Eighth to the Sixteenth Century - Rashid Islamic Center

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Annotated Bibliography • 279Rashed, Roshdi. 1994. The Development of Arabic Mathematics: BetweenArithmetic and Algebra. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. Thisis the English translation by A. F. W. Armstrong of Rashed’s 1984work on mathematical sciences in Islam, Entre Arithmétique et Algèbre.Recherches sur l’Histoire des Mathèmatiques Arabes. Paris: Sociétéd’Eition Les Belles Lettres.Ratzsch, Del. 2000. Science & Its Limits. Downers Grove: InterVarsityPress. A book written from a Christian perspective that aspires todefine science and its limits: what it can and cannot tell us.Roberts, Victor. 1966. “The Planetary Theory of Ibn al-Shatir.” Isis, 57:210.Sabra, A. and Shehaby, N. 1971. Ibn al-Haytham al-Shukuk Ala Batlamyus(Dubitationes in Ptolemaeum). Cairo: National Library Press.Sabra, A. I. 1987. “The Appropriation and Subsequent Naturalization ofGreek Science in Medieval Islam: A Preliminary Statement.” History ofScience, 25: 223–243; reprinted with other papers in a collection, Optics,Astronomy and Logic: Studies in Arabic Science and Philosophy. 1994.—. 1994. Optics, Astronomy and Logic: Studies in Arabic Science andPhilosophy. Aldershot: Variorum.Sabzavari, Haji Mulla Hadi. Tr. 1977. The Metaphysics of Sabzavari.Translated by Mehdi Mohaghegh and Izutsu Toshihiko. New York:Caravan Books. This work is a complete translation of the Metaphysicsof Sabzavari’s Ghurar al-farâ‘d, a systematic exposition of traditionalIslamic philosophy comprising logic, physics, theology, andmetaphysics, commonly known as Sharh-I manzumah (Commentary ona Philosophical Poem). This is the most popular textbook that has beenused in Iran, and that is still in current use, to teach philosophy inalmost all religious schools.Saliba, George. 1994. A History of Arabic Astronomy. New York: New YorkUniversity Press. A collection of articles, written over a period of twodecades, devoted to the study of the various aspects of non-Ptolemaicastronomy in medieval Islam. Based on primary sources, thesearticles provide insights into the making of the Islamic astronomicaltradition between the eleventh and the fifteenth centuries. Amongother things, the book provides substantial evidence against the
280 • The Making of Islamic Sciencecommonly held belief that Islamic scientific tradition declinedas early as the twelfth century. The author shows that some of thetechniques and mathematical theorems developed during this periodwere identical to those employed by Copernicus in developing hisown non-Ptolemaic astronomy.—. 2007. Islamic Science and the Making of the European Renaissance.Cambridge: The MIT Press. See review of this book in Islam &Science, Vol. 7 (Summer 2009) No. 1.Samsó, Julio. 2001. “Astronomical Tables and Theory.” In A. Y. Al-Hassan, ed., The Different Aspects of Islamic Culture. Vol. 4: Science andTechnology in Islam. Part 1: The Exact Sciences. Paris: UNESCO,pp. 209–234.Sardar, Ziauddin. ed., 1984. The Touch of Midas: Science, Values andthe Environment in Islam and the West. Manchester: University ofManchester.—. 1985. Islamic Futures. London: Mansell.—. 1989. Explorations in Islamic Science. London: Mansell. Sardar’s ideason Islam and science were presented in this work in more detail thanin his early work. Criticizing modern science from a sociologicalaspect, Sardar developed a new branch of Islam and sciencediscourse using the work of western critics of modern science.Sarton, George. 1927–1947. Introduction to the History of Science. 3 vols.Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins. A major reference work of itstimes, this book brought to attention major achievements of Islamicscientific tradition. It has now become dated, but remains importantfor its historical role.Sarton, George. 1955. Appreciation of Ancient and Medieval Science duringthe Renaissance (1450-1600). New York: Barnes.As-Sawi, Abdul Jawwad. 1992. Proposed Medical Research Projects Derivedfrom the QurāĀn and Sunnah. Jeddah: World Muslim League.Sayili, Aydin. 1960. The Observatory in Islam. Ankara: Turk Tarih KurumuBasimevi. One of the most important works on the subject, providinga systematic account of the observatories in ten chapters. Anappendix contains reflections on the causes of the decline of science
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