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>________________________________ >From: Salwani Mohd Daud <salwanid...@gmail.com> >To: ikram-ajk <ikram-ajk-disk...@googlegroups.com>; >naqibnet-oper...@yahoogroups.com; islah-net@yahoogroups.com; >keluargaikra...@yahoogroups.com; sri...@yahoogroups.com; >sr...@yahoogroups.com; sm...@yahoogroups.com >Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 6:56 AM >Subject: [Islah-Net] Wacana: Pengelasan Ilmu dalam Islam: Satu Seni Bina Islam >dalam Ilmu oleh Professor Datuk Dr. Osman Bakar > > >السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته >Jemputan untuk semua, sila luangkan masa dan edarkan maklumat ini kepada >kawan2 yang lain. > >============ > >WACANA: PENGELASAN ILMU DALAM ISLAM: SATU SENI BINA ISLAM DALAM ILMU > > >AKAN DATANG: PUBLIC LECTURE >Tajuk: Classification of Knowledge in Islam : An Islamic Architecture in >Knowledge >Synopsis : Welcome to the world of Islamic architecture of knowledge > * • Classification of knowledge as an landmark in Islamic intellectual > history > * • Historical overview of classifications of knowledge in Islam > * • Why is classification of knowledge important to the Islamic mind? > * • When and why did classification of knowledge stop as an > intellectual activity in Islamic civilization? > * • The relevance of the Islamic idea of classification of knowledge to > the contemporary world > * • The need to revive the Islamic tradition of classification of > knowledge > >SPEAKER >Professor Dr. Datuk Osman Bakar >Deputy CEO >International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IAIS) Malaysia > > >MODERATOR >Prof Abdullah > >PROGRAMME DETAILS >Tuesday, 7 March 2012 >Tempat : UKM >Masa : 9.45 pg – 12.00 tgh >09.45am – 10.00am Arrival of Guests & Registration >10.00am – 10.05am Welcome Remarks by Moderator >10.05am – 11.15am Address by the Speaker >11.15am – 12.00pm Discussion > >BIODATA SPEAKER >Dr Osman Bakar, an Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of >Malaya, is currently the Deputy CEO of the International Institute of Advanced >Islamic Studies, Kuala Lumpur. A former Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and >Research) at the University of Malaya (1995-2000) and Professor at the >International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization (ISTAC), >International Islamic University, Malaysia (2005-2008) Dr Bakar. is also a >Senior Fellow at the Prince al-Waleed Center for Muslim-Christian >Understanding, Georgetown University, Washington DC; Senior Research Fellow at >Center for Civilizational Dialogue, University of Malaya; and Visiting >Research Fellow at Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan. Formerly the holder of >Malaysia Chair of Islam in Southeast Asia at Georgetown University >(2000-2005), Dr Bakar was educated in London University where he obtained B.Sc >and M.Sc in Mathematics. He earned his doctorate in Islamic philosophy from >Temple University, Philadelphia. >A Fullbright Visiting Scholar at Harvard University (1992) he has published 15 >books and more than 250 articles on Islamic thought and civilization, >particularly Islamic philosophy and science, and on contemporary Islam, >inter-religious and inter-civilizational dialogues. The founder of the Center >for Civilizational Dialogue at the University of Malaya (1995), Dr Bakar has >also served as advisors and consultants to various international academic and >professional organizations and institutions, including UNESCO and The Qatar >Foundation. He is a member of C-100 (Council of 100 Leaders) of The >West-Islamic World Initiative for Dialogue established by the World Economic >Forum based in Switzerland. He was awarded with a datukship by the Sultan of >Pahang (1994) and another datukship by the Malaysian King (2000). >Dr Bakar’s best known works are Tawhid and Science (A History and Philosophy >of Islamic Science), Classification of Knowledge in Islam, and Islam and >Civilizational Dialogue. The former book has been published in a number of >Muslim languages, including Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, and Albanian. >Several of his other writings have also been translated into Spanish, Chinese, >Urdu, Arabic, and Bosnian. >Maklumat lanjut >di:http://www.perintis.org.my/wacana-pengelasan-ilmu-dalam-islam-satu-seni-bina-islam-dalam-ilmu/ > >================== > > والسلام Dr Salwani >Persatuan Saintis Muslim Malaysia (PERINTS) >'Sains untuk kesejahteraan alam' - PERINTIS >http://www.perintis.org.my >
