مسائل معاصر در اسلام و علم: جلد ۲ (اسلام و علم: دیدگاه‌های تاریخی و معاصر)

The articles selected for this volume explore emergent issues in the contemporary relationship between Islam and science and present studies of eight major voices in the discourse. Also included is a section on the operationalization of Islamic science in the modern world and a section on studies in traditional Islamic cosmology. Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgements Editor's Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: FORMULATING QUESTIONS ON ISLAM AND SCIENCE NEXUS 1 Where's Where? Mapping out the Future of Islamic Science (Part-I) 2 Where's Where? Mapping out the Future of Islamic Science (Part-II) 3 Islam, Rationality and Science: A Brief Analysis 4 Does Science Offer Evidence of a Transcendent Reality and Purpose? PART II: MAJOR VOICES 5 IBN Sīnā and Abū Al-Barakāt Al-Baghdādī on the Origination of The Soul (Hudūth Al-Nafs) and the Invalidation of Its Transmigration (Ibtāl Al-Tanāsukh) 6 Fakhr Al-Dīn Al-Rāzī on Physics and the Nature of the Physical World: a Preliminary Survey 7 Between Physics and Metaphysics: Mullā Sadrā on Nature and Motion 8 Iqbaps Appropriation of Modern Science Vis-à-Vis Religion: a Critical Appraisal 9 Beyond the 'Modern': Sa'īD Al-Nūrsī'S View of Science 10 Science and Technology in the Discourse of Sayyid Qutb 11 The Sacred Versus the Secular: Nasr on Science 12 Sophia Perennis and Modern Science 13 Special Feature on the Philosophy of Science of Syed Muhammad Naquib Al-Attas PART III: ISLAMIC COSMOLOGY 14 In the Beginning: Islamic Perspectives on Cosmological Origins 15 In the Beginning: Islamic Perspectives on Cosmological Origins-II PART IV: OPERATIONALIZATION OF ISLAMIC SCIENCE 16 Science Education: the Islamic Perspective 17 Some Specific Methodologies of Relating Mathematical Sciences and Islam 18 Some Upstream Research Programs for Muslim Mathematicians: Operationalizing Islamic Values in the Sciences Through Mathematical Creativity Name Index This four volume series brings together the most important and influential articles dealing with various aspects of the relationship between Islam and science. The studies reflect historical, epistemological and philosophical issues and perspectives, and cover a wide spectrum of subject areas ranging from Islamic perspectives on cosmology and biological evolution to the relationship between the Qur'an and science, and contemporary issues in many fields where science and religion interact. The series sheds new light on historical links between modern science and the Islamic scientific tradition and also includes special studies on major voices in Islam and science discourse. Each volume in the series is thematically arranged, which makes clear the developments in various sub areas of the Islam and science nexus, and includes an introduction which presents an overview of the current status of research in the field. This series constitutes a comprehensive reference resource for libraries and academic researchers interested in all aspects of the Islam and science discourse