The Founders of Chemistry - Jabir Ibn-Hayyan (Geber) - MIZ Ar-Razi (Rhazès), by Nas E. Boutammina
Reference : 9782322032785
This book paints a succinct picture of these oh so brilliant minds who knew how to put themselves to the "Service of Humanity" in the name of the quest for the divine! Finally, they are the creators of a paradox: to reconcile Theology and Science by creating Chemistry!
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| Reliure | : Hardcover |
| Auteurs | : Nas E. Boutammina |
| Langues | : .Français |
| *YEAR | : 2013 |
| SUPPORT: - | : Livre |
| THEME : - | : Civilisation de l'Islam |
| Éditions | : Books On Demand |
| Condition : - | : New |
| Number of pages : - | : 164 |
| SIZE (CM): | : 15,4 x 21,8 cm |
| Weight (kg): - | : 0.350 |
| EAN13: - | : 9782322032785 |
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The Founders of Chemistry - Jabir Ibn-Hayyan (Geber) - MIZ Ar-Razi (Rhazès), by Nas E.Boutammina, Universal Works of Islam Collection
Chemistry [Al-Kimiya] has a history and it is clear that, when referring to it, we never mean where it really comes from, its genesis, the intellectual structure on which it is based, the figures which established it and which makes chemistry essential and now part of our daily lives.
No one could dream today of questioning the work of Geber and Rhazès. Evidenced by the practical applications [dyeing, cosmetics, pharmacy, food, hygiene, etc.] of chemistry on the existence of human societies and we understand the value of these scientists and the scope of their masterful work.
This book paints a succinct picture of these oh so brilliant minds who knew how to put themselves to the "Service of Humanity" in the name of the quest for the divine! Finally, they are the creators of a paradox: to reconcile Theology and Science by creating Chemistry!
About the Author: Nas E. Boutammina
The author, with a scientific background, has written various works in the field of Human Sciences [History, Sociology, Anthropology], Theology, Biology, etc. These writings shed light on certain gray areas and highlight a version different from that which is commonly accepted. Finally, the author introduces new notions and enriches the fields of knowledge through the innovation of a set of postulates, concepts and ideas.