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  1. Ibrahim Ibn Sinan. Logique Et Geometrie Au Xe Siecle (Islamic Philosophy, Theology, and Science) (French Edition) by Roshdi Rashed, Helene Bellosta, 2000-05-01
  2. Mathématicien de Perse: Omar Khayyam, Nasir Ad-Din At-Tusi, Al-Biruni, Al-Khawarizmi, Abu L-Wafa, Ibrahim Ibn Sinan, 'abd Al-Hamid Ibn Turk (French Edition)
  3. Mathématiques Arabes: Ibrahim Ibn Sinan, Ibn Tahir Al-Baghdadi, Chronologie Des Mathématiques Arabes, Figures Géométriques Arabes, Al-Kachi (French Edition)
  4. Décès En 946: Al-Qaim Bi-Amr Allah, Ibrahim Ibn Sinan, Edmond Ier D'angleterre, Muhammad Ben Tughj, Marin Ii, Yeghishe Rechtouni (French Edition)
  5. Naissance à Bagdad: Al-Ma'mun, Ali Bader, Zaha Hadid, Muntadhar Al Zaidi, Salman Ben Yerouam, Ziriab, Ahmad Ibn Touloun, Ibrahim Ibn Sinan (French Edition)
  6. Ibrahim ibn Sinan: Logique et geometrie au Xe siecle.(Book Review): An article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society by Robert S. Morrison, 2002-10-01
  7. Personnalité Du Xe Siècle: Geoffroy Ier D'anjou, Louis Iii L'aveugle, Ibrahim Ibn Sinan, Raoul D'ivry, Ibn Rustah, Théophano Skleraina (French Edition)

61. HZ.IBRAHIM (S.A.)
Firavunu cok zâlim ve cebbâr, sinan bin Ulvân güler yüzlü birer´genc suretindeIbrahim aleyhisselamin karsisina as) ve Israfil (as) oldugu ibni Abbas
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HZ.IBRAHIM (S.A.)
1. Hz. Ibrahim hakkinda genel bilgiler
2. Hz. Ibrahimin hayati 2.1. Hz. Ibrahim'in yasadigi zaman ve mekan
2.2. Ibrahim aleyhisselamin babasi
demeyip, "Âzer'e dedigi zaman" veya "Babasina dedigi zaman" demek yetisirdi . Âzer, kendi babasi olsaydi "Babasi" kelimesi fazla olurdu demektedirler. Bir kanit olarak Sua'ra suresinin 219. ayetini göstermektedirler. Bu surede Allah 2.2. Hz. Ibrahim'in dogumundan peygamberligine kadar olan hayati 2.2.1. Hz. Ibrahim'in dogumuna kadar vukuu bulan olaylar
2.2.2. Dogumundan sonra
Bu sirada Hz. Ibrahim'in annesi hâmile idi. Âzer'in durumunu bildigi icin, onu doguma yaklasinca kendisinden uzaklastirdi ve gizlice bir magaraya gitti ve orda Hz. Ibrahim'i dünyaya getirdi. Dogduktan sonra annesi onu emzirdi ve magarayi kapatip geri sehre döndü. Âzer'e ," Cocuk cok zayif dogdu ve hemen öldü" dedi. Bundan sonra magaraya - gizlice -gelip Ibrahim aleyhisselami emzirip geri eve dönerdi. Rivâyetlere göre, Hz. Ibrahim magarada 7, 13, 16 veya 17 yasina kadar kaldi . 2.3. Hz.Ibrahim'in tebligi

62. Science -- Rashed 297 (5582): 773
Scholars such as Banu Musa, Thabit ibn Qurra, ibrahim ibn sinan, alQuhi (1), andibn Sahl measured curved surfaces and solids, invented new geometrical methods
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PORTRAITS OF SCIENCE:
A Polymath in the 10th Century
Roshdi Rashed Ibn al-Haytham (10 to 11th century A.D.) T he turn of the first millennium was a time of intense research in mathematics, physics, and astronomy. One scientist active and productive in all of these fields was Ibn al-Haytham, called by his successors of the 12th century "Ptolemy the Second." Ibn al-Haytham, also known as Alhazen (the Latin transliteration of his first name al-Hasan), was born in Iraq, most likely in Bassorah, in the second half of the 10th century. He arrived in Cairo under the reign of Fatimid Caliph al-Hakim, a patron of the sciences who was particularly interested in astronomy. Ibn al-Haytham proposed to the Caliph a hydraulic project to control the flow of the Nilean early Aswan dam. The Caliph refused, but al-Haytham continued to live in Cairo, in the neighborhood of the famous University of al-Azhar, until his death after 1040.

63. Yeni Asya Vakfý | Risale-i Nur Enstitüsü
Muaviye elCumahi den, Vasit ta Ahmed ibn sinan el-Kattan ibn Mâce, çok sayidatalebe de yetistirdi. bin Yezîd el-Kazvinî, Ahmed bin ibrahim el-Kazvinî
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64. PHILOSOPHIE (retour) PHILOSOPHIE DES SCIENCES
SELON ibrahim ibn sinan. Référence 94PA070113 - Université
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PHILOSOPHIE DES SCIENCES
ABALLAGH Mohmed
RAF AL-HIJAB D'IBN AL-BANNA. EDITION CRITIQUE, TRADUCTION, ETUDE PHILOSOPHIQUE ET ANALYSE MATHEMATIQUE.
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ISLAM ET ECONOMIE. REFLEXIONS SUR LES PRINCIPES FONDAMENTAUX DE L'ECONOMIE ISLAMIQUE.
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ABTTOUY Mohamed LA NOTION DU TEMPS CHEZ GALILEE. ETUDE HISTORICO-EPISTEMOLOGIQUE SUR L'UN DES EPISODES DE LA CONSTITUTION DE LA MECANIQUE CLASSIQUE. Paris 1 666 pages ADOM Tieba PHILOSOPHIE DE LA LUMIERE. DE LA DECOUVERTE DES PROPRIETES DE LA LUMIERE AUX GRANDS BOULEVERSEMENTS DES PENSEES SCIENTIFIQUE ET PHILOSOPHIQUE. 425 pages AHOUMA Adayé TECHNOSCIENCE-ONTOLOGIE: LA «RUPTURE SYSTEMATIQUE» EN EFFET. Reims 396 pages ISBN : 2-284-02546-3 AJZENMAN Frédéric EINSTEIN . BERGSON . FREUD . LE TEMPS. 459 pages ALLALCHA Lidia VLADIMIR VERNADSKI (1863-1945) ET L'UNITE DU VIVANT. DE LA MATIERE INORGANIQUE A LA BIOSPHERE ET A LA NOOSPHERE. Bordeaux 3 346 pages ALLEGRETTE Marcelle GOIX LES CONCEPTS DE CROISSANCE ET DE DEVELOPPEMENT EN BIOLOGIE : OBSTACLES ET REPRESENTATIONS CHEZ LES ELEVES DE COLLEGE; PROPOSITIONS DE SITUATIONS DIDACTIQUES POUVANT FACILITER L'APPRENTISSAGE. Paris 7 312 pages ISBN : 2-284-02599-4 ARMOGATHE Jean-Robert THEOLOGIA CARTESIANA. PHYSIQUE ET THEOLOGIE EN EUROPE AU XVIIème SIECLE.

65. Muslim Science
Thabit ibn Qurrah, his grandson ibrahim ibn sinan (909946), Abu Sahl al-Kuhi(dc 995), and Alhazen solved problems involving the pure geometry of conic
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Alumni of Aligarh Muslim University (India) During the almost 1,000 years that science was dormant in Europe, the Arabs, who by the 9th century had extended their sphere of influence as far as Spain, became the custodians of science and dominated biology, as they did other disciplines.
- Encyclopaedia Britannica Excerpt of remarks by CEO of HP Top Excerpt of remarks by CARLETON (CARLY) S. FIORINA
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Hewlett-Packard Company
Minnesota Meeting, Minneapolis
September 26, 2001
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.................. There was once a civilization that was the greatest in the world.
It was able to create a continental super-state that stretched from ocean to ocean, and from northern climes to tropics and deserts. Within its dominion lived hundreds of millions of people, of different creeds and ethnic origins.
One of its languages became the universal language of much of the world, the bridge between the peoples of a hundred lands. Its armies were made up of people of many nationalities, and its military protection allowed a degree of peace and prosperity that had never been known. The reach of this civilization’s commerce extended from Latin America to China, and everywhere in between.

66. Century: 16
ibrahim Pasa Palace Restoration, Istanbul, Istanbul Province, Turkey, public Mausoleumof Imam alLayth ibn Sa d, Mausoleum of Shaykh sinan, Cairo, Egypt, funerary.
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67. Necklaces Of Gems-2
As related by that highly erudite scholar, ibrahim adDairi ash-Shafi i, author ofthe compendium entitled The Beautiful Shaikh Abdu llah ibn sinan ar-Rudaini
http://www.islam.co.za/abdalqadirjilani/necklaces_2.htm
Necklaces of Gems Part 2 Abu Sa'id al-Mukharrimi and his schoolhouse [madrasa]. As for al-Mukharrimi, this is the proper spelling of his name, which indicates his connection with the quarter of Baghdad called al-Mukharrim. Some of the sons of Yazid ibn al-Mukharrim settled there, and that is how that quarter of the city acquired its name. It was al-Qadi [the Judge] Abu Sa'id al-Mukharrimi, referred to above, who said: "'Abd al-Qadir al-Jili wore a patched cloak [khirqa] that he received from me, and I wore a patched cloak that I received from him, so each of us obtained blessing by means of the other." As related by that highly erudite scholar, Ibrahim ad-Dairi ash-Shafi'i, author of the compendium entitled "The Beautiful Garden" [ar-Rawd az-Zahir], Shaikh 'Abd al-Qadir received his introduction to spiritual culture [tasawwuf] from Shaikh Abu Ya'qub Yusuf ibn Ayyub ibn Yusuf ibn al-Husain ibn Wahra al-Hamadani az-Zahid [the Ascetic], of whom we shall have more to say in due course. This was when he (may Allah be well pleased with him) first arrived in Baghdad, and met a number of the eminent ascetics of the time. Abu Sa'id al-Mukharrimi had a well-kept little schoolhouse by the Portico Gate [Bab al-Azaj]. This building was placed at the disposal of our master, Shaikh 'Abd al-Qadir, and in it he gave talks to the people, whom he addressed in the language of religious exhortation [wa'z] and spiritual reminding [tadhkir]. It soon became apparent that he was endowed with charismatic talents [karamat], his reputation grew, and he met with wide acceptance. The schoolhouse [madrasa] soon became too cramped, with so many people thronging to attend his regular discourse-session [majlis]. To cope with the overcrowding and the lack of space, he used to address the people while sitting by the wall, leaning on the door of the guesthouse, which opened onto the street.

68. Thankfulness Towards Allah
Suhaib ibn sinan narrated that the Prophet said How remarkable is the case of the ofAllah, you will never be able to count them. {Soorah ibrahim (14) 34}.
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69. H Z .  ÝBRAHÝM   A.S.
Firavunu çok zâlim ve cebbâr, sinan bin Ulvân gayet güler yüzlü birer´gençsuretinde ibrahim aleyhisselam in as) ve Israfil (as) oldugu ibni Abbas
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H Z . ÝBRAHÝM A.S. 1.Hz. Ýbrahim hakkýnda genel bilgiler Hz. Îbrahim Kur'an-ý Kerim'de bildirilen peygamberlerdendir : « Kitap'ta Ýbrahim'i an. Zira o, sýdký bütün bir peygamberdi » 2. Hz. Ýbrahimin hayatý 2.1. Hz. Ýbrahim'in yaþadýðý zaman ve mekan
2.2. Ýbrahim aleyhisselamýn babasý

Allahü Teâlâ Kur'an-ý Kerim'de : «Ýbrahim, babasý Âzer'e...» buyurmaktadýr. Bu âyetten anlaþýlacaðý gibi Hz. Ýbrahim'in babasý Âzer isminde idi. Ama, bazýlarýna göre Ýbrahim aleyhisselamýn babasý -Kur'anda bildirilen- putperest Âzer deðil, mü'min olan Târuh idi. Bu görüsü destekleyenler arasýnda meþhurlarý Abdülhakim Arvâsi, Kadi Beydâvi ve Senâullah Dehlevi vardýr, ama Þii'ler de bunu söylemektedirler . Bir rivâyete göre Âzer Hz. Ýbrahim'in - amcasý olup - Târuh'un ölmesiyle Emile ile evlenip, Hz. Ýbrahim'in üvey babasý oldu. Tefsir yönünden bunu böyle açýklamaktadýrlar : En'am suresinin manasý : «Ýbrahim, Âzer olan babasýna dediði zaman»

70. Peace Poem Two
Baghdad remained luminous for years, a massive source of intellectual wattage burningright through the tenth century, when ibrahim ibn sinan studied tangents
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WORLD POETRY DAY - Readings from Owen Sound, Ontario
World Poetry Day, March 21, 2003
Dialogue Poetry – Owen Sound, Ontario
Report by Daniel Kolos March 21 st is the traditional day for kicking off Words Aloud poetry Cooperative’s yearly reading series. Since we have discovered last year that this is also the date of World Poetry Day sponsored by Dialogue Poetry, we have enthusiastically merged these intents. When I first began to advertise this year’s event, many of our traditional supporters contacted me expressing their interest in reading their own poetry. Some of these inquiries were shy, and we discovered a wealth of previously ‘hidden’ poets in Grey and Bruce Counties of southern Ontario. Our featured poets were Gloria Alvernaz Mulcahy from London, Andrea Jarmai from Toronto and Penn Kemp from London. Gloria read very personal poems laced with shamanistic allusions. Her poem welcoming her grand-daughter into this world is reproduced below. Andrea Jarmai read from her Chapbook, “I, Ahab”, poems from her first full-length poetry book due in 2004, and translations she is doing of the Hungarian poet, George Faludy. Penn Kemp’s work followed in her own footsteps, something she started for World Poetry Day in 2002.

71. Lali Community
ibn Malik ibn sinan al-Khudri (r 3. Anas ibn Malik, (r) berichtete Wir traten mit dem Schmied Abu Saif, dem Pflegevater des ibrahim (Sohn des
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72. Free-Minds, A Place To Discover Islam Based On GOD Alone
humanism 7, 8. Humaydi 32. hypocrites 9. I. ibrahim ibn sinan 68. ibn Babuwayh1, 30, 36. ibn Hanbal 32, 48, 55. ibn Ishaq 20, 31. ibn Khaldun 1, 6, 74.
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[GERMAN] [ARABIC]
HADITH A RE-EVALUATION
By Kassim Ahmad TRANSLATOR'S NOTE AUTHOR'S PREFACE
To the original edition - v AUTHOR'S PREFACE
To this translation - vii FOREWORD
By Prof. Hassan Hanafi of the University of Cairo - xi CHAPTER I
Introduction: Why we raise this Problem - 1 CHAPTER II
Refutation of the Traditionalist's Theory - 21 CHAPTER III
Source, Basis and Effects of the Hadith - 50 CHAPTER IV
Criticism of the Hadith - 76 CHAPTER V
Conclusion: Return to Prophet Muhammad's Original Teaching the Quran -106 ADDENDUM A Scientific Methodology for Understanding the Quran - 126 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS INDEX INDEX A Abduh, Muhammad: 3, 11, 17, 78, 115, 123. Abraham: 20, 21, 22, 38, 70, 88. Abu Bakr: 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 42, 48.

73. Ismailism - Dictionnary - MOT - De A à Z (Page 1 De 1)
MaNSOUDH; MASSOOD B. ibrahim; MATA SALAMAT; MATA SALAMAT, 44è PIR; MAYMUN ALQADDAH; SHISH;SIFFIN (BATAILLE); SINA, ABOU ALI; SINA, ibn; sinan, RASHID AL-DIN; SITT
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  • 74. Taliy Ah Al-Mahdi Frequently Asked Questions
    ibn `Umar ibn Yazid and Muhammad ibn alWalid ibn Khalid al-Khazzaz from Hammadibn `Uthman from Abd’ullah ibn sinan from Muhammad ibn ibrahim ibn Abu-l
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    You have been like a son to me, but sometimes even the most gifted of children go beyond the bounds of Cartesian rationality, not to speak of Anglo-Saxon common sense. My telephone now rings constantly. The complaints of hotel keepers, owners of vineyards and producers of luxury goods have one uniform outcry: "Where are les Americains ?" They all give me the same message: "Jacques, we love you, but we all know that in these times, even for the best of Gaullists, les affaires must come first." The president of Madame Coco's once thriving enterprise has gone so far as to say, "If things don't change, they'll be calling us Chunnel because the business has gone underground."
    And unfortunately, they continue by talking about you. "Just as we love you, Jacques, we love your

    76. Welcome To Pakistan Link
    The greatest philosopher, alFarabi, was a Muslim; the greatest mathematicians,Abu Kamil and ibrahim ibn sinan, were Muslims; the greatest geographer and
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    The First Pakistani Newspaper On The Internet Since 1994 WEEKLY LINK By Dr. Muzammil H. Siddiqi PREVIOUSLY Columns From the Editor S. Arif Hussaini Dr. S.A. Hussain Dr. Nayyer Ali ... Send Comment or Letter Issues and Questions Prayers with Cosmetics on, Paper Marriages
    A 1. To answer your question I would like to say two things. First of all it is permissible for a woman to use cosmetics and lipstick to beautify herself.
    Secondly, I want to emphasize that although women are allowed to use lipstick or other cosmetics to beautify themselves, like all other things in Islam, this should also be done in moderation. Too much involvement in cosmetics and wasting too much money and time on these things is not acceptable in Islamic value system. Islam wants to develop in its followers, both males and females, a mindset of modesty, moderation and simplicity.
    Dr. Siddiqi, I am in deep pain and difficulty, please tell me what should I do?
    In case you find it difficult to bring the two together, you may seek the help of the local Imam of your Masjid or some other community leaders, brothers or sisters. Please also pray for them. Your good prayers for the well being of your children will surely be very useful for them. May Allah bless you all.
    Q 3. I know a friend who came to this country illegally. He has a wife and children back home, but in order to take a green card, he is planning to send a paper divorce to his wife and then have a paper marriage in this country. When he will have his green card, he will divorce his paper wife here and resume his relationship with his real wife back home and hopefully will be able to bring her here. The question is whether the paper divorce to the wife back home be considered an Islamic divorce? He actually has no intention to divorce her.

    77. Lib_Sid-Siw
    references in Andalus Sufis. ibn Arabi/Austin. Sufis of Andalusia. Beshara.1971. 0 904 975 13 4. ibrahim Umm-i sinan (d. 1551). references in- Sufi Orders.
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    78. JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC STUDIES   Vol. XIV   No. 2   May 2003
    216. Roshdi Rashed and Hélène Bellosta ibrahim ibn sinan Logiqueet géométrie au X e siècle. by François Charette, 217219.
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    JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC STUDIES
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    Yahya Michot Book Reviews Harald Motzki : The Biography of Muhammad: The Issue of the Sources .
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    by François Charette Marc Geoffroy and Carlos Steel : La Béatitude de l'âme: Editions, traductions annotées, études doctrinales et historiques d'un traité d' 'Averroès'
    by Jules Janssens John O' Kane (Trans.): Shams al-Din Ahmad-e Aflaki : The Feats of the Knowers of God.

    79. Untitled
    said The Substitutes in this Community are thirty like ibrahim the Friend of inIraq? He said Yes, Muhammad ibn Wasi`, Hassan ibn Abi sinan, and Malik
    http://www.sunnah.org/publication/salafi/salafi_unveiled/p14.htm
    THEY QUOTE QUR'AN AGAINST HADITH
    One of the tenets of "Salafi" philosophy is their disbelief in the hadiths of the Prophet which contradict their opinion. Thus they deny the reality of the abdal , Allah's great saints to whom He granted a rank of blessing and favor in creation through which all of creation benefits. They even adduce verses of Qur'an to justify their blind and irrational rejection of them. We find the following in the "Salafi" book of misguidance: The Islaamic Belief [is]: Allaah is in charge of creation [because] Allaah (Subhaanahuwata`ala) says "And Allaah is a Wakil (Guardian) over all things" (11:12) [and] "He (Allaah) arranges (every) affair from the heavens to the earth" (Qur'aan, Chapter 32, Verse 4) [But] The Naqshbandi Belief [is]: Shaykh is in charge of creation.
    Answer
    It is part of the belief of Muslims that the abdal or Substitute-saints exist so called because, as the Prophet said (see below), "None of them dies except Allah substitutes another in his place" and that they are among the religious leaders of the Community concerning whom there is no doubt among Muslims. No less than Ibn Taymiyya writes at the end of his `Aqida wasitiyya The true adherents of Islam in its pristine purity are Ahl al-Sunna wa al-Jama`a . In their ranks the truthful saints (siddiqin) , the martyrs, and the righteous are to be found. Among them are the great men of guidance and illumination, of recorded integrity and celebrated virtue. The Substitutes

    80. Ammar Ibn Yaser
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