This webpage is designed to expose the users to the varied cultures, architecture, art and world of the Ummah (the family of Islam).

Date Added: May 30, 2007 Hits: 2 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

Al-Tawhid, the journal of Islamic thought and culture

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Medicine is a science from which one learns the states of the human body with respect to what is healthy and what is not, in order to preserve good health when it exists and restore it when it is lacking

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Islamic culture in Spain began to flourish in earnest during the reign of ‘Abd al-Rahman II of Córdoba, a ruler passionately interested in science who attracted historians, philosophers, geometers, physicians, horticulturists and other scholars to his court, and established the intellectual tradition and educational system that made Spain a beacon of learning.

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Islamic Culture and the Medical Arts: Hospitals

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IRCICA is an international institution active in the fields of research, publishing, documentation and information. Its mandate covers multifarious themes in the fields of the history of Muslim nations, history of arts and sciences in Islam, and other subject areas in Islamic culture and civilisation. By means of these activities, IRCICA aims at studying and better introducing the Islamic culture and civilisation throughout the world and acting as a catalyst for research and cooperation in these areas to promote mutual understanding between Muslims and with other nations and cultures of the world.

Date Added: Dec 28, 2007 Hits: 0 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

Al-Madinah School is just one of the many institutions run by Al-Iman Society. The mission of Al-Madinah School is to assist parents in raising their children within the teachings and practices of the Islamic culture and tradition. At Al-Madinah School , a safe and healthy Islamic environment is created for our children through the on-going education of living the Islamic culture in every part of the school day - during lunchtime, while talking, walking, playing and interacting with people throughout the day. Teachers and Staff, along with students, live the Islamic culture through their behavior, social interactions and code of dress

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