Great Muslims

Rare Justice, Humility & Generosity of Caliph Umar | Historian Edward Gibbon

Edward Gibbon is regarded as the greatest historian of the Enlightenment period and is often also regarded s the “first” modern historian. Edward Gibbon in his immortal work “The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire” (1890 ed., Vol. V., p. 400) heaps praise on Hazrat Umar bin Khttaab, the second Caliph of Islam. He talks …

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Great Muslim Saints | Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti | Khwaja Gharib Nawaz

The Indo-Pakistan sub-continent ruled for about a thousand years by the Muslims has witnessed many vicissitudes. Great empires have risen and fallen, pompous emperors and mighty conquerors have appeared on the Indian soil and have gone. Their mortal remains enshrined in magnificent tombs scattered all over the sub-continent have become relics of the past. The …

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Great Muslims – Abul Qasim Al Zahrawi | Father of Surgery

Muslim Spain has produced some of the greatest intellectual giants and scientists of the medieval times, including Ibn-Rushd (Averroes), Ibn Khaldun, Ibn-Zuhr, Ibn-Baitar, Ibn-Khatib, Dinawari and Abul Qasim Al-Zahrawi, whose works, when translated into European languages, brought about the Western Renaissance as well as provided the firm ground on which the imposing edifice of European …

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Great Muslim Botanist – Ibn Al Baitar

Observation and experiment are the two sources for acquiring scientific knowledge. Aristotle, the father of Greek sciences, made imperishable contributions to physics, astronomy, biology, meteorology and other sciences.  It may be noted that The Greek method of obtaining scientific knowledge was mainly speculative hence science as such could make little headway in Greece. Muslims Gave …

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