ISBN: 9781565640542
Author:AbdulHamid A. AbuSulayman
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 220
Size: 8.8 x 6.0 x 0.2 inch
Publication Year: 1994
Language: English
Description
About This Book:
"Islamization: Reforming Contemporary Knowledge" is an invigorating commitment to the discussion over the consolidation of Islamic ideas into present-day information frameworks. This paper, part of A periodic Paper Series, offers a convincing assessment of the course of Islamization and its suggestions for trimming current ideas. This book, composed by Abdul Hamid A. AbuSulayman, is a current and sagacious assessment of the intersection of Islamic perspectives and contemporary information.
Islamization as a Concept
Abdul Hamid A. AbuSulayman makes sense of the idea of Islamization in the principal part, offering a calculated starting point for perusers to get a handle on the goals and methods included. The creator concentrates on Islamization fundamentally as a method of accommodating unique information frameworks and fostering a more all-encompassing viewpoint of the universe.
Disciplinary Boundaries Reconsidered
This segment takes a gander at how disciplinary limits are being rethought about Islamization. Abdul Hamid A. AbuSulayman contends how the joining of Islamic thoughts difficulties and alters existing scholarly disciplines, giving new points of view on science, humanities, and sociologies. Perusers are urged to think about a more coordinated and comprehensive way to deal with information in this part.
Islamic Methodology and Epistemology
The book strolls perusers through the basics of Islamic epistemology and technique, focusing on the unmistakable manners by which Islamic reasoning methodologies information procurement. Abdul Hamid A. AbuSulayman examines the similarity and expected combination of Islamic epistemic ideas and contemporary exploration methodology, in this way reassuring a discourse between the two.
