Albanian: Muslim Contributions to World Civilization ‎

· International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT)
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216
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About this ebook

Islam’s brilliant contributions to science, art, and culture, are a timeless and precious heritage, ‎which should be historically preserved for future generations. The great achievements of Muslim ‎scholars are rarely if at all acknowledged in formal education, and today their identity, origins and ‎impact remain largely obscure. This collection of papers aims to give readers a brief introduction to ‎the intellectual history of Muslims and the contributions that eminent Muslim scholars have made in ‎certain specific fields of knowledge including basic and applied physical and biological sciences, ‎medicine, legal and political theories and practices, economic and financial concepts, models, and ‎institutions, etc. ‎


The preservation of civilization necessitates a better understanding, sharing, and recognition of our ‎common human heritage. Given today’s widespread negative stereotyping and falsely generated ‎misunderstanding of Islam and Muslims, the publication of these papers on “Muslim Contributions ‎to World Civilization” is vital to help repair the wrong that is being perpetrated and restore the ‎historical truth, which is being distorted.‎

About the author

M. Basheer Ahmed, MD, Former Professor of Psychiatry, Southwestern Medical School, University of Texas (South-Western Medical School, University of Texas, Dallas)(2005)


Syed A. Ahsani is a former Ambassador of Pakistan. (2005).


Dilnawaz A. Siddiqui, PhD is Honorary Professor of Communication at Clarion University

Pennsylvania (Clarion University of Pennsylvania)(2005).

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