Member Since:
March 09, 2012
Muhammad Nasim
Biography
Born in Bihar, India on 15.12.1946. Pakistani national resident in Karachi. Mechanical Engineer. Graduated from Bangladesh university of Engineering & Technology, Dhaka in 1967. Post-gradute study at University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology. Member ASME, ASHRAE, Pakistan Engineering Council, Fellow Pakistan Intitute of Engineers. Speciality HVAC and Mechanical design and Project management. Deep interest in Science, literature and religion.
Books
Angel's Whisper
by Muhammad Nasim
Price:
$7.99 USD.
Words: 19,920.
Language:
English.
Published: April 24, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Inspiration » Personal inspiration
A collection of short and literary blogs of Naseem Mahnavi arranged latest first. They contain wisdom with humor and compelling opinion. Anecdotes range from ants discussing gravity to interpretation of Nistradamus's quartains and history of America. Perhaps the most interesting part is the candid definitions of common terms compiled over a five year period of blogging. For readers of all ages.
Islam Today
by Muhammad Nasim
Price:
$5.95 USD.
Words: 63,030.
Language:
English.
Published: March 27, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Religion & Spirituality » Islam / Koran & Sacred Writings
A candid analysis of Islam’s origins, history, principles, practices and prejudices by a western educated Muslim. Being an engineer by profession, the author looks at the world as a grand project conceived and executed by God, and unearths the underlying logic of Islamic injunctions. The language is simple enough for the common person to appreciate and the conviction is backed by vast study.
Alternatives
by Muhammad Nasim
Price:
$9.95 USD.
Words: 20,130.
Language:
English.
Published: March 19, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Science & Nature » Philosophy of Science
It is a quizzical review of natural philosophy and history of science, mainly physics with alternative notions. The possible shortcomings of accepted theories are pointed out. The author discusses the ramifications of a finite universe, suggests a four axis spatial coordinate system, identifies force as the differential of energy over distance and presents a digital model of the universe.