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While Europe was entrenched in the Dark Ages, Muslims made historical contributions to art, architecture, medicine, astronomy, math, literature and other disciplines.

The PC and Internet has created a new way of referencing information and the changes are not slowing. Books are no longer the main reference source for many people.

Islam requires love and respect towards parents but warns against over-attachment. Read up on the guidelines to encourage detachment in a positive light.

Every entrepreneur starting and growing a business requires adequate preparation and an understanding of what it takes to be successful. Here are a few helpful tips

In a rapidly changing work environment, asking the right questions can be more important than knowing yesterday's right answers.

One of the first steps, after receiving the diagnosis of autism, is to seek knowledge. Read books, search the web and search out others who can help you navigate through all that lies ahead.

This thought-provoking film delves into the nature, technology, and humanity thriving in a small community at the end of the world.

The Episcopal Church, USA began its history in England and believes in Christ firmly rooted in scripture and openness to God in the world.

Petroglyphs are images pecked into large boulders by the use of rocks and hammer stones. These images were left by the shamans after their spiritual vision quests.

Okara's novella follows the path of a man who seeks truth and knowledge in post- colonial Nigeria.

Ulemas are traditionally known as Islamic scholars. By definition, however, they are people of knowledge - even if their ambits include secular issues.

With a structured approach at one end of the homeschooling spectrum and a radical unschooling approach at the other, each unschooling family falls somewhere between.

What is happiness? Behavior Expert Desmond Morris has accumulated the main categories of happiness. Discover your type to better achieve this state of being.

"Inherit the Wind" is a fictionalized account of the famous Scopes "Monkey" Trial of 1925. This critique of "Inherit the Wind" analyzes its authenticity and accuracy.

Covering the face is part of early Muslim tradition, and a practice which persists due to religious beliefs, cultural influences and issues of modesty and spirituality.

Fridtjof Nansen was born on 10 October 1861 just outside the Norwegian capital of Oslo then known as Christiania.

Personal development helps people to "step up" by being focused and developing strategies to meet the many challenges and obstacles presented by turbulent times.

From Bram Stoker's Dracula to Anne Rice's Lestat, the vampire is an old-world charmer who acts as both hero and anit-hero in contemporary fiction

There are many benefits of reading in Islam. Education, civilisation and reciprocal partnerships rest on the ability to read. It all started with the word, "read!"

Parenting just got a bit easier thanks to They Might Be Giants' newest foray into the cool music for kids scene. Their latest CD/DVD is Here Comes Science.

Mike MacIntyre has been an assistant coach the past 20 years. A week before Christmas 2009 he became a head coach for the first time.