Introduction to Islamic ethics, law, education, economics, political science, philosophy and history of science based on ijtihad in Quran and, conforming with it, Sunnah, Islamic heritage of non-Muslims too, secular thought. Applications in developing Islamic technical curricula, water law, natural resources economics, project selection politically, sociology of science and development.

Islamic philosophical and social sciences, and public policies, through Quran, and Sunnah books now lost or ignored like Kitab al-Kharaj, caused the development, from Spain to Central Asia, of medieval hydraulic structures, irrigation, water supply, navigation, and water and wind power. “Reductionism" and Sufism caused decline of Islamic ideology and civilization.

(Series on Water Resources in the Quran, Volume 1, Book# 1 of 4)

Series on Water Resources in the Quran, Volume 1, Book #2 of 4

Series on Water Resources in the Quran, Book #4 of 4, Vol. 1, Unabridged

The Series, with 4 Books in Vol.1, is unique in the 1400-year history of Islamic civilization. Book #4, un-abridged, has the sections common to all 4 books: a, b, c, d, e, III, IV; it also has I, II, V, VI, VII. Besides explanation of 33 passages in II, gives all 480 passages in VI. Part VII shows that a basic cause of Islam’s distortion and Muslim decline in recent centuries are the so-called 6 to 8 Sahih (correct) Collections of on rituals and “mostly pseudo-Islamic” Reports (Hadith, Sunnah) ascribed to the Prophet, instead of the only 6 existing ‘mostly correct’ al-Kharaj and al-Amwal books dealing with the disciplines in the Quran, its rationalism, sciences, ethics and laws, etc.  

Reviews global science and civilization before revelation of Quran, role of Islamic ideology and policies in birth and world supremacy of medieval Islamic science and learning, and decline due to takhsis (reductionism) and Sufism. Gives Recommendations of international conferences and Action Plans in 13 Appendixes on Islamization of all knowledge and education systems through IISTD.