by Marwan Haddad Published on: 22nd June 2022 4.9 / 5. Votes 16 Tags: Economy – Social Sciences – Sustainability – This paper examines the role of the private sector in the development of Muslim […]
By Olivia Sterns for CNN January 29, 2010 In 9th century Spain, Muslim inventor Abbas ibn Firnas designed a flying machine — hundreds of years before da Vinci drew plans of his […]
Home Anas Serafi, the son of the museum’s founder, next to the rare red Kaaba interior textile at House of Islamic Arts museum. Short Url https://arab.news/2vwne NADA HAMEED February 17, […]
by Rizwan Nawaz Tags: al-Jazari – Cordoba – Dr. Rizwan Nawaz – Pumps – Technology – From the eighth century onwards, Muslim societies extending from Cordoba in Spain to […]
Source: The Muslim Heritage By Joe Lockard This paper reviews manifestations of racism in European and American histories of Arab and Persian astronomy from the eighteenth century to the present […]
by Charles Burnett When a sixteenth-century medical writer referred to Phoenicians, alongside Arabs, as exceptionally important medical sources, he was probably referring to the Muslim and Jewish doctors of Qayrawan, […]
Our source: Muslim Heritage website Book by Prof. Peter E. Pormann Islamic civilisation developed a system of healthcare that, at its apogée, was envied by both friend and foe. Therefore, […]
by: Khaleel Shaikh Genetic and paleontological findings have concluded that Africa is the birthplace of the entire human race. Africa is often thought of as a continent rich in natural […]
by: Sairah Yassir-Deane and Cem Nizamoglu To celebrate Women’s Day on 8th March, no way is better than reproducing a collection of articles written by FSTC scholars and associates on the […]
By: N.A. Baloch Besides philosophy and mathematics, Ibn Bajjah was well-versed in botany, astronomy, logic, grammar, literature and music. Figure 1. Article image banner *** Editor’s Note: The following […]
Sultana Raziya Full name: Raziyya al-Din Arabic name: رضیہ سلطانہ Date of birth: 1205 Date of death: 13 Oct, 1240 On the other extremity of the Muslim world and almost […]
Constantine the African and the Qayrawani doctors: Contribution of the ‘Phoenicians’ of North Africa to Latin Medicine in the Middle Ages and Renaissance by: Charles Burnett When a sixteenth-century medical […]
Women’s Contribution to Classical Islamic Civilisation: Science, Medicine and Politics 20216. by: Salim Al-Hassani While there are numerous works on the role of Muslim women in jurisprudence (fiqh) and […]
by: Charles Burnett When a sixteenth-century medical writer referred to Phoenicians, alongside Arabs, as exceptionally important medical sources, he was probably referring to the Muslim and Jewish doctors of […]
By: Salim Al-Hassani The Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation (FSTC) announces their new achievement in the history of Islamic clocks. For the first time, the work of Ibn al-Haytham on the […]
By: N.A. Baloch Besides [Ibn Tufayl’s] contributions in medicine, he is best known for his treatise Ilayyu Ibn Yaqzan (‘The Alive’ son of ‘the Awake’)… Figure 1. Article image banner *** […]
By: Cem Nizamoglu The heyday of Baghdad was 1,200 years ago when it was the thriving capital of the Muslim world. It was home to the House of Wisdom, […]
By: Cem Nizamoglu and Khaleel Shaikh Few creatures from the animal kingdom can live alongside humans in urban habitats. One of these survivalists are birds. There was a time when […]
The Muslim Times has the best collection of articles about the Muslim heritage; which is also the best tool to refute Islamophobia By N.A. Baloch Ibn Sina flourished as a great physician […]
By: The Editorial Team 1001 Cures: Contributions in Medicine and Healthcare from Muslim Civilisation tells the fascinating story of how generations of physicians from different countries and creeds created a medical […]