Hi readers, have you ever asked yourself a question, “Why science decline in a civilization that flourished for a thousand years? No other civilization on the planet earth has flourished that long then, what happened? One answer is that humiliating encounters with Western colonial powers in 19th century produced a hunger for Western…
DetailsHi readers hope you have enjoyed the article on how Islam has described science? You must also have developed sense of pride by knowing the rich Islamic scientific culture and development that actually became the foundation of the modern sciences especially in the western countries Did Islam provoked science in Western Europe? is a…
DetailsHi readers! Hope you have enjoyed the earlier blog on how Islam has descried Science? Here is another Part: the golden age of Islamic scientific achievements. The medieval period of Islam commonly known as the Islamic Golden Age was a period of cultural, economic, and scientific advancements in the history of Islam, spanning between…
DetailsHi readers! This blog was the first of this series but then I decided to hold this till I share with you, what the other religions think about science? Since you have already gone through and liked them so, finally here it is and the next two will also be on this subject before the…
DetailsHI readers! let’s see how science has developed in Buddhism Buddhism encompasses many views and practices. The principal forms that exist today are Theravada and Mahayana referring to a movement that began approximately four centuries after the Buddha’s death and became the dominant form of Buddhism in East and Central Asia. It includes Chan…
DetailsHi readers! Let’s look at a new dimension of science and religion and this time it is about how Judaism viewed and developed science. Judaism is one of the three major Abrahamic monotheistic religion involving range of beliefs and practices that express an agreement between God and the people of Israel. The central…
DetailsHi readers! Let’s see how science is described in Hinduism. Hinduism is the world’s third largest religion that emerged on the Indian subcontinent between 500 BCE and 300 CE. Majority of the Hindus live in India, some in Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia, and in western countries especially the United States. Contrary…
DetailsHi readers, by the grace of God Almighty and your prayers, I am recovering fast from Dengue and here I am back to blogging with second blog of the new series. Hope you will enjoy it. In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed across the Atlantic ocean and “discovered” Americas, but thought he was actually in…
Details“Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.” Einstein’s essay “Science and religion,” published in 1954 This quote is often used to show both Einstein’s religiosity and his belief in the compatibility: the mutual interdependence of science and religion. Hi readers Here is the promised new series encompassing science and religion. …
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