Muslim & science religious orthodoxy and the struggle for rationality
A compelling and provocative analysis of the relationship between the scientific spirit and orthodoxy and scope of one of the great monotheistic religions.
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Lahore, Pakistan
Vanguard
[1991]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Science : its nature and origins
- The war between science and medieval Christianity
- The state of science in Muslim countries today
- Three Muslim responses to underdevelopment
- Bucaille, Nasr, and Sardar : three exponents of Islamic science
- Can there be an Islamic science?
- The rise of Muslim science
- Religious orthodoxy confronts Muslim science
- Five great "heretics"
- Why didn't the scientific revolution take place in Islam?
- Some thoughts for the future


