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Graded fairly and pretty easily. The final grade is based on quizzes, 6 journals, and a field report. The journals and field report were not graded until the end so I had no real idea of my grade throughout the semester. Since there was no feedback, I did not know if my work (journal entries) was up to his standards.Rate My Professors ↗
Easy class even though a bit boring at times. I learned quite a bit but I wish the material was presented more interestingly.Rate My Professors ↗
He is very rude and not helpful at all. He is very hard to talk to about assignments. And very unorganized. Awful.Rate My Professors ↗
He was unorganized, un-prepared, and rude. He was not clear on any of the written assignments, and didnt even turn one of them back to us. He is by far the worst prof. i have ever had.Rate My Professors ↗
Prof. Anjum is clearly a very intelligent man, who has no idea how to relate to his students. His lectures are scatter-brained and impossible to follow--- NO organization whatsoever. That being said, the class is very easy with little reading, especially for a history course.Rate My Professors ↗
Really disorganized and random lectures. It's clear he knows the stuff, but it is so hard to follow because it's so jumpy. Interesting topic, but lectures can be painful. Not too hard, as long as you can sit through the boring lectures.Rate My Professors ↗
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No teaching recorded in Fall 2026.
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Distinct courses recorded per term
Explore courses taught by this instructor →| Term | Course | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Spring 2009 | ILS/RELIGST 234 | Genres of Western Religious Writing |
| Spring 2009 | RELIGST 400 | Topics in Religious Studies - Humanities |
| Spring 2009 | RELIGST 699 | Directed Study |
| Fall 2008 | HISTORY/RELIGST 205 | The Making of the Islamic World: the Middle East, 500-1500 |
| Fall 2008 | RELIGST 600 | Religion in Critical Perspective |
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