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Figure 4: A creative model of a device designed by al-Jazari (chapter 6 of category III) used for measuring blood lost during phlebotomy (bloodletting) sessions, a popular therapy in the medieval world. Taken from a MS of al-Jazari's treatise copied in Egypt in 1354. (Source).
Islamic Automation: Al-Jazari’s Book of Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices
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Dr. Gunalan Nadarajan
In the following essay, Dr. Gunalan Nadarajan, Associate Dean of Research and...
Figure 1: Front cover of Medieval Islamic Economic Thought: Filling the 'Great Gap' in European Economics, edited by S.M. Ghazanfar (Routledge and Curzon, 2003).
A ‘Gap-Filling’ Book on Islamic Economic Thought
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This book is a collection of previously-published papers on the origins of economic thought discovered in the...
Figure 1: Front cover of Islamic Civilization: History, Contributions, and Influence: A Compendium of Literature by Shaikh M. Ghazanfar
A Compendium of Knowledge about Islamic Civilization: Its History, Contributions, and Influence
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An extensive compendium of literature on Islamic civilization, the book published by Professor Shaikh M....
The Thistle and the Crescent by Bashir Maan: A Book Review
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Information on the long and varied relationship between Islam and Scotland that began as early as the 7th...
Figure 3: Front cover of Science Under Islam: Rise, Decline and Revival, by Sayyed Misbah Deen. Source: http://www.scienceunderislam.com.
Science under Islam: A Reflection on Past Brilliancy and Future Revival
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This is a review of a book by Sayyed Misbah Deen, Emeritus Professor of Computer Science (Keele University),...
Figure 1: Front cover of the book Cairo: 1001 Years of Islamic Art and Architecture.
A Wealth of Scholarship: Recent Publications in Islamic Art, Culture and History
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This is a general review of some 23 recent publications (books, films, and articles) on various aspects of...
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Figure 4: A creative model of a device designed by al-Jazari (chapter 6 of category III) used for measuring blood lost during phlebotomy (bloodletting) sessions, a popular therapy in the medieval world. Taken from a MS of al-Jazari's treatise copied in Egypt in 1354. (Source).
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