1.In the ninth century, the Andalusian city of Cordoba had running
water, paved streets, and street lights. Other European cities like
Paris and London would not have such luxuries until 700 years later.
For
the record, for those who want to question this, the people of that
time had faith and practice but also provided the people in their
society with practical worldly means as those mentioned in the post that
benefited the public. They achieved both faith and a civilized cohesive
functioning society.
2.“May I offer you the advice of the 14th
century Arab historian Ibn Khaldun, who said: 'At the beginning of the
empire, the tax rates were low and the revenues were high. At the end of
the empire, the tax rates were high and the revenues were low.'
And, no, I did not personally know Ibn Khaldun, although we may have had some friends in common!”
- Roland Reagan, who cited Ibn Khaldun's economic theories during his presidency
3.The Dzhumaya Mosque in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Built in 1363, it is the oldest mosque in Bulgaria.
1363
4.Throughout Islamic history, some of the most prolific political activists were also scholars of Islamic sciences.
In
1915, Mahmud Hasan, one of the greatest Indian scholars of the 20th
century, traveled to the Ottoman Empire to try to secure support for a
planned Indian Muslim rebellion against British rule (other activists
were sent to Afghanistan and Persia). He was caught in Mecca and was
imprisoned by the British on Malta until 1920.
Because of his
efforts at securing an independent India, Mahmud Hasan was known as
"Shaykh al-Hind" by Muslims and Hindus during the movement for Indian
independence.
The creation of Pakistan is only the true
independence for Indian Muslims, as Pakistan is the only country in the
world created by &for Muslims....!!!
Sunday, February 8, 2015
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