Rushd

They were Ibn Sīna (980-1037) and Ibn Rushd (1126-98), both of whom are more familiar in the west by their Latinised names: Avicenna and Averroës.

When Baghdad was centre of the scientific world Jim al-Khalili 2010

Meanwhile Ibn Rushd, who was born in Cordobá, is thought of as the last of the great Muslim philosophers.

When Baghdad was centre of the scientific world Jim al-Khalili 2010

Rushd interviewed one of the participants in the attacks (translated by Marwa Rakha for Global Voices Online).

Global Voices in English » Egypt: Interviewing a Baha’i Assailant 2009

Egyptian blogger Ibn Rushd interviewed one of the Baha'i assailants.

Global Voices in English » Egypt: Interviewing a Baha’i Assailant 2009

The victims, it was reported, had taken refuge inside the Ibn Rushd Preparatory School for Boys, a facility run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency.

Jenin II (update 2) Not a sheep 2009

"The pressure is too great," she said at Ibn Rushd, a central Baghdad psychiatric hospital.

Iraq ill-equipped to cope with an epidemic of mental illness 2010

"The pressure is too great," she said at Ibn Rushd, a central Baghdad psychiatric hospital.

Iraq ill-equipped to cope with an epidemic of mental illness 2010

The Globe & Mail are now calling it the "Ibn Rushd Preparatory School for BOYS".

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009

Sources, Constitution and Reception of the Philosophy of Ibn Rushd (1126-1198).

Greek Sources in Arabic and Islamic Philosophy D'Ancona, Cristina 2009

This group is so fanatic and extreme that it is shunned by the National Front. thanks "Ibn Rushd"

Wednesday, November 26, 2008 As'ad 2008