرة‬
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Course Title: Islamic Theology II
Course Code: AHPH 3103
Course Hours: 4
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 2102
 Course Objectives:
1. To provide student with fundamental understanding of the issues in Islamic
theology.
2. Be able to correctly interpret the standpoints of the main Islamic groups.
 Course Outlines:
The syllabus aims to provide student with background knowledge about * The basic
issues in Islamic theology * Recognizing the differences between the Islamic groups
particularly in regard to political matters pertinent to the issue of Imama and the
right Islamic system of rule.
 Basic References:
1. MacDonald, 1927: Development of Muslim theology Junsprudence and
constitutional theory, London.
2. Trions, 1990: Muslim theology, London.
.‫ – دار المعارف – بيروت‬2‫ – جـ‬1‫ الشهرستاني – الملل والنحل – طـ‬.3
– ‫) – التجديد في المذاهب الكالمية والفلسفة – دار المعارف الجامعية‬1976 ( ‫ محمد عاطف‬، ‫ العراقي‬.4
.‫القاهرة‬
.‫ القاهرة‬،‫م )– مدخل إلى علم الكالم – دار قباء للطباعة والنشر‬1987(‫ محمد صالح‬، ‫ محمد السيد‬.5
.‫ مسائل الخالف بين البغداديين والبصريين – تحقيق معن زيادة – بيروت‬- ‫م‬1979 – ‫ النيسابوري‬.6
Course Title: Modern Philosophy II
Course Code: AHPH 3104
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 2103
 Course Objectives:
1. To provide student with the most important characteristics of modern
philosophy.
2. To obtain a better knowledge about modern philosophical theories .
 Course Outlines:
"Studying modern philosophers such as Hegel Nietzche, Marx and Schopenhuer.
* Highlighting the influences of those philosophers from political social and economic
perspectives.
 Basic References:
1. Hoddsinf (H.), History of Modern Philosophy
.‫ – دار المعرفة الجامعية القاهرة‬5‫م) – تاريخ الفلسفة الحديثة – جـ‬1991 ( ‫ محمد علي‬، ‫ أبوريان‬.2
.‫ القاهرة‬-‫ دار المعرفة الجامعية‬- 1‫ أعالم الفلسفة الحديثة – جـ‬-)1990 ( ‫ على عبد‬، ‫ المعطي‬.3
. ‫م)– دراسات في الفلسفة الحديثة والمعاصرة – دار النهضة العربية – القاهرة‬1968(‫ يحيى‬، ‫ هويدي‬.4
Course Title: Political Philosophy I
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Course Code: AHPH 3105
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To familiarize students with the origins of the early political ideas during the
Greek era.
2. To ascertain the place of political philosophy among other political sciences.
3. To enable students discover the legal values that can add a legal impression to
the obedience of the governor and the state.
 Course outlines:
*Problems of methodology * Political and philosophy * The social contract theory
(Hobbs, Locke, Raussue) * Theories of the state
 Basic References:
1. Dunning, (W. A). 1962. A History of Political Theories from Luther to
Montesquieu.
2. SkoLimowski, H. 1990. Polish Analytical Philosophy, Routledge and Kegan Paul,
London.
. ‫ من أصول الفكر السياسي – دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬- )‫م‬2000( ‫ فضل محمد‬، ‫ إسماعيل‬.3
‫م) – ترجمة محمد عرب صباحي – تاريخ الفكر السياسي – المؤسس الجامعية‬1979( ‫ جان جاك‬،‫ شوفالييه‬.4
.‫للدرسات والنشر – بيروت‬
.‫ الفكر السياسي الغربي – دار المعرفة الجامعية – القاهرة‬- )‫م‬1993(‫ على عبد المعطي‬، ‫ محمد‬.5
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Course Title: Contemporary Philosophy II
Course Code: AHPH 3201
Course Hours: 2
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 3101
 Course Objectives:
1- To help students understand the most important cases of contemporary
philosophy.
2- To demonstrate with examples the best methodology to be adopted with the
purpose of solving the philosophical problems from various facts.
 Course Outlines:
Contemporary philosophy include: * Philosophy phenomena; *Instance:
DemondHorsel, MaksirShilar. *Philosophical existence, examples: *Jean Paul sartar *
Gabriel Narsel * Martin and hedger.
 Basic References:
1. Russel 1961, B, History of Western Philosophy, George Allen and Unwin London.
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2. Peter Freund, Sh. F. and Denise, 1968. The Contemporary Philosophy and
Origin, Affiliated East-West Press, New Delhi.
– ‫ ت) – ترجمة محمخد فتحخي الشخنقيطي – مخدخل إلخى الفلسخفة – مكتبخة القخاهرة الحديثخة‬.‫ كارل (د‬، ‫باسبرز‬
.‫بيروت‬
.‫ األبواب المقفلة – دار مكتبة الحياة – بيروت‬- ‫ ترجمة هاشم الحسين‬- )‫م‬1989( ‫ جان بول‬، ‫سارتر‬
.‫م)– الفلسفة المعاصرة – مطبعة جامعة النيلين – الخرطوم‬1994 (‫ عبد المتعال زين‬، ‫العابدين‬
.‫ – القاهرة‬1‫م) – مفهوم األيديولوجيا – المركز الثقافي العربي – طـ‬1983 ( ‫ عبد‬، ‫العروي‬
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Course Title: Modern Islamic Thought
Course Code: AHPH 3202
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To give students the necessary background about the originality of Islamic
thought and its innovative components.
2. To define the inherent problems between the ancient and modern Islamic
thought.
3. To explain the nature of affinity between Islamic thought and the western one.
 Course Outline:
To enable students understand the modern and contemporary Islamic thought:
*Innovations * Originality * Renaissance and Identity * Islamic philosophers.
 Basic References:
1. Arnold, T. 1938. The Preaching of Islam, London.
2. Igbal, M. 1938. Reconstruction in the religious thought in Islam . London.
.‫ سوسيلوجيا الفكر اإلسالمي – مؤسسة االنتشار العربي – بيروت‬-)‫م‬2000 ( ‫ محمود‬، ‫ إسماعيل‬.3
.‫م) – زعماس اإلصالح في العصر الحديث – دار النهضة العربية – القاهرة‬1989 ‫ أحمد‬، ‫ أمين‬.4
.‫م )– الفكر اإلسالمي الحديث وصلته باالستعمار الغربي – مكتبة وهبة – القاهرة‬1991( ‫ محمد‬، ‫ البهي‬.5
‫م) – قضخخايا الفكخخر اإلسخخالمي الحخخديث بخخين األصخخالة والمعاصخخرة – دار‬1997 ( ‫ محمخخد أحمخخد‬، ‫ عبخخد القخخادر‬.6
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Course Title: Moral Philosophy II
Course Code: AHPH 3203
Course Hours: 2
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 2204
 Course Objectives:
1- To explain the nature of moral philosophy and its relation with other disciplines.
2- To determine the main characteristics of the theoretical morals and the practical
ones.
3- To determine the most appropriate way that should be followed by Man to be an
ideal humanbeing and hence having a balanced-personality.
 Course Outline:
A continuation of course 2203
 Basic References:
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1. Benda, T. 1942. The Living Thought of Kant, London.
2. Burnet, (John) T. 1956. Greek Philosophy – New York.
3. Russel, B, 1961. History of Western Philosophy, George Allen, and Unwin London.
.‫م) – األخالق بين الفلسفة وعلم االجتماع – دار قباس للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬1991( ‫ السيد محمد‬،‫ بدوي‬.4
.‫م) – المجمل في تاريخ علم األخالق – دار الثقافة العربية – القاهرة‬1946( ‫ توفيق‬،‫ الطويل‬.5
.‫م) – دراسات أخالقية – مكتبة األنجلو المصرية – القاهرة‬1989( ‫ عبد الحليم‬، ‫ عطية‬.6
،‫م) – درسات في فلسفة األخالق – دار النهضة المصرية للطباعة والنشخر‬1990( ‫ محمد عبد الستار‬،‫ نصار‬.7
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Course Title: Philosophy of language
Course Code: AHPH 3204
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To cast lights on the philosophy of language and its evolution.
2. To allow students understand human thought according to language symbols.
3. To trace the construction exchange and verbal talks via methodologies that are
devoid in Arabic studies.
 Course Outline:
To focus on Nature and Function of language * Language description and analysis *
Concepts of language guidance and synthesis
 Basic References:
1. Chappell, V. C. 1970. Ordinary Language, edited by Caton University of Illinois
Press U.S.A.
2. Charles Worth, M. J. 1959. Philosophy and Linguistic Analysis, Duguense Studies,
philosophical Services a Duguense University of Illinois Press U.S.A.
3. Goichon .(n.d.). The Philosophy of Avicenna and its influence on Medieval Europe.
4. Popkin, R. H. and Stroll, A., 1956. Philosophy Made Simple. Cambridge and Co.,
U.S.A.
.‫ القاهرة‬-‫م )– في فلسفة النفل – الدار المصرية للطباعة والنشر‬1995 (‫ عثمان‬، ‫ أمين‬.5
.‫ دار الوفاس لدينا للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬- ‫م )– في فلسفة اللغة‬2003 ( ‫ محمود فهمي‬،‫ زيدان‬.6
.‫)– فلسفة اللغة واالستطيقا – الشركة العالمية للطباعة والنشر لونجمان‬1970 ( ‫ لطفي‬، ‫ عبد البديع‬.7
Course Title: Philosophy of Mind
Course Code: AHPH 3205
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To study the nature of mind and mental events.
2- To outline the most important characteristics of mind and body.
3- To study the science of psychology among Islamic and western thinkers.
 Course Outline:
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To focus on past and present attitudes in philosophy and philosophers (Plato,
Descartes, Kant and Gestalt) and some issues such as: *Mind * Identity *Perception *
Special language.
 Basic References:
1. Husserl, Edmund, 1931. Ideas General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology
(Translated by W. R. Boyce Gibson, London. George Allen and Unwin Ltd).
2. Strong, C.A. (n.d.). Essays on the Natural Origin of the Mind.
3. Wood Worth, R. S. 1931. Contemporary Schools of Pyschology (New York).
.‫م ) – الزمان الوجودي – دار القلم – القاهرة‬1962( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬،‫ بدوي‬.4
– ‫م )– اإلدراك الحسخخي عنخخد ابخخن سخخيناس – دار الشخخروق للطباعخخة والنشخخر‬1980 ( ‫ محمخخد عثمخخان‬،‫ تجخخاني‬.5
.‫القاهرة‬
. ‫م) – فكرة الجسم في الفلسفة الوجودية – مكتبة األنجلو المصرية‬1962 ( ‫ حبيب‬،‫ الشاروني‬.6
.‫م) – هنري برجسون – دار مكتبة الهالل – بيروت‬1990( ‫ مصطفى‬، ‫ غالب‬.7
Course Title: Social Philosophy
Course Code: AHPH 3206
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 3103
 Course Objectives:
1. To provide students with knowledge background about the emergence of social
ideas and the most prominent issues that have obsessed social philosophers.
2. To delineate the role of the pioneering social philosophers who have made
outstanding impact in the discipline of social science.
 Course Outlines:
To focus on social aspects of philosophy: *Social paradigms * Concept of power *
Concept of Punishment * Concept of Justice * Historical Materialism * Human
Urbanization, * Social laws governing the mechanism of social interactions.
 Basic References:
1. Abraham J. H.. 1973. The Origins and Growth of Sociology Hazell Watson and
Viney Ltd. London.
2. Deck, R. N, 1979. Hand Book of Social Philosophy. Macmillan Publishing Co. New
York.
3. Milne A. S. (n.d). .The Social Philosophy English Idealism – George Allen and M
64. London.
.‫م) – مشكلة الحرية – مكتبة مصر للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬1990 ( ‫ زكريا‬،‫ إبراهيم‬.4
.‫م) – تاريخ الفكر االجتماعي – دار المعرفة الجامعية – القاهرة‬1997( ‫ غريب سيد‬،‫ أحمد‬.5
‫م)– مفهخخوم العدالخخة االجتماعيخخة بخخين الفكخخر اإلسخخالمي والفكخخر الغربخخي – مطخخابع‬2010(‫ زكريخخا بشخخير‬،‫ إمخخام‬.6
.‫السودان للعملة – الخرطوم‬
.‫م) – علم االجتماع ومدارسه – الدار القومية للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬1996( ‫ مصطفى‬،‫ الخشاب‬.7
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Fourth year
Semester
I
Course Title: Aesthetics
Course Code: AHPH 4101
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To enable students understand the importance of aesthetics in our life.
2- To differentiate between moral and immoral art.
 Course Outlines:
A description of the origin and history of this science, * Different aesthetic theories
subjectivism and objectivism. * Aesthetic of philosophers such as Plato, * Descartes,
Kant and Tolstoy.
 Basic References:
1. Bertr, A. and Russeu, T. 1964. Human Society in Ethics and Politics. George Allen
and Unuin. London.
.‫ دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬- ‫م) فلسفة الجمال نشأة الفنون الجميلة‬1987 (‫ محمد على‬، ‫ أبوريان‬.2
.‫م) من النقل إلى اإلبداع – دار قباس للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬1995( ‫ حسين‬،‫ حنفي‬.3
.‫م) في علم الجمال – الدار السودانية للكتب – الخرطوم – بيروت‬1990 ( ‫ مصطفى‬،‫ عبده‬.4
Course Title: Philosophy of law
Course Code: AHPH 4102
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- Defining the philosophy to of law and its development during the passage of time
up to the present.
2- Explaining the importance of law in organizing our social life.
 Course Outlines:
The course includes: * The social origins of law * Natural law theory * Modern law
theories * Secular laws philosophy * Pure law theories and law in Islamic thought.
 Basic References:
1. Halton, A. 1914. Introduction to the study of law. London.
2. Walton, A. 1907. Scope and Interpretation of the Civil Code of Lower Canada.
.‫م) – فلسفة القانون والسياسة عند هيجل – دار التنوير بيروت‬1982( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬،‫ بدوي‬.3
.‫م)– فلسفة القانون – مكتبة وهبة للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬1993( ‫ هنري‬،‫ رياض‬.4
.‫م) – مدخل القانون – مقدمة القانون – دار النهضة المصرية – القاهرة‬1990( ‫ علي‬،‫ الزين‬.5
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Course Title: Philosophy Terminology
Course Code: AHPH 4103
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives
1- To acquaint students with the philosophical terminology in English language.
2- To explain the importance of these philosophical terms as frequently mentioned
in dictionaries and glossaries.
 Course Outlines
The course comprises the common terms that are essential in the study of various
philosophical topics.
 Basic References:
1- Ency. of philosophy Vol. 2, (n.d.). Art Enligtment
2- Runes. D. D. 1945. The Dictionary of philosophy GerogeKoutledge and sons Ltd.,
Great Britain.
‫ ت) – المعجم الشامل لمصطلحات الفلسفة – مكتبة مريدي – القاهرة بيروت‬.‫عبد المنعم (د‬،‫ حنفي‬-3
.‫ دليل أكسفورد للفلسفة – المكتب الوطني – ليبيا‬-‫ ت) – ترجمة بخيت المصاوي‬.‫ لندهو (د‬،‫ ندرشت‬-4
.‫ دار قباس – القاهرة – بيروت‬- ‫ المعجم الفلسفي‬- )‫ت‬.‫ وهبى (د‬،‫ مراد‬-5
Course Title: Political Philosophy II
Course Code: AHPH 4104
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: AHPH 3104
 Course Objectives
1- To acquaint students with a historical background about the political theories and
ideals.
2- To explain the role of these theories in formulating the future of the past
societies.
 Course Outlines
A continuation of the course AHPH 3104 to study some selected advanced topics.
 Basic References:
1- Barnes; C.D. 1995: Political Ideals – London 9.
2- Barnes; H, E1934: Sociology and Political Theory – New York.
3- Cook, T., I, 1937: History of Political Philosophy form Plato to Barke. New York.
‫م) – ترجمخخة محمخخد عخخرب صاصخخيال – تخخا ريخخخ الفكخخر السياسخخي – المؤسسخخة‬1979 ( ‫ جخخان جخخاك‬،‫ شخخوفاليبه‬-4
.‫الجامعية للدراسات والنشر والتوزيع – بيروت‬
.‫ الفكر السياسي الغربي– دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬- )‫ ت‬:‫ علي (د‬،‫ عبد المعطي‬-5
Course Title: Research Methods
Course Code: AHPH 4105
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
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 Course Objectives
1- To enable Students how to write a dissertation following a perfect scientific plan
and methodology.
2- To allow students how to scientifically discuss the research topic(s).
 Course Outlines:
To study the theoretical framework of making philosophy research *Formation of the
research problem *Hypotheses and objectives of the research * Methods of data
collection * Methods of data analysis * Approaches of information, Interpretation
and presentation in the form of thesis and research paper.
 Basic References:
1. Lutz F. W. M. A Ramzey. 1990 . The use of Anthropological Method in Education,
Education and Urban Society. Vol. 52345 .
‫ مناهج البحث فخي العلخوم التربويخة والنفسخية – دار المعرفخة الجامعيخة‬- )‫م‬1995( ‫ محمد عبد الظاهر‬،‫ الطيب‬.2
.‫– القاهرة بيروت‬
.‫م) – البحث العلمي حرفة وفن – دار الكندي للنشر والتوزيع – األردن‬1998( ‫ منصور‬،‫ نعمان‬.3
Course Title: Theories knowledge
Course Code: AHPH 4106
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives
1. To give students the necessary historical background about science and scientific
methodology
2. To clarify the difference between the scientific methodology and other ones.
3. To explain the role of the philosophical approaches in formulating the theory of
knowledge.
 Course Outlines:
*Nature of knowledge: source and ability *Theories of knowledge in Greek, modern
and contemporary philosophies (Rationalism and Empiricism).
 Basic References:
1. D. Popper. C. 1956. Objective knowledge, London.
.‫ مقدمة في علم الفلسفة – دار النهضة للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة بيروت‬- )‫ ت‬:‫ إمام عبد الفتاح (د‬،‫ إمام‬.2
.‫ نظرية المعرفة من منظور إسالمي – الدار السودانية للكتب – الخرطوم‬- )‫م‬2000( ‫ زكريا بشير‬،‫ إمام‬.3
.‫م) – مقدمة في الفلسفة العامة – الدار المصرية للنشر والطباعة القاهرة‬1990( ‫ يحيى‬،‫ هويدي‬.4
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Semester
II
Course Title: Introduction to Philosophy of Science
Course Code: AHPH 4201
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To familiarize students with history and principles of philosophy of science.
2. To clarify the role of philosophical theories in formulating the empirical laws of
science and delineating the relationship between science and religion.
 Course Outlines:
Inductive and deductive methods *Hypothesis * Scientific Analysis and Methodology
* Predication * Necessity and Probability.
 Basic References:
1. Frank., P. 1959. Philosophy of Science the link Between Science and Philosophy.
Prentice – Hall. Inc., N-Y-.
.‫ الخرطوم‬،‫ دار السداد للطباعة‬.‫م)– فلسفة العلم من منظور إسالمي‬2002( ‫ زكريا بشير‬،‫ إمام‬.2
.‫ فلسفة العلم – دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬-)‫م‬1990( ‫ صالح‬،‫ قنصوه‬.3
.‫ ت) – فلسفة العلوم – دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬.‫ ماهر عبد القادر (د‬، ‫ محمد علي‬.4
Course Title: Mathematical logic
Course Code: AHPH 4202
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. Students will be given the historical background of this discipline and how it had
seen the horizon.
2. Students will learn how to differentiate between traditional and mathematical
logic.
3. The role of logic in pragmatic sciences will be disputed
 Course Outlines
To focus on principles of formal logic: * Criticism of Aristotle's logic * Types of
proposition * Calculus propositions * Theories of predicate and relations * Truth
table * Truth value, Truth function.
 Basic References:
1. Boole, G. 1952. Mathematical Analysis of Logic “In: Studies in Logic and
Probability. London.
.‫ المنطق الصوري والرياضي – مكتبة النهضة المصرية القاهرة‬- )‫م‬1968( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬،‫ بدوي‬.2
.‫م) – المنطق وفلسفة العلم – دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬1988( ‫ على عبد المعطي‬،‫ محمد‬.3
.‫ مقدمة في المنطق – دار النهضة المصرية للنشر والطباعة – القاهرة‬- )‫م‬1990( ‫ محمد‬،‫ مهران‬.4
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Course Title: Philosophy of education
Course Code: AHPH 4203
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives
1. To help students acquire a historical background about the philosophy of
education and the relationship between philosophy and education.
2. To introduce students to the most important schools of education.
3. To enable students improve their level of learning grammar and the origins of
sciences.
 Course Outlines:
To study selected educational concepts or theories in Greek .Islamic. Modern and
contemporary philosophies.
 Basic References:
1. Boyed, W. 1947. The History of Western Education. London. Adam Charles. Black,
Forth, Edition.
2. Bults, R, Freeman, A. 1947. Cultural History of Education. New York. London,
Mcgraw Hill book Company, Inc.,.
3. O' Conner, D. 1957 An introduction to the philosophy of Education. Rout
LedgeandKegan Paul. London.
.‫ القاهرة‬-‫م) – دراسات في التربية المقارنة – دار النهضة المصرية‬1965( ‫ وهيب‬،‫ سمعان‬.4
‫ دار الثقافخة‬- ‫ فلسفة التربية اتجاهاتها ومدارسها – عالم الكتب للنشر بيخروت‬- )‫م‬1990( ‫ محمد منير‬،‫ مرسي‬.5
.‫للطباعة والنشر – القاهرة‬
.‫م) – فلسفة التربية عند ابن سيناس – دار الثقافة للطباعة والنشر القاهرة‬1992( ‫عبد الرحمن‬،‫ النقيب‬.6
Course Title: Philosophy of History
Course Code: AHPH 4204
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1- To explain the relationship between history and philosophy of history
2- To highlight the importance of theories of philosophy of history in deciphering
the discipline of history.
 Course Outlines:
* An introduction explaining the relationship between history and its philosophy *
Methodological interpretation of history * Opinions of the leaders of historical
schools (Utopian School and Descriptive School). * Examples for historical
philosophies (IbnKhaldoon, Hgel, Karl Marx, Toynbee and Fico).
 Basic References:
1. Russell, B. 1952. “History of Western Philosophy” Geroge Allen and Unwin LTD
London.
.‫ بين الفلسفة والتاريخ – المركز الثقافي العربي – بيروت‬- )‫م‬1996( ‫ محمد‬، ‫ أركون‬.2
.‫م)– فلسفة التاريخ عند ابن خلدون – دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬1994( ‫ زينب‬،‫ الخضري‬.3
.‫ القاهرة‬،‫ دار النهضة العربية للطباعة والنشر‬،‫ القاهرة‬،‫م)– في فلسفة التاريخ‬1990( ‫ محمود‬،‫ صبحي‬.4
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Course Title: Philosophy of Psychology
Course Code: AHPH 4205
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives
1- To shed light on the development of philosophical psychology as a science and its
relationship with psychology.
2- To highlight the importance of philosophical theories in formulating rules of
psychology as independent discipline.
 Course Outlines
The syllabus includes: * The study of the philosophical psychology in Islam and
Western world * The old Greek philosophy * The study of principles of the modern
and contemporary schools of psychology.
 Basic References:
1. Wood Worth R. S. 1961: Contemporary Schools of psychology (New York)
–1‫م) – تومخال هخوبز فيلسخوف العقالنيخة – دار الفخؤاد للطباعخة والنشخر طخـ‬1985( ‫ إمام عبخد الفتخاح‬،‫ إمام‬.2
. ‫القاهرة‬
.‫ دار االندلل – بيروت م‬- ‫)– مدخل إلى فلسفة ابن سنياس‬1967( ‫ تيسير‬،‫ شيخ طه‬.3
. ‫م) – نوابع الفكر الغربي – ديفيد هيوم – دار المعارف القاهرة‬1990( ‫ زكي نجيب‬،‫ محمود‬.4
Course Title: Research Paper
Course Code: AHPH 4206
Course Hours:4
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To enable students write scientific piece of work using one of the well-known
methodological approaches.
 Course Outlines:
Students to prepare a thesis on a philosophical topic or a philosopher using the most
appropriate scientific research methods.
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Fifth year
Semester
I
Course Title: Philosophy of Civilization
Course Code: AHPH 5101
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To define the concept of 'philosophy of civilization' and ascertain the affinity
between philosophy and civilization.
2. To clarify the role of philosophers in regard to the issues of civilizations dialogue,
civilizations conflicts … etc.
3. To familiarize the student with the impact of Islamic heritage upon the western
one.
 Course Outlines:
The syllabus contents include: * Definition of civilization * Philosophy of
civilization * Relationship between philosophical civilization and the history of
civilization * Theories in philosophical civilization: Instance Towenbi, Hegel, Zionism *
Struggling between civilization and civilized negotiation (dialogue) * Relationship
between religion and civilization
 Basic References:
1. Russell, B. 1952. “History of Western Philosophy” Geroge Allen and Unwin LTD
London.
2. Schweitzer, A. (n.d): Civilization and Ethics, the Mysticism of Paul-The Apostle.
New York.
‫ بيروت‬- ‫ في فلسفة الحضارة – دار النهضة العربية‬-)‫م‬1999(‫ أحمد محمود‬،‫ صبحي‬.3
.‫م) – الرؤية الحضارية للتاريخ – دار المعارف للطباعة – الزقازيق‬1989( ‫ قاسم عبده‬،‫ قاسم‬.4
‫م)– مفهخخخوم الحضخخخارة عنخخخد ابخخخن خلخخخدون وهجيخخخل – دراسخخخة مقارنخخخة – دار‬1990( ‫ محمخخخد حسخخخين‬،‫ نصخخخر‬.5
. ‫الجماهيرية للطباعة والنشر – ليبيا‬
Course Title: Philosophy of logic
Course Code: AHPH 5102
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To study the most important cases of logic of Islamic and western thinkers.
2. To enable students think perfectly and develop their mental abilities for
construction and analysis.
 Course Outlines:
To deal, first, with the definition of logic, and second, with the views of philosophers
on logical concepts (Deduction and Induction).
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 Basic References:
1. Bradley, F. H. 1993. The principle of Logic., London.
.‫م)– االستدالل الصوري – جامعة الكويت للطباعة والنشر‬1990 ( ‫ عزمي‬،‫ إسالم‬.2
.‫م )– المنطق الصوري والرياضي – مكتبة النهضة المصرية – القاهرة‬1968( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬،‫ بدوي‬.3
.‫م) – المنطق وفلسفة العلم – دار المعرفة الجامعية لألسكندرية‬1988( ‫ علي عبد المعطي‬،‫ محمد‬.4
Course Title: Philosophy of Religion
Course Code: AHPH 5103
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To define the concept of philosophy of religions and to compare the heavenly
religions with the created ones.
2. To shed light on the notions of philosophers about the concept of "region".
3. To develop the abilities of students in criticism in tackling the issue of religion
philosophy.
 Course Outlines:
A continuation of course AHPH 2104
 Basic References:
1. Macdonald D. B. 1966. The Religion Attitude and Life in Islam. New York.
‫ ترجمخخة عبخخال محمخخود – دار لجنخخة التخخأليف‬-‫م) – تجديخخد الفكخخر الخخدين فخخي اإلسخخالم‬1968( ‫ محمخخد‬،‫ إقبخخال‬.2
.‫ القاهرة‬-‫والترجمة والنشر‬
.‫م)– الدين والحضارة واإلنسانية – دار الهالل – القاهرة‬1964( ‫ محمد‬،‫ البهي‬.3
– ‫عخين للدراسخات والبحخوث اإلنسخانية – الطبعخة األولخى‬- ‫م) – مدخل في تاريخ األديخان‬2000( ‫ سعيد‬،‫ مراد‬.4
.‫القاهرة‬
.‫م) – تاريخ األديان وفلسفتها – مكتبة الحياة – بيروت‬1991( ‫ طه‬،‫ الهاشمي‬.5
Course Title: Selected Problems in Islamic Philosophy
Course Code: AHPH 5104
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To provide students with the most important questions in Islamic philosophy
during ancient and modern times.
2. How Islamic philosophers have tackled controversial cases such as eternity of the
world, concept of causality and the reconciliation between philosophy and
religion.
3. To develop basic scientific skills in students and hence enabling them tackle the
hot issues of Islamic philosophy and the non- Islamic counterparts.
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 Course Outlines:
* Concept of Causation (Causality) * The concept of Soul Immorality * the Concept of
Adjustment between Religion and Morality.
 Basic References:
1. Arnold, T. 1953. The Preaching of Islam., London.
2. Hamadani. 1933: Some unknown Ismaili Authors and their works. London.
‫م ) – الفكر اإلسالم والفلسفات المعاصرة – قسم التأليف دار النشر جامعة‬1993( ‫ عبد القادر‬، ‫ محمود‬.3
.‫الخرطوم‬
‫ – مخطوط بمكتبة كلية اآلداب‬2‫ – جـ‬1‫م) – دعائم اإلسالم – جــ‬1964 (‫ أبو حنيفة بن حيوان‬،‫ المغربي‬.4
.‫جامعة القاهرة – تحقيق أصغر على فيض‬
.‫م) – نشأة الفكر الفلسفي في اإلسالم – دار النهضة المصرية للطباعة والنشر‬1995( ‫ علي سامي‬، ‫ النشار‬.5
Course Title: Selected Problems in Philosophy
Course Code: AHPH 5105
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To supply students with the most important ancient and modern philosophical
issues through the definition of the concept of secularism and modernism and
renewal of ideological concepts.
2. To elevate the standard of students pertinent to perfect thinking, objective
criticism and coherent analysis.
 Course Outlines:
* Nature of Political discourse * Politics and Ideology * Politics and Religion * Politics
and Morality * Basic Concepts: * Democracy *Shurain Islamic thought * Socialism *
Totalitarianism * Capitalism * Liberalism.
 Basic References:
1. Antony Flew. , 1968, Good and Philosophy. HutchiNason. London.
2. ArtherMarphy. 1963. The Uses of Reason., New York.
.‫م) – موسوعة الفلسفة – المؤسسة العربية للدراسة والنشر – بيروت‬1984( ‫ عبد الرحمن‬،‫ البدوي‬.3
– ‫م) – عصخخر العقخخل – فالسخخفة القخخرن السخخابع عشخخر – دار الحخخوار للنشخخر والتوزيخخع‬1986( ‫ نخخاظم‬،‫ طحخخان‬.4
.‫سوريا الالذقية‬
.‫ الرباط‬-‫م) – مفهوم األيديولوجيا – المركز الثقافي العربي – الطبعة األولى‬1983( ‫ عبد‬،‫ العروي‬.5
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Semester
II
Course Title: Philosophy of Science
Course Code: AHPH 5201
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To supply students with the problems in the realm of philosophy of science.
2. To assess the importance of scientific mythologies in solving problems facing
mankind.
 Course Outlines:
Philosophy of science comprises: * Scientifically law problems theory* Theoretical
psychology for scientific theory * The nations of universal model conveying gestalt
internal scientific theory* The ideal of universal models Fiyriabend * Criticism of
experimental contemporary philosophy * Elements of pragmatically methods such
as observation, experiment and hypothesis (hypotheses).
 Basic References:
1. Frank, P. 1959. Philosophy of Science the Link between science and philosophy.
prentice – Hall, Inc-Y.
2. Whittaker., E.T., A. 1951. History of Theories of Aetheran. Electricity, New York,
Philosophical library Vol. 1. pp 404.
.‫م)– فلسفة العلوم من منظور إسالمي – الدار السوادنية للكتب‬2002( ‫ زكريا بشير‬،‫ إمام‬.3
.‫ دار المعرفة الجامعية القاهرة‬-‫م)– فلسفة العلوم‬1998( ‫ ماهر عبد القادر‬،‫ محمد‬.4
.‫م) – دراسات في الفلسفة الحديثة والمعاصرة – دار النهضة المصرية – القاهرة‬1968( ‫ يحيى‬،‫ هويدي‬.5
Course Title: Selected Philosopher
Course Code: AHPH 5202
Course Hours: 4
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To acquaint the student with the methodology of the selected philosophers and
determining his approach in tackling the issues that worried early philosophers.
 Course Outlines:
To provide the students with detailed information about one of the pillars of the
philosophy discipline.
 Basic References:
1. Russell, B. . 1945. History of western philosophy Csimon and Schuster New York.
2. Strong, C. A. (n.d.) Essays on The Natural Origin of the Mind.
‫م) – فكر الحسم في الفلسفة الوجودية – مكتبة األنجلو المصرية للطباعة والنشر‬1974( ‫ حبيب‬، ‫ الشاروني‬.3
.‫– القاهرة‬
.‫ دار المعرفة الجامعية – اإلسكندرية‬- ‫م) – تاريخ الفكر الفلسفي‬1991( ‫ محمد على‬، ‫ أبو ريان‬.4
.‫م) – مدخل إلى الفلسفة المعاصرة – دار الثقافة للنشر والتوزيع – القاهرة‬1992( ‫ محمد مهران‬،‫ رشوان‬.5
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Course Title: Selected Problems in Islamic Philosophy
Course Code: AHPH 5203
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To Provide students with the most important questions in Islamic philosophy
during ancient and modern times.
2. How Islamic philosophers have tackled controversial cases such as eternity of the
world, concept of causality and the reconciliation between philosophy and
religion.
3. To develop basic scientific skills in students and hence enabling them tackle the
hot issues of Islamic philosophy and the non- Islamic counterparts.
 Course Outlines:
* Concept of Causation (Causality) * the concept of Soul Immorality,* The Concept of
Adjustment between Religion and Morality.
 Basic References:
1. Arnold, T. 1953. The Preaching of Islam., London.
2. Hamadani. 1933: Some unknown Ismaili Authors and their works. London.
‫م) – الفكخخخر اإلسخخخالم والفلسخخخفات المعاصخخخرة – قسخخخم التخخخأليف دار النشخخخر جامعخخخة‬1993(‫عبخخخد القخخخادر‬،‫ محمود‬.3
.‫الخرطوم‬
‫ – مخطخوط بمكتبخة كليخة اآلداب‬2‫ – جخـ‬1‫م) – دعخائم اإلسخالم – جـخـ‬1964(‫ أبخو حنيفخة بخن حيخوان‬،‫ المغربي‬.4
.‫جامعة القاهرة – تحقيق أصغر على فيض‬
.‫م) – نشأة الفكر الفلسفي في اإلسالم – دار النهضة المصرية للطباعة والنشر‬1995( ‫ علي سامي‬،‫ النشار‬.5
Course Title: Selected Problems in Moral Philosophy
Course Code: AHPH 5204
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To familiarize students with the moral philosophy problems
2. To enable students using the right approaches in solving these moral issues
 Course Outlines:
*Concept of punishment (penalty) * Concept of social justice * Concept of social
contract * Concept of existence and evolution * Philosophy and eugenics.
 Basic References:
1. Green, T. H and Spencer (n.d.) Lectures on the Ethics
2. Sidgwick, A. (n.d) – Methods of Ethic – Cambridge University Press. London.
.‫م) – فلسفة األخالق – دار النهضة العربية للطباعة – القاهرة‬1990( ‫ إمام عبد الفتاح‬، ‫ إمام‬.3
– ‫م) – فلسخخفة األخخخالق نشخخأتها وتطورهخخا – دار النهضخخة العربيخخة للطباعخخة والنشخخر‬1998( ‫ توفيخخق‬،‫ الطويخخل‬.4
.‫القاهرة‬
.‫ تاريخ الفلسفة اليونانية – الطبعة الثانية – لجنة التأليف القاهرة‬-)‫م‬1998( ‫ يوسف‬،‫ كرم‬.5
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Course Title: Selected Problems in the Philosophy of History
Course Code: AHPH 5205
Course Hours: 3
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To display the most important problems in philosophy of history through
exposition of Islamic and Western interpretations.
2. To qualify students obtaining authentic decision and developing their mental
abilities in analysis and criticism
 Course Outlines:
To deal with selected problems in the philosophy of history: * Objectivity versus
subjectivity * Nature of historical knowledge * Causal explanation in history *
Contemplative theories * Philosophy of history between Positivists and Idealists.
 Basic References:
1. Toynbee, R. 1953. a study of History, Vol. III, Oxford University Press. London.
2. Sacton, A (n.d.). Introduction to the History of Science Vol. IV. New York.
– ‫ التخخاريخ عنخخد المسخخلمين – مكتبخخة النهضخخة المصخخرية للطباعخخة والنشخخر‬-)‫م‬1977( ‫ محمخخد عبخخد الغنخخي‬،‫ حسخخن‬.3
.‫القاهرة‬
‫م)– ابخخن خلخخدون حياتخخه وتراثخخه الفكخخري – الطبعخخة الثانيخخة – مكتبخخة النهضخخة‬1953( ‫ محمخخد عبخخد‬،‫ عنخخان‬.4
.‫المصرية‬
.‫ اإلسكندرية‬- ‫ التاريخ والتاريخ – دار المعرفة الجامعية‬- )‫م‬1992( ‫ محمد بيومي‬،‫ مهران‬.5
Course Title: Research Paper
Course Code: AHPH 5206
Course Hours: 4
Prerequisite Course: None
 Course Objectives:
1. To train students in writing dissertations by applying perfect scientific
methodologies.
 Course Outlines:
Students to prepare a thesis on a philosophical topic or a philosopher using the most
appropriate scientific research methods.
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