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Discover the multifaceted relevance of 'al-Ḥadīd,' the Arabic term for iron, in the Islamic tradition. Understand the moral, historical, and technological aspects embedded in Sūrah 57 of the Qurʾān.
Understand Qatl (قتل), the concept of intentional murder in Islamic law. Explore its etymology, legal implications, and cultural perspectives, enriching your awareness of this fundamental and serious issue.
Delve into the Islamic practice of animal slaughter (Zabh), exploring its religious, cultural, and ethical dimensions along with contemporary debates and comparisons with other traditions.
Journey into Atomism, an intricate theory in Sunni and Shii theology asserting that the world is constituted of atoms and accidents, continuously renewed by God's will. Discover its profound implications in Islamic belief and compare it with philosophical notions.
Dive into the life and contributions of Ibn al-Haytham, also known as Alhazen, a seminal figure in the field of optics. Explore his groundbreaking works and their significant influence on medieval, Renaissance, and seventeenth-century science.
Explore the role of science within Islamic civilization from its historical contributions to the modern-day synthesis of traditional and modern education. Learn about the philosophical perspectives that position revelation and reason as complementary.
Dive into the life and contributions of Jabir ibn Hayyan, Abu Musa, a monumental figure in heretic science known for his synthesis of cosmological and scientific ideas, and his status as the progenitor of Arab chemistry.
Dive into the world of نجوم (Ilm al-Nujum) or astrology in the context of early and medieval Islamic traditions. Explore the distinction between astrology and astronomy and their roots in various cultural traditions.
Explores the Islamic conception of cosmology as both a scientific and spiritual journey, rooted in the Quranic worldview. Understand the intricate relationship between God, creation, and the cosmos. Delve into historical contributions and philosophical reflections.
Discover the Darqawi Tariqah, a revivalist branch of the Shadhili tariqah known for its emphasis on emotional fervor, contemplative life, and resistance to Ottoman rule. Tracing its origins to Ahmad al-Arabi al-Darqawi, explore its transformative spiritual practices and profound socio-political impact.
Explore the ancient wisdom and philosophical depths behind the four elements: fire, air, water, and earth, and their essential roles in the study of creation across various domains.
Dive deep into the concept of Khassah in Islamic scholarship, which denotes Quranic verses considered specific to particular persons, times, places, or circumstances. Explore the historical context and scholarly debates that distinguish these from general ('Amm) verses.
