Allah kept his promise. He gave victory to
Muslims over the nations.
He also gave them rulership over a very large part of the world, lasting hundreds of years.

Within the period (middle ages to the 18th century), the Muslims lead the world in all branches of knowledge; sciences, medicine, politics, law, math, philosophy and many more.

Some were giants in Islamic law and from their works, schools of thought (madhaahib) evolved.

Some were geniuses, who combined Islamic law with physical science and philosophy,
leaving written works in volumes for latter generations.

With these giants, scholars in different fields, Allah established the Muslim reign in the world for about a thousand years.

Some were contemporaries and some came many centuries after others.
Giants they all were nonetheless. May Allah's blessings be with them all.

As you read this, many names are popping up in your mind as to which of them is/are your favourite(s). If you're conversant with the history of Islam, you may have a hard time choosing.

Never mind, you can choose more than one, in different fields, past or present.
You can also choose from among the Prophet's companions but NOT the holy Prophet (saw). He's not in this category.

THESE ARE MINE:

IMAM AHMAD BN HANBAL (Islamic law and jurisprudence)

ABU HAMID AL- GHAZALI (philosophy)

MUHAMMAD BN MUSA AL-KWARIZMI (math, founding work in algorithm, astronomy)

AHMAD BN TAIMIYYAH (Islamic law, philosophy, grammar, sciences).

JazaakaLahu Khaira.. i think we have to start reading history. many muslims of today doesn't know that we've once ruled the world before for many centuries but surely no Power last forever. Check "Islamic golden age" if you can read it in arabic you will enjoy it than the english ones. Allah give Power to whoever he wish.


Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi , " father of modern surgery "
and the "father of operative surgery".
Ibn Al-Nafis , "father of circulatory physiology and
anatomy .
Abbas Ibn Firnas, father of medieval aviation.
Alhazen, "father of modern optics".
Jabir ibn Hayyan , father of chemistry
Ibn Khaldun father of sociology, historiography and
modern economics. He is best known for hisMuqaddimah .
Ibn Sina father of early modern medicine.
'Ali ibn al-'Abbas al-Majusi , also known as Haly Abbas: founder of anatomic physiology". In addition, the
section on dermatology in his Kamil as-sina'ah at-tibbiyah
(Royal book-Liber Regius) has one scholar to regard him
as the "father of Arabic dermatology".
Al-Biruni : the "founder of Indology", "father of comparative religion " and geodesy , and "first anthropologist" titles for his remarkable description of
early 11th-century India .Georg Morgenstierne regarded him as "the founder of comparative studies in
human culture". Al-Biruni is also known as the "father of Islamic pharmacy".
Al-Khawarizmi : most renowned as the "father of algebra". Solomon Gandz states: "In a sense, Khwarizmi
is more entitled to be called "the father of algebra" than Diophantus because Khwarizmi is the first to teach
algebra in an elementary form and for its own sake, Diophantus is primarily concerned with the theory of
numbers". Ibn Hazm: father of comparative religion and "honoured
in the West as that of the founder of the science of
comparative religion". Alfred Guillaume refers to him the composer of "the first systematic higher critical
study of the Old and New testaments". However, William Montgomery Watt disputes the claim, stating
that Ibn Hazm's work was preceded by earlier works in Arabic and that "the aim was polemical and not
descriptive". Al-Farabi : regarded as the "founder of Islamic/Arab
Neoplatonism " and by some as the "father of formal logic in the Islamic world".
Muhammad al-Idrisi : father of world map [
Averroes (Ibn Rushd) (1126-1198): known in west as The
Commentator, "father of free thought and unbelief"
and has been described by some as the "father of
rationalism" and the "founding father of secular
thought in Western Europe". Ernest Renan called
Averroes the absolute rationalist, and regarded him as
the father of freethought and dissent.
Rhazes : His treatise on Diseases in Children has led
many to consider him the "father of pediatrics".
He has also been praised as the "real founder of
clinical medicine in Islam".
Muhammad al-Shaybani : the father of Muslim
international law.
Ismail al-Jazari : Father of Automaton and Robotics.
Suhrawardi : founder of the Illuminationist school of Islamic philosophy.
Al-Tusi , "father of trigonoetry " as a mathematical discipline in its own right.
copied.

Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahab.


Allah used him to kill the kufar and made Saudi Arabia free from shirk and kufru

motayoayinde:
Allah kept his promise. He gave victory to
Muslims over the nations.
He also gave them rulership over a very large part of the world, lasting hundreds of years.

Within the period (middle ages to the 18th century), the Muslims lead the world in all branches of knowledge; sciences, medicine, politics, law, math, philosophy and many more.

Some were giants in Islamic law and from their works, schools of thought (madhaahib) evolved.

Some were geniuses, who combined Islamic law with physical science and philosophy,
leaving written works in volumes for latter generations.

With these giants, scholars in different fields, Allah established the Muslim reign in the world for about a thousand years.

Some were contemporaries and some came many centuries after others.
Giants they all were nonetheless. May Allah's blessings be with them all.

As you read this, many names are popping up in your mind as to which of them is/are your favourite(s). If you're conversant with the history of Islam, you may have a hard time choosing.

Never mind, you can choose more than one, in different fields, past or present.
You can also choose from among the Prophet's companions but NOT the holy Prophet (saw). He's not in this category.

(1) ]AVICENNA THE MOST FAMOUS ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHER

(2)AL-FARABI

(3)ABU HAMID AL-GHAZALI

(4)AL-KINDI

Mufti Menk

Ismail ibn Menk

Khalid Yasin

Sheik Adam Abdullah Al-ilori
Sheik Ismail Muft Menk
Sheik Ibrahim Inyass

Mufti Menk and Alhaji Qomourudeen Yunusf Akorede.

Ibn banbazi
Iman Hambali
Sheikh Abdulwahab ibn Ajia
Professor abdularasaq Alaro
Ibn Albani

Imam Shu'uba ibn Hajja
Imam Bukhari
imam Muslim
Imam Az-zahabi
sheikh Nasiruddenil Albani

Sheik Ismail Muft Menk

MUHAMMADU BUHARI

SHEIKH JAAFAR MAHMUD ADAM
DR MUHAMMAD ALH ABUBAKAR MAIDUGURI
DR MUHAMMAD SANI UMAR R LEMO
DR BASHIR ALIYU UMAR
DR JAMIL SADIS
SHEIKH MUKTAR YOLA
SHEIKH LAWAN TRIUMP
SHEIKH ISA ALI PANTAMI
SHEIKH ALBANI ZARIA
DR AHMAD BAMBA
DR MANSUR ISA YELWA
DR ZAREWA

Osama Bin Laden

For being able to successfully target and strike the Pentagon, that guy can bomb anything from anywhere.

Muhammed Hublus.



The guy loves Islam. And his YouTube vedios are very touchy.

Johnny Sins

NeoWanZaeed:
Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahab.



Allah used him to kill the kufar and made Saudi Arabia free from shirk and kufru

must there be always killing in Islam?

Abubakar shekau

Mufti Menk

Ahmed Deedat

Osama Bin Laden.

1.Said Nursi
2. Muhammad Fethullah Gulen
I'm student of Risale I nur

OSAMA BIN LADEN!!!

DREAMZZZ:
Abubakar shekau

� Hahhaahaha

After the Prophet and his Sahaba, my favourite scholars are:

Malik ibn Anas
Ahmad ibn Hanbal
Imam ibn Taymiyyah
Imam Bukhari
Imam Muslim
Muhammad ibn Abdul wahab
An Nawawi
Abdullah ibn Baz
Ibn Kathir
Abu Hanifa
ibnuk Qayyim
Muhammad ibn saleh at uthaymeen
Jafar at Tahawi
presently
Shaykh Saleh Al Fawzan
Abu Khadeejah
Omar Suleiman
Mufti Menk
Yasir Quadhi
Taimiyyah bint Zubair