0.2 - Muslims Invented Modern Science

This episode examines the systematic corruption of Islam's fundamentals, through tools like 'abrogation' of the Quran, by the traditional scholars of Islam. 1:00 - Intro 4:48 - Sources 5:57 - Case Study: Slavery 13:34 - Historical Context of Abrogation 19:29 - Abrogation is born in contradiction 27:27 - Hadith takes over 32:20 - Traditional Scholars over-rule the Quran Credits for Soundtrack: - Cypher by Wayne Jones - Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license

This is Part 5 of Episode 0: An epilogue discussion covering a somewhat tangential topic, i.e. the Einstein versus Bohr debate, which redefined the character of Science, in a very destructive way. Here we examine what that War in Fundamental Physics was all about. Credits for Soundtrack: - Cypher by Wayne Jones - Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license

This is Part 4 of Episode 0: With the historical narrative of science corrected, in the previous parts, we now examine the claim that science contradicts God, and find that this claim is a symptom of Western cultural history, not science itself.  Credits for Soundtrack: - Cypher by Wayne Jones - Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license

This is Part 3 of Episode 0: We see how and why Modern Science was born in Muslims lands, specifically for studying God's Universe. It is, therefore, an Islamic tool. As Muslims fell into our Dark Age, Modern Science transitioned to Europe, and that is where the conflict between Science and God started, due to Western Cultural intricacies.  Credits for Soundtrack: - Cypher by Wayne Jones - Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license

This is Part 2 of Episode 0: Here we examine the reason why Greek Natural Philosophy can not be considered 'the father of modern science,' as is claimed by Western Historians of Science, like Grant and Lindberg. Credits for Soundtrack: - Cypher by Wayne Jones - Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license

We Muslims have been living in an Islamic Dark Age for 500 years now... This opener provides a thesis, for our first series of episodes (0.0 to 0.4.) We present a researched argument on what the first step needs to be, for Muslims to begin to get themselves out of this Dark Age. Welcome to Dangerous Saracen Magic~! Credits for Soundtrack: -Cypher by Wayne Jones -Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license