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2000
The gulf between theists and scientists is not a recent development, for history tells us that such a gulf has existed for ages. Furthermore, there have been quarrels and troubles between the two sides in diverse countries the world over. However, the early periods can be distinguished from our present era in the severity of these problems and the ...
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The gulf between theists and scientists is not a recent development, for history tells us that such a gulf has existed for ages. Furthermore, there have been quarrels and troubles between the two sides in diverse countries the world over. However, the early periods can be distinguished from our present era in the severity of these problems and the ...
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, 2020
This research aims to find out and analyze whether there is an influence of lifestyle and religiosity on the attitude and intention of Muslim students to visit the Islamic civilization artifacts museum in Indonesia.
S. Sumadi
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This research aims to find out and analyze whether there is an influence of lifestyle and religiosity on the attitude and intention of Muslim students to visit the Islamic civilization artifacts museum in Indonesia.
S. Sumadi
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2002
Abstract In fall of 1998, the recent winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics came to Duke University to address the notion of cultural complexity or multiculturalism. Amartya Sen was—and is—a Cambridge don. He is also Bengali. As a Bengali, he closely identifies with the cultural history of the Asian subcontinent, and so it was no ...
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Abstract In fall of 1998, the recent winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics came to Duke University to address the notion of cultural complexity or multiculturalism. Amartya Sen was—and is—a Cambridge don. He is also Bengali. As a Bengali, he closely identifies with the cultural history of the Asian subcontinent, and so it was no ...
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Islam, Civilizations and Terror
2013The traumatic events of 9/11 were disturbing for many people in the West because the attacks seemed to come out of the blue and they seemed to know so little about their ‘enemy’ who was prepared to attack civilian lives and bring about such destruction.
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Hisbah Institution and Its Role Environmental Conservation in Islamic Civilization
, 2021Ahmad Jamil Jaafar +3 more
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Model of Periodization of the History of Civilization and Phases of Development of Islamic Education
HISTORICAL: Journal of History and Social Sciences, 2023exaly
Constructing the Dialogue of Civilizations in World Politics: A Case of Global Islamic Activism
Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, 2012Turan Kayaoglu
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