Science
September 2nd, 2007 | by
MuslimScienceBy Golareh Habibi In Science Creative Quarterly At present, when many think of the Middle East, the first word that comes to mind is oil, following close after unfortunately is war. However, the Middle East has a rich history in the development of science. Oddly...
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August 2nd, 2007 | by
MuslimScienceBy: Riaz Hassan The Jakarta Post (Published on November 4, 2006) Is the Islamic world intellectually stagnating? One way to answer this is to ask how many world-class universities there are in Muslim countries. Riaz Hassan discusses the 2006 rankings of the world’s top 200...
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July 2nd, 2007 | by
MuslimScienceBy Todd Pitock Published in Discover Magazine – July 2007 All over the world, no matter what the cultural or language differences, science is more or less guided by scientific principles—except in many Islamic countries, where it is guided by the Koran. This is the...
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July 2nd, 2007 | by
MuslimScienceBy: Leif Stenberg University of Lund This is the unedited paper as given at the Joensuu conference. An updated and edited version has been published in Social Epistemology, x, 3/4, 1996, 273-87. In this paper, Lief Steinberg discusses the standpoints of two prominent Muslim...
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June 2nd, 2007 | by
MuslimScienceBy: Ibrahim Kalin Published at MuslimPhilosopy.com There is hardly any subject as vexed and vital for the contemporary Islamic world as the question of modern science. Since its earliest encounter with modern Western science in the 18th and 19th centuries, the Islamic world has...
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