Ata Anzali
I enjoyed this class a lot. It gave a good overview of religion and then specifics of Islam. Very interesting course. Some of my friends recommended me to take something with the religion department and I definitely think this was the course to take
Islamic Traditions is a very thoughtful and engaging class that offers a deep look into the historical, cultural, and spiritual dimensions of Islam. I really learned a lot and valued how the professor presented the material with care and insight, making even complex topics feel accessible and relevant. The discussions were always interesting and encouraged students to think critically and respectfully about different perspectives. One thing to note is that there are some surprise quizzes, so it’s important to stay on top of the readings and lectures. Overall, though, it’s a rewarding course that really broadens your understanding and appreciation of Islamic traditions and the diversity within them.
Islamic Traditions is a very thoughtful and engaging class that offers a deep look into the historical, cultural, and spiritual dimensions of Islam. I really learned a lot and valued how the professor presented the material with care and insight, making even complex topics feel accessible and relevant. The discussions were always int …Read more
Professor Anzali is an engaging, passionate lecturer. He goes off the cuff in the best way possible. He emphasized lectures and pop quizzes in the first half of the semester, and discussions of the readings in the second half. His assignments are fair. I had a rough semester and wasn't as engaged as I'd like to have been, but I still came out with an okay grade. Would recommend a class with him to anyone.
Professor Anzali is an engaging, passionate lecturer. He goes off the cuff in the best way possible. He emphasized lectures and pop quizzes in the first half of the semester, and discussions of the readings in the second half. His assignments are fair. I had a rough semester and wasn't as engaged as I'd like to have been, but I still …Read more