This comprehensive course in Islamic Logic (Mantiq) provides detailed study of the principles of logical reasoning and argumentation as developed and refined within the Islamic scholarly tradition. Drawing from classical works including those of Al-Farabi and other Islamic logicians, students will learn the fundamental principles of logical thinking, including the study of propositions, syllogisms, and logical fallacies. The course covers the application of logical principles in Islamic jurisprudence, theology, and philosophy, demonstrating how sound reasoning supports Islamic scholarship. Students will develop skills in constructing valid arguments, identifying logical errors, and applying logical principles to contemporary issues. Emphasis is placed on understanding how Islamic scholars integrated Greek logical traditions with Islamic thought to create a unique approach to reasoning and argumentation.