By: Mohsen Pakaein Islamic unity with emphasis on common points Tehran, IRNA – Achieving Islamic unity requires emphasizing commonalities and avoiding differences; In other words, the requirement of this action […]
Masterpieces on display include the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s rare Yuan dynasty (1279-1368) gold cup with dragon-shaped handle from China, which may have been made for a nomadic dignitary. (Supplied) Short […]
City hall exhibit showcases Muslim culture as Ottawa declares Islamic Heritage Month Sinwan Basharat, a volunteer at the Islamic Heritage Month event, showcases art made by his wife and sister-in-law. […]
Ahmet T. Kuru 11 Oct, 2021Opinion: Instead of solely blaming Islam or Western colonialism, Muslim societies should practice critical self-reflection and dismantle the “ulema-state” to truly address political and socio-economic […]
Previous 2 / 2A photograph of the army of Abdulaziz on the march, photographed by British envoy Captain Shakespeare near Thaj in March 1911. (Photo by W.H.I. Shakespeare/Royal Geographical Society via […]
17th September 2021 Ahmad Kamal, Student, Jamia Ahmadiyya Ghana As early as the 5th century BC, Greek philosophers and mathematicians looked at the movement of the stars and wondered if there […]
By Anna Wichmann September 3, 2021 During the Islamic Golden Age, a period during which science, literature, geometry, astronomy and other fields of knowledge flourished from the eighth to the 13th century. Without the scholars of this period, who translated the works of the Ancient Greeks, it is likely that […]
Culture September 10, 2021 – TEHRAN TIMES TEHRAN- The head of the International Section of Secretariat of “Modern Islamic Civilization” said that webinars on the subject of “Modern Islamic Civilization” […]
Poverty and Charity in Medieval Islam I want this title to be available as an eBook Poverty and Charity in Medieval IslamMamluk Egypt, 1250–1517 Part of Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization AUTHOR: Adam Sabra DATE PUBLISHED: December 2006 AVAILABILITY: Available FORMAT: Paperback ISBN: 9780521034746 Rate & review £ 38.99Paperback Add to cartAdd to wishlist Other available formats:Hardback […]
Serjeel Ahmad – Micronesia ISLAMIC HISTORY 30th August 2021 Serjeel Ahmed, Micronesia They stood at Zafran, on one side of Wadi as-Safra (the Yellow Valley), a short distance away from Badr. There […]
Abu Bakr Muhammad Ibn Zakarya Al-Razi celebrated alchemist, being the first to classify minerals into 6 categories and discovered chemicals such as kerosene and alcohol. Al-Razi wrote over 200 books; half of them being medical books. His book, Kitab al-Mansouri, is amongst the most influential medical books of the medieval […]
BY MURAT TARIK ISTANBUL ARTS AUG 25, 2021 1:57 PM GMT+3A historical artwork depicting Istanbul in the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts. (Photo by Murat Tarık) Boasting a fascinating backstory, the Museum […]
Zafarullah Khan AUGUST 23, 2021 The Muslims made valuable and significant contributions to the disciplines of constitutional law, jurisprudence and law. The Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) promulgated the first ever written […]
Muharram is a holy period in Islam as during this time Muslims mourn the death of Ḥusayn ibn Ali and his family. Scroll down to know more about the special […]
© Provided by News18 Islamic New Year 2021: Significance and All You Need to Know About the Hijri New Year 1443 The Islamic New Year marks the beginning of the new Muslim lunar calendar. Also known as Hijri New Year, the Islamic calendar […]
And how it plays an important role in our children’s lives Published: July 12, 2021 Gulf News Report According to Nabil Lahir, CEO of LEAMS Education, for the last 40 years, […]
The tombs in eastern Sudan were spaced out in a way that the researchers could not easily interpret, until they found a model for studying patterns of stars and galaxies. […]
18th January 2019 Last Updated on 22nd September 2020 Abdul Haq Compier, Holland Traditional education about Western civilisation tells the story of how around 1500 CE, Greek texts recovered the […]
Farid Mir from his Facebook post If we Survey the last few centuries impartially, we will notice that the war over that period were not really Religious wars . They were more geopolitical in nature. Even in today’s conflicts and hostilities amongst nations, we notice that they arise from political, […]
by Public Library of Science Organic residues on ceramic pottery are a valuable resource for understanding medieval cuisines of Islamic-ruled Sicily, according to a study published June 9, 2021 in the […]