๐จ๐จ | ๐๐๐๐ ๐๐: Ali Barat of Epic Sports is playing a key role in trying to SECURE JJ Gabrielโs EXIT from Manchester United. [@AcademyScoop] #mufc
One of the most MENTAL post match interviews youโll ever listen to๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
Youโve got the owner going at the opposition for how much money theyโve spent and thatโs just the beginning of it๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
Now the video is finally out, Iโve been reminded of some of the looniest parts of the Oxford Islam debate, like this bit, when @Jacob_Rees_Mogg suggested that the West has only really benefitted from capitalism because of Islam.
Contrary to the popular myth that around 820 CE Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi single-handedly โgave us the advantage of numbers,โ he did not invent the base-10 numerical system or the concept of zero; he actually adopted a pre-existing Hindu system that Indian mathematicians had already perfected centuries earlier.
While he was a brilliant polymath whose scholarship spanned astronomy, geography, and mathematics, his development of algebra was deeply rooted in the practical administrative needs of his court-supported environment. Under the patronage of the Abbasid Caliph al-Ma'mun, Al-Khwarizmi was tasked with creating a functional mathematical framework to handle the complex, rigid demands of Islamic law.
Indeed, if we are truly looking for the specifically Islamic influence in his work, it is found directly in his need to calculate the highly uneven, discriminatory inheritance quotas mandated by Sharia. Because Islamic jurisprudence explicitly dictates that a woman is legally entitled to only half the share of a man in parallel scenarios โ such as a daughter receiving half of a sonโs share โ distributing an estate became a severe mathematical challenge when entangled with debts or deathbed gifts.
Al-Khwarizmi dedicated nearly half of his landmark book entirely to a dense โBook of Inheritance,โ structuring dozens of chapters around these very constraints. He explicitly wrote these unequal shares into his mathematical equations, providing systematic instructions to ensure a son would always receive double the share of a daughter.
Ultimately, Al-Khwarizmi integrated the superior Indian number system into his new algebraic method not merely for abstract calculation, but to provide the exact tools necessary to execute these rigid, gender-skewed legal distributions with absolute mathematical precision.
Talk about clutching at straws, @Jacob_Rees_Mogg.
Now the video is finally out, Iโve been reminded of some of the looniest parts of the Oxford Islam debate, like this bit, when @Jacob_Rees_Mogg suggested that the West has only really benefitted from capitalism because of Islam.
Contrary to the popular myth that around 820 CE Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi single-handedly โgave us the advantage of numbers,โ he did not invent the base-10 numerical system or the concept of zero; he actually adopted a pre-existing Hindu system that Indian mathematicians had already perfected centuries earlier.
While he was a brilliant polymath whose scholarship spanned astronomy, geography, and mathematics, his development of algebra was deeply rooted in the practical administrative needs of his court-supported environment. Under the patronage of the Abbasid Caliph al-Ma'mun, Al-Khwarizmi was tasked with creating a functional mathematical framework to handle the complex, rigid demands of Islamic law.
Indeed, if we are truly looking for the specifically Islamic influence in his work, it is found directly in his need to calculate the highly uneven, discriminatory inheritance quotas mandated by Sharia. Because Islamic jurisprudence explicitly dictates that a woman is legally entitled to only half the share of a man in parallel scenarios โ such as a daughter receiving half of a sonโs share โ distributing an estate became a severe mathematical challenge when entangled with debts or deathbed gifts.
Al-Khwarizmi dedicated nearly half of his landmark book entirely to a dense โBook of Inheritance,โ structuring dozens of chapters around these very constraints. He explicitly wrote these unequal shares into his mathematical equations, providing systematic instructions to ensure a son would always receive double the share of a daughter.
Ultimately, Al-Khwarizmi integrated the superior Indian number system into his new algebraic method not merely for abstract calculation, but to provide the exact tools necessary to execute these rigid, gender-skewed legal distributions with absolute mathematical precision.
Talk about clutching at straws, @Jacob_Rees_Mogg.
In sports, there are winners, and of course there are losers. We ended up on the wrong side of the result today. Congratulations to PSG, with all due respect.
But don't disrespect our players please. Every single one of our players put their bodies on the line until the very last minute. Hincapie even played the whole extra time with a crippled leg.
Every one of them contributed to this journey, and even though the result is not what we wanted, we are proud of them. Keep your heads up and keep fighting!