by Prof. M. Basheer Ahmed | Apr 28, 2023
Abstract During the medieval era, Muslim scholars and scientists made significant contributions in fields such as mathematics, astronomy, medicine, law, history, pharmacology, optics, agriculture, and architecture. Institutions such as the House of Wisdom in Baghdad...
by M. A. R. Al-Fallouji | Dec 30, 2022
General Introduction Comprehensive sources for Arabs and Muslim contributions to the Western civilization in science are generally scanty. However, a few excellent general books were written addressing this subject, alas incomplete. Examples include La Civilization...
by M. Jalal Annajjar, Rawan Ebrahim, Syed Yusuf Maududi | Aug 7, 2022
Abstract A simple look at the demographics of our world today bears testimony to the influence that Islam has had on our planet and with close to 2 billion adherents, it is safe to conclude it is a vast one. However, Islam’s influence in our world is not merely...
by Abdulnaser Kaadan, Mahmud Angrini | Aug 7, 2022
Abstract In the whole history of hemophilia, it is generally accepted that the main development in understanding the cause and the inheritance type of the disease accomplished in the last century.But, who really was the first to describe the disease? The priority of...
by Mahmoud A Kandil, Sofian Hamodeh, Sharif Kaf Al-Ghazal | Aug 7, 2022
Introduction Medicine and surgery were always present in Palestine since the ancient times, in the Pre-Islamic era , Hyrcanus I (from the Maccabean Hasmonean period 104-175 BC) founded what looks like a hospital in the city of Jerusalem. (1)In the Islamic era (638-...
