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Abu Ishaq Al Zaraqali: A Scholar Who Lived for Knowledge

Abu Ishaq Al Zaraqali (1029–1100), also known as Arzachel, was a renowned Muslim astronomer and inventor from Islamic Spain. He created the influential Toledan Tables, invented advanced astronomical instruments like the Safiha astrolabe and water clock, and made accurate astronomical calculations that influenced both Islamic and European science.

Relevance of Abu Zayd Al Balkhi’s Work on Cognitive Psychology

Islamic psychology, with roots in ancient wisdom and contributions from scholars like Al-Balkhi, offers a holistic perspective on the mind, intertwining spiritual and cognitive insights to guide individuals toward optimal well-being.

Is AI Pose Effect or Defect to Humans

Artificial Intelligence is a rapid source in our world for getting information and capabilities for our conundrum. The people facing an impediment against it, also suddenly fascinate people.

Knowledge Economy

In total, the knowledge economy is the production of knowledge along with its consumption and handover. In a knowledge economy, much of the workforce is indulged not in the physical production or distribution of material goods.

NEP ;Polished Outside

In January 2015, a group under Former Cabinet Secretary T.S.R Subramanian started the process for National Education Policy(NEP).  More than three decades have passed since