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Wednesday 24 July 2013

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The rich heritage of the Muslim peoples embraces almost 14 centuries of tumultuous history. It spans parts of three continents, and links societies of every, race, economic condition and political orientation.
From its origin in seventh-century Arabia, Islam has spread across northern and western Africa, southeastern Europe, the Levant, central and southern Asia, China and Indonesia. Today the faith includes some 800 million people, the vast majority of them non-Arab. Illiterate herdsmen in the Sahel, bankers and diplomats in Istanbul and Kuwait, revolutionary zealots in Iran, scientists in Pakistan and factory hands in Egypt are connected in their diversity by the banner of the Prophet Muhammad.
In the history of Islam, great empires have come and gone, leaving rich literary and artistic legacies even as their political and military power evaporated. The caliphate of the Abbasids in Baghdad, the Mamluk rule in Egypt and Syria, the Safavid empire in Iran, the empires of the Mughals and Ottomans all reached breathtaking levels of achievement in science, literature, art and architecture, creating brilliant and enduring monuments to their common faith.
In mathematics, the Arab sifr, or zero, provided new solutions for complicated problems. We owe Algebra to the Arabs who also perfected the astrolabe and compiled astronomical charts and tables. It was an Arab doctor who first diagnosed smallpox and measles. Camphor, basil, oregano, cinnamon to name a few herbs and spices found their way from Arab pharmacies to European tables. The Alhambra in Granada is only one of the many great examples of Arab architecture.
Arab pilots guided Europeans around Africa to India, and Arab scholars helped Columbus learn the earth was round. One of the earliest philosophers—al-Kindi—wrote on specific weight, tides, light reflection and optics. Cotton muslin, Damask linen and Shiraz wool were watchwords for quality in textiles in Europe. Arab words such as admiral, candy, julep, saffron, sugar, zenith and many others filtered into English. Three great monotheistic religions came from the region which gave us Arab culture.
In every aspect of our daily lives we are indebted to Arab creativity, insight and scientific perseverance.
The late Robert Najem was coordinator for Arabic in Liberal Studies at the University of Wisconsin Extension in Madison, Wisconsin. He is an “American of Lebanese background with a lifelong interest in the Middle East.”
The day my brother was circumcised (and I wasn't, I'm a girl) was the day it first came to me that I was, for some unfathomable reason, different. Up to that D-Day, the anticipation had been slowly building. Every facet of our daily twins life was regimented by the words “the day you'll be circumcised”
In those days, I was my brother's shadow; he was the son around which my moon gravitated and I was content to bask in his glow. My brother was the kind of child with a sunny disposition, who could get away with anything on the force of his laughing face and pretty long-lashed eyes. Anyway here we were, Circumcision Day!

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