Islamic Civilization: Between Originality, Innovation and Informational Revolution
Main Article Content
Abstract
The information and communications revolution has come a long way in development. Science has reached its peak in the digital world, to the point that information has become circulating around the world in limited seconds. In the face of this tremendous development and qualitative leaps, Islamic civilization, with its human sciences, remains a pioneer in this world thanks to the ethics it has given it that governs it with a balance and its orientation towards serving all humanity.
In order to explain the development of technological sciences in our present era, we must know that all the scientific and intellectual renaissance that we are witnessing today had a major role in it for Arab and Muslim scientists, as evidenced by the Western world’s recognition of that merit, which they bore witness to in North Africa, Cordoba, and the rest of Andalusia when they dominated the world with the abundance of their scholars and the diversity of their scientific and human specializations.
We must point out that, despite the world’s progress in all fields of science and knowledge with a global technological revolution, all these achievements remain hostage to the determinants of Islamic constants in making all sciences follow the religious and moral factor, which imposes harnessing all these achievements to serve humanity and build the ideal society, and not be a destructive factor by using Technology in moral corruption through globalization in all its trends, which destroys all societies in the name of human liberation, trade and economics, so that they can have the world in their hands and run it as they please.
Metrics
Article Details

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
References
Ibn Khaldun, Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad (D. 808 AH)
Introduction by Ibn Khaldun, (ed.), Beirut, Dar Al-Fikr, 1988 AD
Badrawi, Hammam and Ahmed, Shaker Fathi
2-Comparative Education, 1st edition, Egypt, Arab Nile Collection, 2003 AD
Bernal, J. D.
3-The Social Function of Science, Britain, George Rutfeld and Sons Press, 1939 AD
Toffler, Alvin
4- Future Shock, translated by: Muhammad Ali Nassef, 2nd edition, Cairo, Egyptian Society for the Dissemination of Knowledge and Arab Culture, 1990 AD.
Al-Jassim, Jaafar
5-Information Technology, 1st edition, Amman, Osama Publishing House, 2005 AD.
-Al-Hajji, Abdul Rahman Ali.
6-Our history is written by those who write it, 1st edition, Tarrous Office, Kuwait, 2021 AD.
-Hosni, Enas
7- European-Islamic Civilizational Contact, World of Knowledge, Kuwait, 2016 AD.
-Khalil, Imad Al-Din.
8-On Rewriting Islamic History, 1st edition, House of Culture, Qatar, 1986 AD.
Devlin, Keith
9-Man and knowledge in the information age, how to transform information into knowledge, Arabization: Shaden Al-Yafi, 1st edition, Riyadh, Obeikan Library, 2001 AD.
Dubeau, Rene
10- The Humanity of Man: A Scientific Criticism of Material Civilization, translated by Nabil Al-Taweel, King Fahd National Library, 1978 AD.
Shams Al-Din, Faisal Hashem
11-Information Technology, 1st edition, Cairo, Dar Shams for Distribution and Publishing, 2008 AD Al-Samer, Faisal
Arabs and European Civilization, Al-Hurriya Printing House, Baghdad, 1977 AD.
-Al-Omari, Akram Diaa
13- Renaissance and Culture, Arabs and the Experiences of Nations, Dar Ibn Hazm, Beirut, 2014 AD.
Ali, Nabil
14- Arab Culture and the Information Age, 2nd edition, Kuwait, World of Knowledge, 2000 AD.
Martin, Hans-Peter and Schumann, Harald
15-The Globalization Trap, translated by: Adnan Abbas, Kuwait, National Council for Culture and Arts, 1990 AD.
-Mahfouz, Muhammad.
16- Islam, the West and the Dialogue of the Future, 2nd edition, Arab Cultural Center, Casablanca, 2000 AD.
Al-Malat, Ahmed Khalifa
17-Cybercrimes, 2nd edition, Alexandria, Dar Al-Fikr Al-Jami’i, 2005 AD
-Hunika, Zaghreed
18-The Arab Sun Shines on the West, transcribed from the German: Farouk Baydoun, Dar Sader, Beirut, 1998 AD.
-Al-Yahyawi, Yahya.
19- Building knowledge societies in the Arab region, Alam Publishing House, Cairo, 2019 AD.
- Research and articles
Bizan, Hanan Al-Sadiq
19-The information age, what does it hide within its folds? Informatics Magazine, Issue: 6, 2004 AD
- Maash, Mortada
20- Information is a new authority, Al-Naba’ Magazine, Issue: 50, 2000 AD.
-Atawi, Al-Tayeb
21- There is no disconnect between the humanities and technological sciences, an article in “Oud Al-Nad” magazine. Issue (91), 2014, Algeria.
Odeh, Jihad.
22-Introduction to Advanced International Relations, Arab Bureau, Cairo, 2014 AD.
- Yassin, Saad Ghaleb
23- Informatics and Knowledge Management, Arab Future Magazine, Issue: 260, 2000 AD
Letters and theses
Al-Zubaidi, Dhabyan Shamam Hassan
24- Information systems and their impact on strategic planning, Master’s thesis, College of Political Science, 2001 AD