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• 1: Foundations
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• 2: Challenge of the past
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• 3: Struggling with modernity
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• 4: Paradise lies at the feet of the mother
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• 5: Among the non-believers
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• 6: Last crusade.

This program includes Islam in the world today, The Prophet Mohammed, The Five Pillars of Islam, The Mosque, The Crusades, The art and architecture of Islam, Islam's influence on the West, and Colonialism in the Islamic world.

• pt. 1-2. Series A: Tawheed (Monotheism)
• pt. 3-4. Series B: Prophethood
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• 5. Series B and Series C: Muhammad in the Bible
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• 7. Series C & Series D: Muslim beliefs
• pt. 8-10. Series D: Muslim beliefs --pt. 11-13. Series E: Pillars of Islam
• pt. 14-20. Series F. Moral teachings of Islam.

Examines the principles and beliefs that guide Muslim life. Includes interviews with Islamic experts who discuss the Judeo-Christian roots of this religion and examine its scientific and artistic achievements and its current resurgence.

"Combining the words of the Koran with narration, this video program traces the holy book's origin and describes its impact on the lives of Muslims around the world. It also identifies the Pillars of Islam, the five basic elements upon which the life of a religious Muslim is built.

Discusses the beliefs, teachings and rituals of Islam. Shows how these beliefs and rituals are observed in Egypt as a family returns to their village to celebrate a religious festival.

Attempts to debunk the many misconceptions and stereotypes about Islam that are common both in the United States and abroad. Fosters better understanding of what many consider to be the fastest growing religion in the world. Each part ends with a series of questions and answers reviewing the previously presented information.

Discusses the tenets and modern practice of Islam.

Eyre visits Egypt to explore the experience of Islamic worship. Includes interviews with a number of Muslims who discuss their personal attitudes and approaches to their religion.

Defines Islam in terms of the five duties of a believer, identifies the majority (Sunni) and minority (Shia) traditions. Shows Moslems preparing for prayer and worshipping. Sufism is distinguished from the broader traditions and Islamic architecture and calligraphy are displayed.

Presents Islam and the Quran as seen through the lives and perspective of families and individuals in India.

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• 1. Unity
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• 2. Nomad and the city
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• 3. Man and nature
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• 4. The pattern of beauty
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• 5. Knowledge of the world
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• 6. The inner life.

Focuses on the classic Islamic empire and the realm of its lingering existence from Africa through the Arabian heartland to Indonesia, stressing the universality of Islam. Examines the influence of Islamic doctrine and traditional practices, and shows important contributions of Islamic civilization to the world.

Describes the birth of Islam in Arabia and tells how it grew into one of the world's greatest empires. Explains how the flame of civilization was kept alive in the Near East while western Europe entered the Dark Ages.

This program, filmed in Cairo, Egypt, introduces a mosque and Muslims and provides a respectful introduction to Islam.

Describes how Islamic knowledge made significant contributions in the fields of astronomy, physics, medicine, and engineering.

Director of the Institute of Muslim and Christian Understanding, Georgetown University, Prof. Esposito discusses politics in Islam.

Bill Moyers interviews three scholars: Afaf Marsot, professor of Near and Middle Eastern history at UCLA, Yvonne Haddad, a history professor at the University of Massachusetts, and Michael Suleiman, political science professor at Kansas State University. They discuss the role of religion and religions in Arab society and also Islamic fundamentalism and the media's portrayal of that religious group.

What is an Islamic state? What is its relationship to the people and how democratic can it be? Dr. Hassan Turabi describes the ideal Islamic state and its ideology.

Examines the sociopolitical landscape of Islamic hotspots in the Middle East, Pakistan, Indonesia, Sudan and elsewhere. Film also examines Islam's increasing popularity and considers the use of violence by Muslim extremists to attain their goals.

• [1] Islām kā niẓām-i ʻadl ijtamāʻī, Muhaz̤rāt-i Lāhaur, 1989
• [2] Islām kā muʻāshartī va samājī niz̤ām
• [3] Islām kā muʻāshī niz̤ām
• [4] Islām kā siyāsī niz̤ām
• [5] Niẓām-i ʻadl va qisṭ
• [6-10] Muhaz̤rāt-i Karācī, 1988.

Lectures on Islamic ideology regarding political, economic and social systems by a noted religious scholar.