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A Question of Method concerning adab, governance, health and well-being, morality, science and tawhid by Dr. Omar

Omar Zaid

Apr 7, 2013

Author’s Note: This paper is not for the unread. Abstract: This essay addresses the need for knowledge synthesis from the perspectives of Sir Isaac Newton, Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe and Prof. Syed Muhammad Naquib Al-Attas. It is a robust criticism of materialist reductionism and represents an Islamized revision of an unpublished paper submitted to the…

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Top-Shelf Mischief Making of the Worst Kind: just as the Prophet (wslm) Predicted

Omar Zaid

Mar 19, 2013

Editor’s Note: This article was submitted to me by one of my readers with the hopes that it would be of interest. It is. Most of what is stated below I already knew and have reported in various segments of my books and posts. And though I suspected complicity on the part of the Ayatollah,…

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On Sir Ibn Whahhab, The 19 th Century, by David Livingston

Omar Zaid

Mar 11, 2013

(extracts): Mohammed ibn Abdul Wahhab was born in 1703, in the small town in a barren wasteland called Najd, in the eastern part of what is now called Saudi Arabia. Ominously, Mohammed, the prophet of Islam, had already refused to confer blessings on the region, claiming that from it would emerge only ―disturbances, disorder and…

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Another View on Reformers: by Dr. Omar

Omar Zaid

Mar 10, 2013

Excerpt from My Book: Cain’s Creed, The Cults of Rome The example of every Prophet who established a family or Polity of God was to absolutely forbid, rebuke or ruthlessly uproot shirkers of Divine Law depending on their time and misssion! [1], [2] To the contrary, reformers like Afghani, Mohd. Abduh, Qutb and al’Bana—all were…

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