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Islamic Realm: Epoch Making Contribution of Muslim Scientists: 9th to 14th Century A.D.

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011in Articles, by / 0 Comments

Islamic Realm: Epoch Making Contribution of Muslim Scientists: 9th to 14th Century A.D. PDF Format Original and Landmark Scientific Contribution by Muslim Scientists (9th to 14th Centuries AD)   Unique Scientific Institutions Developed in the Islamic Realm (9th to 14th Centuries AD)   Sources Used to Compile the Information contained in Appendix A 1.Ahmed, K.J., […]

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Muhammad(saws) As A Prophet And As A Man

Sunday, October 30th, 2011in Articles, by / 0 Comments

Prophet Muhammad was a man of impeccable character. He was born among the idol worshippers but he never worshipped an idol even during his childhood and never participated in activities which would in any way lead to idol worship. He was born a Haneef and remained as such till he was divinely commissioned to Prophethood […]

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Concept Of Ijtihad In Islam

Friday, September 30th, 2011in Articles, by / 0 Comments

Islam does not visualize any conflict between the revealed and rational sources of knowledge.  In fact, they complement each other.  Scholars like al-Farabi, Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Ibn Rushd (Averroes), and Abdouh in the 20thcentury attempted to synthesis the two primary sources of knowledge.  In fact the Qur’an: the last and the most authentic revealed book, […]

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Al-Quran: The Stimulator Of Scientific Thinking And Quest For Knowledge

Wednesday, August 31st, 2011in Articles, by / 0 Comments

The Quran contains the divine words  of Allah revealed to Prophet Muhammad (SAS) through the angel Gabriel more than 1400 years ago. It has retained its originality without any alteration addition or deletion. This divine Message is not a work of science and is not expected to be so but its approach is rational and […]

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Integrated System of Modern and Islamic Education

Tuesday, August 30th, 2011in Articles, by / 0 Comments

The system of education currently prevalent in Muslim countries is obsolete and decadent which is evident from the fact that these countries have failed to produce scientists of world repute in the contemporary period. They have not made any contribution in the technological revolution which has transformed the global economy and system of mass communication. […]

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Challenges To Islam In The Contemporary Period

Tuesday, November 30th, 2010in Articles, by / 0 Comments

1.0 Presently Islam is passing through a  critical period in  its history. Its relevance in the contemporary world is being challenged. It is being identified with fanaticism, extremism and violence instead of tolerance, compassion, peace and justice which constitute its core values. We must introspect and analyze calmly and dispassionately as to what has led […]

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