WREL 373

Islam and Democracy

University of Bridgeport · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course aims to address the following questions; Are Islam and democracy compatible? How is religious interest defined? How are Islamic images and institutions used? What is the historical relationship between Islam and politics? When and under what conditions is Islam publicized and politicized? Is Islam compatible with modernity? Is it possible to be modern and Muslim at the same time? How do Islamic scholars deal with the questions of “difference”, democracy, and science? The major task of this course will be to assess how religion makes an impact on politics, state and society and in turn is impacted upon and potentially transformed by society, politics and the state. Instructor’s permission may be required for this course.

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Class #bridgeport-2232Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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