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Machine generated contents note: PART ONE: STATEMENTS AT THE OPENING SESSION
Message of His Excellency the President of the Islamic Republic of
Pakistan, Patron of the Islamic Academy of Sciences17
Message of His Royal Highness Prince Ai Hassan Ibn Talal ofthe
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Patron of the Islamic Academy of
Sciences19
Address of His Excellency Dr Mostafa Moin, Minister of Culture and
Higher Education, Islamic Republic of Iran25
Message of His Excellency Dr Ahmad Mohamed Ali, President,
Islamic Development Bank (IDB)29
Address of His Excellency Prof. Ibrahim (Iba) Diop-Mar, Acting
President, Islamic Academy of Sciences33
PART TWO: ISLAM AND SCIENCE EDUCATION
Science Education in the Context of the Great Islamic Heritage: An
O verview39
Zaghloul R El-Naggar
Renaissance of Sciences in M uslim Countries53
HameedAhmed Khan
Priorities of Science in the Islamic Polity83
Mehdi Golshani
Islam and the Love of Knowledge91
Reza Davari Ardakani
Changing Concepts in Medical Education in Pakistan
Mohammad Ilyas Burney
Medical Education in Turkey
Naci Bor
Science Education in Egypt
Hussein Samir Salama
Scientific Research in Sudan
Hashim Mohammed Elhadi
Teaching of Science and Technology in Senegal
Souleymane Niang and lba Diop-Mar
Science Development in Azerbaijan
Faramaz Maksudov
Education and Science in Turkmenistan
A G Babaev
Human Resources Development at University Level in Gulf Co-
operation Council Countries
FouadA Al-Rumaihi
PART FIVE: TOPICS RELATED TO SCIENCE EDUCATION
AND SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE ISLAMIC
WORLD
Science Instruction in Islamic Countries
Ali Shariatmadari
Can Ta'dib Lead to Eco-Educational Mansformation?
Yusuf Waghid
The University and the Wealth of a Nation
Bambang Hidayat
Some Special Aspects of Science Education in Germany
Syed Muhammad Qaim
Some Thoughts on Scientific and Technological Development
MAsghar
Changing Concepts in Medical Education in Pakistan
Mohammadllyas Burney
Medical Education in Turkey
Naci Bor
Science Education in Egypt
Hussein Samir Salama
Scientific Research in Sudan
Ilashim Mohammed Elhadi
Teaching of Science and Technology in Senegal
Souleymane Niang and lba Diop-Mar
Science Development in Azerbaijan
Faramaz Maksudov
Education and Science in Turkmenistan
A G Babaev
Human Resources Development at University Level in Gulf Co-
operation Council Countries
FouadA Al-Rumaihi
PART FIVE: TOPICS RELATED TO SCIENCE EDUCATION
AND SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE ISLAMIC
WORLD
Science Instruction in Islamic Countries
Ali Shariatmadari
Can Ta'dib Lead to Eco-Educational Mansformation?
Yzsuf Waghid
The University and the Wealth of a Nation
Bambang Hidayat
Some Special Aspects of Science Education in Germany
Syed Muhammad Qaim
Some Thoughts on Scientific and Technological Development
MAsghar
Science and Technology - An Imperative for Sustainable National
D evelopm ent
Atta-ur-Rahman
The World Bank's Millennium Science Initiative: Assumptionsand
Expectations
Lauritz B Holm-Nielsen
Ranking Criteria For Evaluation of Scientists and their Research:
Use of Journal Impact Factor (JIF)
N M Butt and HSaleem
PART SIX: APPENDIXES
Conference Com m ittees
Chairmen of Conference Sessions
List of Conference Participants
IAS Council Members and Executive Staff
IAS Patrons, Honorary Fellows, Fellows and Ibrahim Award
Laureate
IAS Supporters
IAS Waqf ;.
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