Beyond the troubled relationship

Ziauddin Sardar
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Ziauddin Sardar: This article is an edited version of a lecture that Ziauddin Sardar, a London-based writer, first gave to the Royal Society in London.

Nature, 2007, vol. 448, issue 7150, 131-133

Abstract: If scientific culture in the Muslim world has changed since the golden era of Islamic science, so has the practice of Islam. Reintroducing knowledge and creativity requires a revival of both, argues Ziauddin Sardar.

Date: 2007
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