During the Middle Ages, both Islamic and Christian societies had access to the works of Aristotle (meaning Greek philosophy/logic). The philosophical tradition allows one to seek truth through reasoning, not simply through revelation/faith (religion). This can be threatening to religious faith. But in Christian society, St. Thomas Aquinas was able to synthesize the works of Aristotle with Christian theology. In short, he made it ok to have faith and reason, science and religion. The Islamic civilization was (for various reasons) unable to do this...in fact, many Islamic scholars of Aristotle were driven out of Muslim lands. A good number ended up in Italy....one of the things that sparked the Renaissance.
The ability (or inability) to integrate Greek philosophy and logic into the religious system marks a turning point for the Islamic/Christian societies. During much of the Middle Ages, Europe was the technological backwater. But when they were able to work Aristotle into their faith (just as Islam was purging it from theirs), the tide turned.
There are no modern Muslim states. All Muslim states are far behind the modern world. And yes, they are. And yes, it is.
jamaluddin aghani thought that to succed in the muslim world the muslim needed to lern new technolgy and science ; He aslso belived that modernization was essential to meet the challenger=s of the west . There fore his thoughts were required to succed in the modern world.
the practice of herding as the primary economic activity of a society.
It isn't an outfit at all. It is a society, a Muslim analog of Red Cross in the Western world. You can think of it as a welfare organization with nursing as its prime activity.
Modern society is characterized by industrialization, urbanization, technological advancements, and a focus on individualism and globalization. Traditional society, on the other hand, is based on customs, values, and practices that have been passed down through generations and often revolves around agriculture, close-knit communities, and adherence to established cultural norms.
AnswerThere are no significant religious stories behind the star. Its only, one of the creations of Allah the Almighty.
Equality, diversity, sustainability, innovation, and community are values that are prevalent in modern society. These values often guide decision-making and shape social interactions in our interconnected world.
Covenants are international treaties, as thus they must be valued and respected. They are the guarantors of world peace and civil society amongst nations.
Mustafa Kemal was a political leader who sought to bring Turkey into the modern and more Western world. His reforms were not anti religious nor anti clerical, and Turkey became and remains a modern society with a Muslim religion that includes 99.8 of its population (mostly Sunni). They are "true Muslims" and should all honor the memory of the "Father of the Turks".
Muslims are found in every country or society. The largest Muslim populations are in Asia, in Indonesia and Pakistan.
The study of modern civilization is called sociology. It focuses on the development, structure, and functioning of human society in the contemporary world. Sociologists analyze various aspects of modern society, including culture, social institutions, social norms, and interactions.
World Muslim Congress was created in 1949.