Islam and Science: concordance or Conflict? By Prof. Abdus Salam 3/5

The Decline of Science in Islam Why did creative science die out in Islam? Starting around 1100 C.E, this decline was nearly complete by 1350…

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Islam&Science Workshop in Malaysia

An Islam and Science Workshop was conducted at the International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization, (ISTAC) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 29th November to…

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Astrophysics: Time for an Arab astronomy renaissance

Arab Muslim countries need a new generation of observatories to rejoin the forefront of the field, says Nidhal Guessoum. Islamic astronomy enjoyed a golden age…

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Islam and Science: concordance or Conflict? By Prof. Abdus Salam 2/5

Early Islam and Science How seriously did the early Muslims take these injunctions of the Holy Qur’an and of the Holy Prophetsa? Barely a hundred…

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Islam and Science: concordance or Conflict? By Prof. Abdus Salam 1/5

This speech was delivered by Professor Abdus Salam (1926-1996), Nobel Laureate in Physics (1979), in Paris at the UNESCO House on April 27, 1984 at…

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The Sacred versus the Secular: Nasr on Science 3/3

Modern Science: the Triumph of the Secular It is now common wisdom that the rise of modern science was not a natural result of some…

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The Sacred versus the Secular: Nasr on Science 2/3

Scientia Sacra Defined and Defended Nasr defines scientia sacra as ‘that sacred knowledge which lies at the heart of every revelation and is the center…

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The Sacred versus the Secular: Nasr on Science 1/3

Nasr’s work on science is discomforting for many. His defense of traditional sciences is seen by his critiques as a nostalgic appeal to tradition with…

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Jim Al-Khalili calls for scientific Arab Spring

In Cara lecture, Iraqi-born physicist calls for revival of region’s thirst for knowledge One of the UK’s leading physicists will urge the countries of the…

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Insight: Arab Spring raises hopes of rebirth for Mideast science

Egyptian chemist Ahmed Zewail first proposed building a $2 billion science and technology institute in Cairo 12 years ago, just after he won a Nobel…

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Arab Spring raises hopes of rebirth for Mideast science, Muslim scientists say

Egyptian chemist Ahmed Zewail first proposed building a $2 billion science and technology institute in Cairo 12 years ago, just after he won a Nobel…

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Islam and Sustainable Development

New Worldviews Odeh Rashed Al Jayyousi, Royal Scientific Society, Jordan In Islam and Sustainable Development, Odeh Al-Jayyousi addresses the social, human and economic dimensions of…

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