A Muslim's View
Posted on February 25, 2014 by zaidpub
Universal or Authentic? I vehemently take issue with (i) the alleged “traditional” approaches that support the perusal of unseen worlds objectively; and (ii) the philosophically entertained quiddities of “Active Intellects”, sometimes called Ibn Sina’s noumena—which Imam Ghazali soundly refuted. I suggest these claims are superfluous at best… Continue Reading “Essays on Islamization and Islamic Science by Dr. Omar”
Category: Essays to the Contrary, ISLAMTags: Abu ’Sa’id, Agapeo, astral travel, bomohs, Boy Scouts, Dhun-Nun Al-Misri, featured, Freemasons, Frithjof Schuon, Gnosticism, Hermes, Ibn Sina, IOK, jabarut, Jesuits, Karamah, King Thoth, Magi, marifah, Mustapha Karallii, noumena, Orientalism, people of the bench, Perennialism, poltergeists, Prof S.N. Al-Attas, Professor Osman Bakar, quiddities, Rene Guenon, Rosicrucians, samawat, Shaykh Nuh Ha Mim Keller, Sufi-claimer, Sufis, talmudist Jews, Tasawwuf, theomania, Traditional Islamic Discourse, Universal Soul, Universalism, unseen, Wahhabi
Posted on December 27, 2013 by zaidpub
On pondering this past year, past decade and last half century—something I do regularly—I took note of several matters concerning the present global demise of mankind’s common sense, the environment, as well as health and science; all in favor of politically correct gobble-de-gook. First… Continue Reading “The Science of Pondering by Dr. Omar”
Category: Essays to the ContraryTags: black robes, Catholics, helplessness, imbalance, injustice, justice, Lawrence of Arabia, Prayer, reflection, religiosity, theomania