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Habitat
Environment
Ecosystem
.
Aquatic Water
Environment Environment
Terrestrial Land
Environment Environment
Atmospheric Air
Environment Environment
4. United Nations Nairobi UNEP
Environment 1972 (Kenya)
Programme
5. Global Environment 1992 Washington GEF
Facility (USA)
6. Alliance of Religions 1995 Kelston ARC
and Conservation Park(UK)
7. Global Footprint 2003 California GFN
Network (USA)
The environmental crisis may in fact be said to
have been accused by man s refusal to see God as
the real environment which surrounds him and
nourishes his life (19)
Reeta Rani, Dictionay of Biology,Anmol Publications,Pvt.Ltd. New
Delhi, p.172
Environment, the complex of physical chemical,and biotic factors
that act upon an organism or an ecological community and
ultimately determine its form and survival. The New Encyclopedia
of Britannica,Volume 3,p.512)
6- Eng. Akthtar K. Bhatti, Dr. Gul e Jannat,The Holy Quran On
Environment, Royal Book Company,Karachi,1995, p.20
7- Raj, Gardeep, Dictionary of Environment,Anmol Publications,
Pvt.Ltd., N.Delhi(India),1992, p.70
8- M. S. Rao, Dictionary of Geography, Anmol Publications, Pvt.Ltd.,
N.Delhi(India),p.137
9- Haroon Yahya(Adnan Oktar),The creation of the universe,Global
Yayniclick,2005,,p.86
13.The New Encyclopedia Britannica,Vol 4,p.354
Ecosystem;Refers to a community of interdependent organisms
together with the environment which they inhabit and with which
they interact e.g., a pond, an Oakwood.Raj, Gardeep, Dictionary of
Environment, p.67
15- The New Encyclopedia Britannica, Vol 41978,p.359
432 1 ? 1410
19- Seyyed Nasr Hossein,The Need for a Sacred Science, Routledge,
2005,p.134
29. Fazle Karim Khan,AGeography of Pakistan Environment, People
and Economy,Oxford University Press, Oxford,1991,p.69
,
D-307
I could not live for a single second without
religion. Many of my friends despair of me
because they say even my politics are derived from
religion. And they are right. My politics and all
other activities of mine are derived from my
religion. I go further and say that every activity of
man of religion must be derived from his religion
because religion means being bound to God.(8)
(Thomas Carlyle)
(Washington Irving)
(Mahmet and his Succesors)
truth-seeker like me help respect one whose mind
was constantly fixed on God, who ever walked in
God's fear and who had boundless compassion for
mankind.(31)
.
All religions in the world are thus strict in regard
to pledges ... Even if only a few among you take
the pledge, we shall have reward through them.
Muslim students have before them the example of
Imams Hassan and Hussain. Islam has not been
kept alive by the sword, but by the many fakirs
with a high sense of honor whom it has produced
... I have nothing to give you in the way of
excitement ... I want to give you quiet courage. I
want you to h ave hearts pure eno ugh for
self-sacrifice, for tapascharya.(43)
1 Gandhi's responses to Islam, Sheila Mc Donough, D.K. Print World
(p) ltd. New Delhi, 1994, P:05
6 The Hindu-Muslim Unity, Ed. by Anand.T. Hingorani, Bharatiya
Vidya Bhavan, Bombay, 1965, p.65
8 Education Gandhi and Man, Selected Writings, Khawaja Ghulamus
Saiyyadain, Edited by: Akhtarul Wasey & Farhat Ihsas, Shipra
Publications, 2008, P:54
22 All Men are Brothers (Life and Thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi as
told in his own words, by Krishna Kripalani, Jitendra T Desai,
Navajivan Mudranalaya, Ahmedabad, 1960, P:79
26 Ganghi's Responses to Islam, p.66
27 The Hindu Muslim Unity, p.90
29 The Sayings of Muhammad, Allama Sir Abdullah Al-Mamun Al-
Suhrawardy, John Murray, Albemarle Street, London, W. 1954, p.07
110025
202002
5- Rosenthal,I.J. Political Thought in Medieval Islam,
Cambridge University Press, 1962, P.67
Euro-Centrism
Mukherjee,Aditya,Challanges to the Social Sciences in
the 21st Century, Economic and Political Weekly,
Vol.XLVIII, No 37 September14,2013
(Satanic Philosophy)
65 96
110025
The Quran
The Quran Prepared
Translation of the Holy Quran
Quran
Leopold Weiss
''Muhammad Asad.... was born Leopold Weiss in
July 1900...... he was the descendant of a long line
of rabbis''.(8)
An Austrian
Jewish Convert to Islam
tribes
capital T
''On 7 April, 1875, Marmaduke William was born
in Cambridge Taerrace, w.2''(20)
''Marmaduke William Pickthall was born in
Cambridge Terrace, London, on 7 April 1875, the
son of Mary O'Brien (1836 190 4)and the
Reverend Charles Grayson Pickthall (1822 1881)''
(21)
''On May 18 he complained of pain after luncheon,
but Muriel declared, and both agreed, it was only
indigestion. Next morning at breakfast he seemed
perfectly well, but whilst reading the newspapers
felt ill and went upstaires to lie down. Muriel
fallowed him to their bedroom and as she entered
the room he took two steps to meet her and fell
dead in her arms of coronary thrombosis.''(22)
Coronary Thrombosis
Peter Clark
''One day in the middle of May he became unwell
after lunch. The following morning after breakfast
he rested, then got up and collapsed. He died at
eleven o'clock on 19 May 1936 of coronary
thrombosis.''(23)
''The first president of the Board of Direction of
''Islamic Culture'' was that staunch friend of
learning, veteran scholar and sound statesman, the
late Nawab Imad ul Mulk Bahadur, whose son,
Nawab Mahdi Yar Jung is now Secretary to the
Board.''(25)
''... Nawab Sir Amin Jung, Nawab Hyder Nawaz
Jung, Nawab Nizamat Jung, Nawab Sadr Yar Jung
the present chairman of the Board, and Nawab
Masood Jung are the men who planned and still
control the policy of the Review.''(26)
...
''The Qur an cannot be translated that is the belief
of old fashioned Shaykhs and the view of the
present writer. The Book is here rendered almost
literally and every effort has been made to choose
befitting language. But the result is not the
Glorious Qur an.... It is only an attempt to present
the meaning of the Qur an... in English. It can
never take the place of the Qur an in Arabic, nor is
it meant to do so.''(31)
…
''No, my son, wait until you are older, and have
seen again your native land. You are alone among
us as our boys are alone among the Christians.
God Knows how I should feel if any Christian
teacher dealt with a son of mine otherwise than as
Inow deal with you.''(33)
''Observe this fire. There is a shapely flame, the
light that shines around us, and when I put my
hand out, there is the heat as well. Iblow, and all is
gone. How many things? You answer three in one,
Ianswer one we both are right.''(34)
''This suggestion put a strange impression on my
heart. That was so because Iwrongly imagined that
Muslims are always keen and restless to make
other people join them in their religion. But this
conversation with my teacher changed my mind
and Icould not help being convinced that it is only
a false propaganda against Muslims which labels
them to be biased.''(35)
''One day Isaid to Tal'at Beik You always go about
and move here and there without even a personal
guard. You should have guards to defend you
against all sudden and unexpected attacks.
Tal'atBeik, a famous Muslim Turkish leader,
replied 'There is no better guardian than Almighty
Allah. This experience strengthened my belief in
Allah. I understood from Tal'at Beik th at
according to Islamic belief, death can not
anticipate or fall behind its fixed time. Hence this
unusual courage seemed to me very strange in the
beginning.''(36)
''It would be blessing to the world if Islam should once
more take the lead in human progress. I am not saying
this to flatter you, nor to applaud myself in a belief which
I have accepted after years of thought and study.''(37)
Muhammad Asad A Critical Study, in Muhammad Asad An
Austrian Jewish Convert to Islam by M. Ikram Chaghatai,Pakistan
Writer's Co operative Society, Lahore, 2015, p.217
13- Sherif, M.A., Searching for Solace, p.4
16- Yusuf 'Ali, Abdullah, The Holy Qur'an, Text, Translation &
Commentary, p.12
20- Anne Fremantle, Loyal Enemy, Hutchinson and Co. Ltd., London,
1938, p.12
21- Peter Clark, Marmaduke Pickthall British Muslim, Quartet Books,
London, 1986, p.7
22- Anne Fremantle, Loyal Enemy, p.439
23- Peter Clark, Marmaduke Pickthall British Muslim, p.68
25- Islamic Culture, The Hyderabad Quarterly Review, Introductory
Remarks,vol.1, No. 1, January, 1927,p.i
26 Ibid, p.i
28- Pickthall, Marmaduke, Arabs and Non Arabs, and the Question of
Translating the Qur an, Islamic Culture, The Hyderabad Quarterly
Review, vol.5, No.3, July 1931, p.424
30- Pickthall, Marmaduke, Arabs and Non Arabs, and the Question of
Translating the Qur an, Islamic Culture, p.432
31- Pickthall, Muhammad Marmaduke, The Meaning of the Glorious
Qur an, Text and Explanatory Translation, Islamic Research
Institute, Islamabad, 1988, p.xix
33- Pickthall, The Black Crusade V, The New Age Weekly, London,
vol. XII, No. 5, December, 51912, p.103
34- Anne Fremantle, Loyal Enemy, p.81
35- M. Haneef Shahid, Writings of M. M. W. Pickthall, Sh. M. Ashraf,
Lahore, Pakistan, n.d.p.5
36- Ibid, pp.5 6
37- Pickthall, Islam and Modernism, Islamic Review & Muslim India,
January 1918, p.8
38- Ibid, Notes (Editorial), p.3
39- Ibid, p.8
40- Peter Clark, Marmaduke Pickthall British Muslim, p.140
42- Abdullah Yusf Ali, The Holy Qur an, Text Translation &
Commentary, p.56
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Quranic Doctrines for Conservation of Bio
Diversity and Enviroment Safety
Quran and Science
Methodology to Question
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Protection of Environment
in Islamic Perspective
Mr. Abdul Mannan Chima
Research Scholar, Dept. of Islamic and Arabic Studies,
University of Sargodha,Sargodha, Pakistan
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