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Science, Techology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship are the engines that power today's economies and the society. In recent times, the discourse about science and innovation in the Islamic World has hovered between absolute rejection of religion, on one hand, to blind embrace on the other. It has also been merely theoretical-conjectural and fallen short of being rigorous and empirical. Muslim-Science hopes to correct that by providing Muslim Scientists, Engineers, and Innovators--and those from the West--a space for an informed and unbiased dialogue about Science, Islam, Muslim Lands, and the West. Muslim-Science.com is Edited and Published by Dr. Athar Osama (here) a public policy researcher and consultant specializing in science and innovation and development policy. -
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Books on Science in Muslim World
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Great Scientists from the Muslim World
All Time Greats Al-Biruni, Mathematics, Astronomy Al-Khwarzimi, Mathematics Al Haytham, Mathematics Al-Kindi, Mathematics Omar Khayyam, Mathematics Ibn-e-Sina, Medicine, Philosophy Ibn-e-Khaldun, Philosophy, History Ibn-e-Rushd, Mathematics, Medicine Al-Razi, Medicine Contemporary Dr. Abdus Salam, Physics (Pakistan) Dr. Ahmed H. Zewail, Chemistry (Egypt) -
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Pan-Islamic Organizations Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) Islamic World Academy of Sciences (IAS) Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) OIC Committee for Science and Technology (COMSTECH) Islamic Education Scientific and Cultural Organization (IESCO) OIC's Statistical, Economic, and Social Research Center (SESRTCIC) Islamic Development Bank (IDB) Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) Islamic Chamber Research and Information Center (ICRIC) (Muslim)Science and Development Network) Regional Organizations Coming Soon Selected National Organizations
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