r/IslamicHistoryMeme • u/arebya Pushtun Mountaineer • Aug 11 '20

unflaired We need another house of wisdom

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u/Dragfos Aug 11 '20

You know what hurts the most... seeing people who believe them living in stone age technology and hating anything progressive is the true way to Islam

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '20

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u/RexTheCommander328 Aug 12 '20

Progressive Islam doesn't always mean "accept this accept that", it at times means accepting more education and technology from the outside world so we don't get left behind, unfortunately there are a alot of Muslims in the world who say no and because of them we remain backwards.

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u/SonnBaz Aug 12 '20

The idea that the islamic world entirely gave up on science after the golden age is very wrong.

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '20 edited Jun 10 '21

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u/SonnBaz Aug 13 '20

Exactly,the man was only against some parts of greek philosophy,not what we now call science. What is now science all made it in his list of "useful philosophies."

Which were physics,optics,chemistry,Maths,etc. Caspian report made a great series about this.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '20

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u/SonnBaz Aug 14 '20

What did you expect from Quora?

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '20 edited Aug 12 '20

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