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Khalidi's answer is problematic, as it complicates the idea: "Despite the survival of philosophical activity of some kind in the Islamic world, I would argue that a 'style of reasoning' did indeed decline after Ibn Rushd, one that is seamlessly connected with natural science, a logic-based, Greek-influenced, and rationalist enterprise" (xii); one has only to go to Qum and sit in one of the lessons of an Ayatullah Jawadi or any other master of philosophy to arrive at a different conclusion.

Muhammad Ali Khalidi (ed.): Medieval Islamic Philosophical Writings by Igbal, Muzaffar / Islam & Science

QUM ensures medication is administered safely and effectively, as it advocates that protocols and standard procedures are followed.

Evidence for intravenous antibiotic therapy in the community by Kralik, Debbie / Australian Nursing Journal

In the novel version of The Sum of All Fears, Ryan actually prevents the president from launching a nuclear attack on the Iranian city of Qum, where Ayatollah Daryaei resides.

Sum doesn't add up: besides its faulty casting and poor production ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American

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