The Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World Certification Course is a 100% online course that explores the historical significance of the Arabic Medieval World. The history course available on the Coursera platform has a flexible structure that is convenient for candidates. The course will take the candidates to the Middle Ages and marketplaces of Cairo along with historiographical debates.
The Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World Training will be led by Prof Dr. Petra Sijpesteijn of Leiden University. The course will be taught through video lectures, reading materials, and engaging practice exercises to enhance the knowledge of learners. Once all course procedures are completed, candidates will receive The Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World Certification by Coursera and Leiden University.
The Highlights
Shareable certificate
Flexible deadlines
100% online
19 study hours
Video lectures
Practice exercises
Academic readings
Graded assignments
Peer feedback
English medium
Financial aid
Subtitles in English, French, Portuguese (European), German, Russian, Spanish.
Programme Offerings
Shareable Certificate
Flexible Deadlines
100% Online
English medium
English Subtitles
financial aid
video lectures
Practice Exercises
Academic Readings
Graded Assignments
19 Study Hours
peer feedback.
Courses and Certificate Fees
Fees Informations
Certificate Availability
Certificate Providing Authority
INR 2436
yes
Coursera
The fees for the course The Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World is -
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Amount
Certificate fees
Rs. 2436
What you will learn
Knowledge of history
After completing the Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World Certification Classes, you will learn about the following topics:
The Medieval Islamic City
Travel & Religion
Trade
Power Play
Arabic Science
Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World
Who it is for
The course is designed for anyone interested in history and historical places.
Admission Details
Follow the given steps to enroll in The Cosmopolitan Medieval Arabic World Online Course:
Step 1: Click on the URL given below - https://www.coursera.org/learn/medieval-arabia
Step 2: Click on the “Enroll for Free” option and choose the desired option.
Step 3: Fill in the required details and complete the process.
The Syllabus
Videos
Introduction
How to succeed in your online class?
Readings
Meet the instructor & her team
Leiden University: Facts & Figures
How to subscribe for J-stor
Complete our small survey
Community Guidelines
What is your learning path?
Videos
The Islamic City
The Hammam
Readings
Podcast explained
Introduction to the Islamic City
Islamic City - Historic Myth, Islamic Essence, and Contemporary Relevance
Hospitals
Further Reading
Source Material: Medical commentary
Practice Exercises
Why Islamic?
Islamic - Historic Myth, Contemporary Relevance
The Medieval Islamic City
Arabic versus Greek
Videos
Hajj Darb Zuybada
Minorities and different Islams
Shrines
Amulets (on location Volkenkunde Museum)
Readings
Podcast Explained
Source Material: Photos of Snouck
Jews in the Middle East and Europe
Origins of the Schism
Optional reading: Western Arabia in the Leiden Collections10m
Further Reading
Traveling to Jerusalem
Visiting Al-Haram al-Sharif
Practice Exercises
Muslim - Jewish relations
Religion
The Ascent to Heaven
Videos
The Effects of Trade on Islamic Society
Porcelain
Legal Inventions
The Slave Trade
Orientalism
Readings
Podcast explained
The traveling of Goods and Ideas: Vikings & Dirhams
Udovitch - Legal Innovations
Muslim Slaves in Early Modern Europe: A Forgotten History of Slavery
Optional reading: Slave Traders and Karimi Merchants during the Mamluk Period: A Comparative Study
Further Reading
Focusing on 19th Century Orientalist Views
Practice Exercises
Legal Innovations
Trade & Orientalism
Naked versus Veiled
Orientalist or not?
Videos
Harems: Myth & Reality
The Pen and the Sword
What made the Mamluk army possible and when did it change?
Readings
Podcast explained
Optional: Shajarat al-Durr
Political Intercession at Court
The Pen and the Sword
Optional: Mamluks through European Eyes
Further Reading
Jonathan Brown's view on Slavery
Practice Exercises
Political Intercession at Court
Power Play
Videos
1001 inventions part 1
1001 inventions part 2
The Travel of a Book (translation movement)
The traveling of knowledge (University Library Leiden)
Readings
Podcast explained
Arabic Science
The traveling of Medical knowledge
Transcultural experiences
Optional: Philosophy in the Islamic World: A Very Short Introduction
Further Reading
Creating Arabic collections in Europe
Practice Exercises
Science
Creating a collection
Video
Diverse world; Dynamic world; Connected world. Use & abuse of history