In the modern humanitarian and development landscape, we are constantly reacting to catastrophe. We watch as climate disasters displace thousands, digital networks morph into breeding grounds for misinformation, and displaced […]

The traditional image of education has remained virtually unchanged for centuries: rows of wooden desks, a heavy paper textbook resting on every lap, and a teacher at the front of

Abu Rayhan al-Biruni (973–1050 CE) was one of the most towering polymaths of the Islamic Golden Age. Long before the concept of interdisciplinary science existed, al-Biruni was casually mastering astronomy,