Australian children are among the youngest users of the internet in the world, starting as young as eight years old. Whether they’re using mobile phones, iPads or the TV, most children and teenagers will use their devices daily to chat to their friends or to access entertainment and education. But when children use these devices […]
by: Mohammed Khamouch An important legacy of Islam in China is represented by Muslim Kung Fu, developed throughout history by Muslim Masters, who merged in their endeavor and training between physical and spiritual perfection. The following short survey by Mohammed Khamouch and the longer article referred to below by the same author analyse this legacy […]
Natalia Kucirkova, The Open University A recent New York Times article points to a glaring inconsistency between the amount of “screen time” toddlers have using tablets, phones and computers – and the advice of many early years specialists. In fact, there are several apps specifically developed for (and enjoyed by) two-year-olds and even one-year-olds, yet […]
“I invite you… to go back with me 1000 years to consider the fascinating history of the old Arabian ophthalmology which I have studied in the past five years.” With these words Julius Hirschberg, addressing the American Medical Association in July 1905, presented the work of Muslim ophtalmologists. Inspired by the pionnering work of the […]
Kita baru sahaja menyambut awal tahun baru Maal Hijrah 2 minggu lepas. Alhamdulillah, bersyukur ke hadrat Allah kerana ini bermakna kita di anugerahkan dengan pertambahan tahun. Lagi pula, selang beberapa minggu lagi, 2014 akan melabuhkan tirai bagi menyambut tahun baru masihi pula. Sungguh cepat masa berlalu tanpa kita sedari. Saya mengingatkan diri sendiri serta pembaca […]