Muslim Intellectuals & Scholars

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ibn al Arabiibn Battutaal Birunial Farabiibn al Haniibn al HaythamJabir ibn Hayyanal-JazariIkhwan Al Safaal Kirmanial Khwarizmial Muayyadibn Al MuqaffaNasir KhusrawOmar Khayyam(Zakariya) al Raziibn Rushdal Sijistaniibn al-Sinaal Tusiibn Tufayl


ibn al-Arabi
ibn al-Arabi
Ibn al-‘Arabi and Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah on Continual Creation - Muḥyī al-Dīn Ibn al-‘Arabī, the great Sufi mystic and theosopher, explains how getting “bored” is…

al-Biruni
al-Biruni
Al-Biruni developed a formula in the 11th century to measure the earth’s circumference - Al-Biruni, was born in 973 in Khwarizm, Uzbekistan. His father, a distinguished mathematician and astronomer,…

ibn Battuta
ibn Battuta
Travel Writing inspired by Hajj - The pilgrimage to Mecca gave rise to a rich genre of travel writing. Pilgrims kept…

al Farabi
al Farabi
Al-Farabi is credited with preserving the works of Aristotle - Abu Nasr al-Farabi was born around 870 CE in eastern Iran. After completing his early…

ibn al-Hani
ibn al-Hani
Ismaili Poetry – Hani and Shirazi - The Evil of Desire – By Al Mu’ayyad fi’l din Al Shirazi The Light of…

ibn al-Haytham
ibn al-Haytham
Islamic civilisations have played a critical role in advancing astronomy - Indeed in the creation of the heavens and the earth, and in the alternation of…

Jabir ibn Hayyan
Jabir ibn Hayyan
The first pharmacies, or drug stores, opened in Baghdad in the eighth century - The first pharmacies, or drug stores, opened in Baghdad in the eighth century. By the…

al Jazari
al Jazari
Computers have their origin in textiles - From the Latin texere meaning ‘to weave,’ woven cloth has been in use for many…

al-Kirmani
al-Kirmani
Today in history: Fatimid Imam al-Hakim was succeeded by his son - The Fatimid Caliph-Imam al-Hakim bi Amr Allah was succeeded to the Imamat by his sixteen-year old son, al-Zahir li-I'zaz Din Allah, on February 13, 1021

al-Khwarizmi
al-Khwarizmi
Alternate Reading of the Events Surrounding the Declaration of Qiyama in Ismai‘li History - Excerpt: Representing the Institute, Dr Sarkozy opened the panel with the Isma‘ili Imam Hasan II’s…

Nasir Khusraw
Nasir Khusraw
Nasir Khusraw: Whose hand should we touch…? - Nasir Khusraw (1004- ca.1077) was born in Qobadiyan in the eastern Iranian province of Khurasan.…

al-Muayyad
al-Muayyad
Today in history: A majlis al-hikma was delivered at the Fatimid palace - The Fatimid da'wa(mission) was concerned with educating converts in esoteric doctrines, known as the hikma or 'wisdom.'

Omar Khayyam
Omar Khayyam
A lunar crater is named after Umar Khayyam - Umar Khayyam, an Islamic poet, and mathematician, was born around 1048 in Nishapur, a prominent…

(Zakariya) al Razi
(Zakariya) al Razi
Al-Razi emphasized doctor-patient relationships in medical treatments - Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya Al-Razi (d. ca. 925) was one of the greatest clinicians…

ibn Rushd
ibn Rushd

al-Sijistani
al-Sijistani
New Book | Fatimid Ismaili Da’i and Philosopher Abu Yaqub al-Sijistani’s al-Risalah al-Bahirah Translated by Dr Boustan Hirji - Thanks to the pioneering and lifelong studies by Paul Walker, we are becoming increasingly knowledgeable…

ibn al-Sina
ibn al-Sina
World’s most influential philosopher, Ibn Sina’s 1038th Birthday Celebrated by Google  - Ibn Sina’s 1038th Birthday #GoogleDoodle. One of the pre-modern world’s most influential philosophers, Ibn Sina…

al-Tusi
al-Tusi
The writings of Nasir al-Din al-Tusi illustrate the high level of intellectual life at the Nizari Ismaili fortress of Alamut - Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tusi, better known as Nasir al-Din Tusi, one of the…

ibn Tufayl
ibn Tufayl
Ibn Tufayl’s “Hayy ibn Yaqzan” had an enormous impact on the Age of Reason - Abu Bakr ibn Tufayl (d. ca.1186), a philosopher, astronomer, court official, and physician to the Almohad ruler, was…

ibn Al Muqaffa
ibn Al Muqaffa
Abdullah Ibn Al Muqaffa: words of wisdom for the kings | GulfNews.com - While it is not clear whether the Ibn Al Muqaffa rendition included the Sanskrit principle…

Ikhwan Al Safa
Ikhwan Al Safa
Prince Amyn: Music “binds people together and unites them” - “Music has always been an art of special importance to me: Its power of communication…

ibn al Arabi

ibn Battuta

al Farabi

Ibn al Hani

ibn al Haytham

Jabir ibn Hayyan

al Jazari

al Kirmani

al Khwarizmi

al Muayyad

Omar Khayyam

Zakariya al-Razi

ibn Rushd

al Sijistani

ibn al Sina

al Tusi

ibn Tufayl

ibn Al Muqaffa

al Biruni

Nasir Khusraw

Ikhwan Al Safa

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  1. Such a wonderful heritage. I am sure, children of 40th century if they were to exist would recall the great work under Imam for securing the world out in the post-carbon age with renewable energy security. I am blessed to have the recognition of Imam from Qur’aan. I have proposed a discipline called Ecostrategics for combining the learning from sustainability analysis in order to shape behaviour, consumption patterns. Shia Ismaili Imamis are most regular in giving to Imam obeying while establishing salaat in the luminous hours. Most ecologically intelligent community in the comity of nations with people across the faiths.

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  2. I am just Speechless to learn for the first time about your such a great Hard work, in collecting our intellectual heritage! That, definitely a matter of taking pride in our young generation who feels humiliation on their introduction of Ismaili History is not known to them due to, residing in such parts of the World of closed political & social environment!
    I feel honored to extend my humble assistance if needed. Congratulations to your whole team!
    Barkat Ali Sakhyani
    Exec. Editor Wisdom Int’l Mag.

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