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      Management for Da'ee  
     
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    Hours 2
    Code AAOP102-E  
    Instructor Sh. Omar Suleiman  
    Email  
    Academy Adviser Email support@mishkahu.com  
    The Author  
    Requirements N/A  
    Price $ 100  
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    Description Sources Lesson Overview
    Course Description for Management for Daee

    GENERAL OBJECTIVES

    This course aims to:

    1. Acquaint the Students with the management model of the Prophet (saw)
    2. Learn management essentials from the sahaba
    3. Analyze the differences between conventional management models and an Islamic one
    4. Shed light on the spiritual necessities of one involved in any form of Islamic management
    5. Provide a detailed structure of an ideal Islamic organization
    6. Shed light on the importance of balance in the life of a daiya

     Required Textbooks

    • Hand-outs: the instructor will provide the students with handouts at different stages of the course. (English)
    • Islam and Management

    ISBN: 9786035010160

    Author: NaceurJabnoun

    Publisher: International Islamic Publishing House IIPH (2008)

    Pages: 356 Binding: Hardcover

    http://www.islamicbookstore.com/b10161.html

    Supplementary Textbooks& Materials:

     

    • PowerPoint Presentations (posted on the website Link)
    • Audio Lectures of the instructor (can be downloaded at Link) 

    Evaluation 

    Monthly assignment (1)                                                                      10%

    Monthly assignment (2)                                                                      10%

    Weekly quiz                                                                                         10%

    Research paper                                                                                   20%

    Final Exam                                                                                          50%

    Topics for Research Papers:

    Students are given the opportunity to choose topics for their research. All research topics must be approved by the instructor at least 1 week prior to due date. Papers should be at least 7 typed double spaced pages in length, and represent coherent analysis and proper understanding of the course.