ISBN: 9781842000335
Author: Muhammad Ahsan
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 103
Size: 8.3 x 11.7 inches
Description
About This Book:
In Muhammad Ahsan's "Muslim Heritage and the Twenty-First Century," readers embark on an enthralling journey that connects Islamic civilization's historical treasures with the difficulties and opportunities of the modern world. Ahsan, a scholar with a great understanding of Islamic tradition, investigates the legacy of Muslim contributions to science, philosophy, the arts, and governance, providing a compelling vision for the role of this past in creating the future.
Tracing Islamic Contributions:
Ahsan starts with a rich tapestry of Islamic contributions throughout history. The book methodically explains the vital role Muslims played in advancing knowledge, promoting creativity, and contributing to the worldwide cultural and intellectual environment from the Golden Age of Islam to the current day.
Scientific and Technological Legacy:
This writer digs into Islamic civilization's scientific and technological achievements, highlighting the pioneering contributions of Muslim academics in subjects such as astronomy, medicine, mathematics, and architecture. Ahsan connects past innovations to their relevance to the technological difficulties and advancements of the twenty-first century.
Cultural Resilience and Variety:
A prominent theme of the book is the Muslim world's cultural resilience and variety. Ahsan delves into the rich tapestry of Islamic art, literature, and philosophy, demonstrating how cultural diversity has historically been a source of strength and innovation, and how it continues to be an advantage in tackling contemporary world concerns.
Islamic Governance and Ethics:
"Islamic Heritage and the Twenty-First Century" goes into Islamic governance and ethics ideas. Ahsan considers historical patterns of governance in Islamic civilizations, extracting insights that might be applied to modern debates about fairness, inclusivity, and ethical leadership.
