Reflections on The Struggle of Life
WHILE BEING CONTINUOUSLY BUSY WITH, OR EVEN OVERWHELMED BY, THE NECESSITIES OF MODERN LIFE HAVE YOU EVER REFLECTED…
Nature
133 articles
Science in Search of Its Soul
In the concepts of today, we can define science as the human effort to understand the physical world…
Dynamic Ego
Can you tell without looking at a reference point or without feeling any force due to acceleration that…
Editorial (Issue 54)
In this 54th issue a variety of topics are presented which are all geared toward enjoyable contemplative activity.…
The Inner Profundity of Humankind
The human being is the essence and the vital element of being, the index and core element of…
Potassium Channels: A Tale of Two Nobel Prizes
In May 2003, Roderick Mackinnon’s research group at Rockefeller University has published the three-dimensional atomic structure of a…
Terror and Suicide Attacks: An Islamic Perspective
Frankly, I was happy to accept the request to prepare a foreword for the readers of the present…
Symmetry and Beauty
When visiting Moscow University, Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac, the famous physicist and the founder of Quantum Mechanics, as…
An Argument on Miracles
We sometimes read in newspapers or hear from the news on television “A child fell from the fifth…
The Concept of Prayer in Said Nursi’s Works
One of the most famous Turkish Islamic scholars of the last century was Said Nursi. Nursi, who had…
Editorial (Issue 46
Can you imagine a baby, newly delivered and handed over to the mother, feeling hate and regret emanating…
Purpose of Creation
hy was I created? What am I to do with my life? Why did God send the prophets?…
What would you say about the equality of men and women?
Q: In recent years a lot of things have been said concerning the equality of men and women.…
Islamic Gardens: Growing Cosmological Ideals
If a random group of people were asked about their concept of heaven, it is likely that a…
Six Degrees of Separation or Small World
Introduction In his Models of My Life, social scientist Herbert Simon stated that science’s purpose is to find…