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Wahabi contention: Ibn Taymiyyah argued with the Ash'aris about the divisibility of an atom and supported the view of the philosophers that atom is indeed divisible contrary to the Ash'aris. Today even school children know about the divisibility of atoms.
Sunnianswer: This silly claim is based on translating the term "jawhar" used in belief science as equivalent to the term "atom" in physics. Belief science in Islam is not physics a… more →
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Wahabi contention: Ibn Taymiyyah argued with the Ash'aris about the divisibility of an atom and supported the view of the philosophers that atom is indeed divisible contrary to the Ash'aris. Today even school children know about the divisibility of atoms.
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Shaykh Abu Adam wrote 4 months ago: Sunnianswer: This silly claim is based on translating the term "jawhar" used in belief sci … more →
The most important idea in science, and why it's true
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gravityandlevity wrote 5 months ago: If you’re in the mood to read a great book about physics, there is no author I can recommend m … more →
In Obscuris Lux
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R.J. Croton wrote 1 year ago: Or- In Darkness, Light A preface: this is my second foray into full philosophy, the first being Why … more →
Sociology of physics comes before science of physics
zeynel wrote 1 year ago: Consider what physicist Thomson wrote in 1928: Not so long ago atom was regarded as indivisible, imp … more →
Karma, or, Indigenous oppression like a bad psych drug for oppressors?
Tiernan O Faolain wrote 1 year ago: So argues this talk (PDF). Try and stick through what seems like gratuitous anti-psychiatry, Tom-Cr … more →
Q & A: Is the jawhar perpetual?
Ibn Mazhar wrote 1 year ago: Question: I have a question regarding atomism that the Salafis are charging on us Sunnis. Do the Ash … more →
The Indivisible Element
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Ibn Mazhar wrote 1 year ago: Ahl al Sunnah are currently under the accusation that they founded their belief on the existence of … more →
Wahhabi Contention: 'Proof from Accidents' and 'Atomism' are not Quranic
Ibn Mazhar wrote 1 year ago: Wahhabi Contention: Neither the ‘Proof from Accidents’ nor the Ashari belief in atomism are ‘Quranic … more →
More Dots
John Valley wrote 1 year ago: Last time, in “Theory of Dots,” we talked about differences between perceptions and the … more →
A Theory of Dots
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John Valley wrote 1 year ago: It’s no secret that the modern scientific view of matter holds that any piece of material is m … more →
Machines, Morphogenesis and Complexity
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Joseph Weissman wrote 2 years ago: Cellular automata The harmony of the world is made manifest in Form and Number, and the heart and so … more →
Notes on The Birth of Physics
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Joseph Weissman wrote 2 years ago: Turbulent Flow “To grasp more firmly the restless movement of all the particles of matter, remember … more →
